アンコールワット、不屈の精神、東南アジアの魅力
首都
Phnom Penh
言語
Khmer
通貨
Cambodian Riel (KHR) and US Dollar (USD)
ベストシーズン
November–February
安全性
注意が必要
各国政府のリアルタイム情報に基づく
写真 Sooi Meeus / Unsplash
UK FCDO: Avoid all but essential travel to parts
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乖離度:低 — この目的地をカバーする 3 か国の政府情報源はおおむね一致しています。
2026年8月30日 更新
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Canada: Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada, published by Global Affairs Canada.
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Visa on Arrival available for most nationalities at airports and major land borders. 30 days tourist visa. E-Visa also available online. Some ASEAN nationals can enter visa-free.
Visa on Arrival available for most nationalities at airports and major land borders. 30 days tourist visa. E-Visa also available online. Some ASEAN nationals can enter visa-free.
Visa on Arrival: present passport (valid 6+ months), passport photo, and $30 USD cash at immigration. E-Visa: apply at evisa.gov.kh at least 3 days before travel — upload photo and passport scan, pay $36 online.
Visa on Arrival: 10–20 minutes. E-Visa: 3 business days.
Visa on Arrival: $30 USD. E-Visa: $36 USD (includes processing fee). Extension: $45 for 30 days.
ビザ要件は国籍により異なり、頻繁に変更されます。旅行前にあなたの国の大使館または渡航先の公式入国管理当局にご確認ください。
Generally safe for tourists in main areas (Siem Reap, Phnom Penh, Sihanoukville). Petty crime (bag snatching, pickpocketing) occurs in cities. Road safety is poor — traffic rules are loosely followed. Landmines remain in some rural border areas.
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Generally safe for tourists in main areas (Siem Reap, Phnom Penh, Sihanoukville). Petty crime (bag snatching, pickpocketing) occurs in cities. Road safety is poor — traffic rules are loosely followed. Landmines remain in some rural border areas.
Never drink tap water. Bottled water is very cheap. Avoid ice from unknown sources. Filtered or boiled water at guesthouses is usually safe.
Do NOT stray from marked paths in rural areas — landmines and unexploded ordnance remain from decades of conflict. Road safety is poor — avoid driving at night. Drug laws are strict — avoid all illegal substances. Sihanoukville has seen increased crime related to Chinese casino development.
Tip $1–2 USD at restaurants. $5–10 per day for tuk-tuk drivers and tour guides. Tips make a real difference in Cambodia — average monthly salary is modest.
Modest clothing. Cover shoulders and knees at Angkor Wat and all temples. Lightweight, breathable fabrics. A krama (traditional Cambodian scarf) is useful for sun protection and temple visits.
Theravada Buddhist majority. Monks are deeply respected — never touch a monk (especially women should not), don't sit higher than monks, and offer food with respect. Remove shoes at all temples. Walk clockwise around religious structures.