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Cambodia is very inexpensive for the most part. Regarding how long to stay, there's not a lot to do other than Angkor Wat and some people really want to spend a lot of time at the temples; we did not. We took a countryside bike tour through Grasshopper Tours (I recommend - this was my 2nd tour with them and they do a great job) and it was enjoyable but not that special. Their Vietnam countryside tour was much more interesting. We did not venture out of the cities and would not suggest that you do either unless you are taking anti-malaria medication - outside Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, you are in malaria country. On that note, be sure you bring good Deet-based mosquito repellent. All they sell here is the lemongrass or citronella nonsense. Have fun!

I would suggest 3 nights in Phnom Pehn, 2-3 nights in Kampot relaxing in a river bungalow, 4-5 nights on Koh Rong Samloem (also super relaxing with a few short hiking trails) and 3 nights in Siem Reap. Ofcourse more nights if you would like to see other places.

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You can see all of them in that time if you're organised, but I'd prioritise Ta Promh, Angkor Wat and Bay on temples. I would recommend seeing sunset at Angkor Wat on your first evening after buying your ticket (1 day ticket can be used from 5pm the evening before). (Also this assumes you feel you want to see a sunrise or sunset, but they get very crowded and I don't think really as vital to do as people say). Then on day two get to Ta Promh for opening (7:30am), it was one of the best things I did in SE Asia, you will only be alone for 30mins though so make the most of it! Then do the short (or long, but short has all the 'big' temples and is a nice route to feel like you've seen Angkor Wat) circuit in reverse, so hopefully everywhere will be a bit less crowded. You can hire a bicycle or a tuk tuk driver for the day to get round the temples, and you can dictate where you want to see, look up short and long circuit, both are 1 day loops (will be around 15-20 US dollars for tuk tuk on the short circuit -depending on how personalised a route you want, 1 dollar for a bike, 20 dollars for an e-bike - they have charging points on the long and short circuit. Note if you choose bicycle its about 30km for the short circuit and can get hot. These prices are from Jan 2017. Alternatively just spend your day doing the short route, see Angkor Wat at sunrise, see all the other temples on the loop and try and get to Ta Promh for lunchtime or end of the day (5pm) when all the temples are less crowded. The short route takes you to Angkor Thom and Bayon temple, you will have a great day! Hope that helps!

If you're on an ocean cruise (not river), then I'm afraid Ta Prohm and all the other Siem Reap / Angkor sites are out of reach for a day trip by road - it's about 8 hours each way. The only possibility would be if you can fly between Sihanoukville and Siem Reap - I've no idea if that is possible. If you have more than one night in port then it might be do-able, if expensive. You'd have to get to Siem Reap on the first day, get up very early (dawn is a good time to see the sites anyway), and head back to port.

You should plan at least one entire day to go to the angkor area! You can buy a one-day pass and habe the whole day... We had an official guide (check siem reap tourism information...)

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