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Cambodia 7-Day Itinerary for Australians: 2026 Trip Plan (Siem Reap + Phnom Penh)
Three nights in Siem Reap for Angkor, three nights in Phnom Penh for the riverfront and the harder history, one buffer night for the day you wish you had. Here is the honest 7-day Cambodia plan for Aussies in 2026 — costs in AUD, transport in plain English, and the eVisa timing baked in.
What's the best 7-day Cambodia itinerary for Australians in 2026?
Three nights Siem Reap (Angkor Wat sunrise, the temple circuit, Phare circus) + three nights Phnom Penh (Royal Palace, Tuol Sleng, Choeung Ek, riverfront food) + one buffer night. Fly SYD/MEL → SIN → SAI (Siem Reap) for arrival, leave from KTI (Phnom Penh) at end — saves the internal flight ($45–60 USD / ~$69–91 AUD if you wanted to skip the bus). Budget ~$1,200–1,800 AUD per person for mid-range hotels + food + transport + the Angkor 3-day pass ($62 USD / ~$94 AUD). Cambodia eVisa is $80 USD (~$122 AUD) all-in, valid 3 months from issue, single entry.
نکات کلیدی
Three nights Siem Reap (Angkor + Phare circus) + three nights Phnom Penh (Royal Palace, Tuol Sleng, Choeung Ek) + one buffer night is the cleanest 7-day shape for Aussies.
Fly into Siem Reap (SAI) and out of Phnom Penh (KTI) — saves the internal flight ($45–60 USD / ~$69–91 AUD) or the 6-hour bus.
Budget ~$1,200–1,800 AUD per person for mid-range hotels, food, transport, and the Angkor 3-day pass ($62 USD / ~$94 AUD).
Cambodia eVisa is $80 USD (~$122 AUD) all-in, approved in 3 business days, valid 3 months from issue, single entry, 30-day stay — more than enough for a 7-day trip.
Late October to early March is the best weather window. Avoid April afternoons at Angkor — the stones radiate heat from 10am.
The e-Arrival Card is a second, separate, mandatory form. $5 USD (~$7.50 AUD) verified, filed within the 7-day window before your flight.
Why a 7-day Cambodia trip works for Aussies
The 7-day plan at a glance
Days 1–3: Siem Reap & Angkor Wat
Days 4–6: Phnom Penh
Day by day in Siem Reap
Day 1 — Arrival, ticket office, easy first night
Day 2 — Angkor sunrise + small circuit
Day 3 — Big circuit + Phare circus
Day 4 morning — Siem Reap to Phnom Penh (fly or bus?)
Day by day in Phnom Penh
Day 4 — Arrival, Sisowath Quay, riverfront dinner
Day 5 — Royal Palace + Tuol Sleng + Choeung Ek
Day 6 — Russian Market, Mekong cruise, final dinner
Day 7 — Buffer day, then departure
سوالات متداول
Is 7 days enough for Cambodia from Australia?
Yes — 7 days is the cleanest length for a first Cambodia trip from Australia. It comfortably covers three nights in Siem Reap (Angkor + Phare circus), three nights in Phnom Penh (Royal Palace, Tuol Sleng, Choeung Ek), and one buffer night. Anything shorter and you are either rushing the temples or skipping the capital; anything longer and you have headroom for the southern coast or river towns, which is a different trip shape.
Should I fly into Siem Reap or Phnom Penh first?
Fly into Siem Reap (SAI) and out of Phnom Penh (KTI) as an open-jaw flight. That order works because the Angkor circuit is more physically demanding than the Phnom Penh walking around — you arrive fresh, do the temples on rested legs, then end the trip on the slower city days. It also avoids doubling back at the end. Most Aussie travel agents will book this as a single Singapore Airlines or Scoot itinerary at the same price as a return into either city.
How much does a 7-day Cambodia trip cost from Australia?
Roughly $1,200–1,800 AUD per person for the in-country spend — mid-range hotels ($40–80 USD/night ~$60–120 AUD), food ($25–40 AUD/day), tuk-tuks and the bus, the Angkor 3-day pass ($62 USD ~$94 AUD), Royal Palace ($10 USD ~$15 AUD), Tuol Sleng and Choeung Ek (~$15 USD combined ~$23 AUD), and Phare circus ($18–38 USD ~$27–57 AUD). Flights from Sydney/Melbourne add another $900–1,400 AUD return depending on season. The Cambodia eVisa is $80 USD (~$122 AUD) all-in on top.
Do I need a Cambodia visa for a 7-day trip?
Yes — every Australian passport holder needs a Cambodia visa, regardless of trip length. The Tourist eVisa is $80 USD (~$122 AUD) all-in, processed in 3 business days, valid 3 months from issue, and gives you a 30-day stay window once you arrive. Seven days fits easily inside that. The visa is single-entry, so if you are popping into Vietnam mid-trip and re-entering, you need a second visa for the return. The e-Arrival Card is a separate, mandatory product filed within 7 days of arrival.
Is the Giant Ibis bus from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh safe?
Yes — Giant Ibis is the one intercity bus most experienced Cambodia travellers will book without hesitation. Working A/C, working seatbelts, working wi-fi, professional drivers, snack included, and a six-hour direct run between the Siem Reap and Phnom Penh terminals for $13–15 USD (~$20–23 AUD). It departs around 8:30am and arrives mid-afternoon. Unless you are travelling with young kids or have mobility issues, the bus is the value pick over the $45–60 USD (~$69–91 AUD) internal flight.
Tom heads the Cambodia Airports & Arrivals desk at VisaToCambodia. He walked KTI (Techo International) on opening day in September 2025 and has tracked every queue-time and process change at KTI, SAI, and KOS since.
Two full days is the right length for most Aussie travellers, which is what the 3-day pass at $62 USD (~$94 AUD) gets you. Day one is the small circuit (Angkor Wat sunrise, Bayon, Ta Prohm) which fills 8 hours comfortably. Day two is the big circuit (Banteay Srei, East Mebon, Pre Rup) plus the Phare circus in the evening. A single day on the $37 USD (~$56 AUD) pass works if you only want the headline temples, but you will leave feeling rushed. The 7-day pass at $72 USD (~$110 AUD) is only worth it for serious temple enthusiasts staying a full week in Siem Reap.
Is Tuol Sleng appropriate for an Aussie family?
Tuol Sleng (S-21) and Choeung Ek (the killing fields) are essential history for most adult Aussie travellers, but they are heavy. Children under 12 should not visit Tuol Sleng — the photographs of victims displayed in the cells are graphic. Teenagers 13+ can handle it with a parent and a careful debrief afterwards. The audio guide ($3 USD extra at Tuol Sleng, $6 USD inclusive at Choeung Ek) does an excellent job of contextualising without sensationalising. If you have younger kids, send one parent on a half-day while the other stays at the hotel pool.
What's the best season for a 7-day Cambodia trip?
Late October to early March — dry, warm (25–32°C), clear skies over Angkor at sunrise. The very best windows are mid-November and mid-March; both sit at the edges of the dry season with shoulder-season prices and visibly thinner crowds than late December or January. Avoid April afternoons at Angkor — temple stones radiate heat from 10am and daytime highs push 36–38°C. Green season (July–September) is cheaper and visually stunning but adds 2–3 hours of daily afternoon rain to plan around.