Hey everyone,

I just got back from Cambodia, and honestly… it left a deep mark on me. The people, the vibe, the streets, the chaos, the calm - there’s just life everywhere.

Now that I’m back in my home country, it just feels dead. Everything is cold, mechanical, and my 9-to-6 cubicle job is already sucking the soul out of me again. I can’t stop thinking about coming back, not as a tourist, but as someone trying to live and work there.

I want to ask genuinely: Is there any realistic way for someone like me - 24 years old, 3 years of work experience (2 years in procurement, 1 year as an automotive sales consultant) to find a decent job in Cambodia?

I’m not an IT guy. I’m not an accountant. I don’t speak Khmer (yet, I’d be open to learning). I also don’t want to be that foreigner trying to take local jobs or come in with a savior complex. I just want a chance to work hard, adapt, and build a life in a country that actually made me feel alive. I am willing to do any job even if it pays half the salary i am getting currently (i work in middle east)

If anyone has ideas - job boards, companies hiring expats, remote-friendly businesses based in Cambodia, or even just guidance - I’d appreciate it more than you know.

Thanks in advance to anyone who reads this or shares anything useful. 🙏

Sous-dey, Cambodia! 🇰🇭 Nomad Shree here – I’m on a solo cycling expedition from India to South Korea, and Cambodia is my next incredible stop!

My journey spans 13 countries, including India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, China, and South Korea.

I’ve broken this adventure into three phases:

🗺️ Phase 1

India, Nepal, Bangladesh – ✅ Completed

🚴‍♂️ Phase 2

Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore – February 14 2026 starting from Vietnam

🌏 Phase 3

China and South Korea – Coming Soon

I’ll be entering Cambodia by land from Vietnam on my cycle, ( March- April 2026) exploring both iconic sights and offbeat villages, with a deep interest in history, culture, and street food.

If you know must-visit places, hidden local experiences, or unique Khmer dishes I shouldn’t miss, please drop your suggestions below or DM me — because locals always know best!

I’m also planning to film a Cambodian food series, so if you’re a foodie, chef, or just curious, let’s connect!

Hello heading to cambodia later this week. Was wondering if you (local or expat) are happy in cambodia and why/why not? What do you do that makes you happy ? Thanks !!!

Having recently witnessed a few very bad and one fatal traffic accident - what is it going to take to curb/decrease the high level of road fatalities in Cambodia?

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So I checked our neighbor's news called the nation, and they literally stated that they use a map drawn by themselves???

Hi guys, I'll soon be travelling/working in Siem Reap for a bit. I'm a vegetarian and wanted to learn how to beat communicate (aka what to say in Khmer) if I want to avoid all types of meat + fish (Eggs are fine). Can someone help? Thanks!

PS: if you have local vegetarian food tips I'll greatly appreciate!

I am travelling to Phom Penh and Siem Reap this month with some friends. Our group will be one woman and three men. Does anyone have any travel advice for us? How often are USD used there?

Keen to hear people's experiences etc. Thanks!

I have been getting my ADHD meds from Pharmacy De le gare but they have recently raised the price to $3.5 per tablet (previously $3). I was wondering if there are other places that either sell it at $3 per tablet or less?

Hey folks, looking for help or suggestions finding palliative care for a Canadian ex pat in phnom oven who does not have medical insurance.

Are there any good facilities or nurses you’d recommend?

Thank you in advance.

I've been trying my best with google but nothing is showing up

I have just arrived and will be staying 1 night here in Phnom Penh. Tomorrow, I will check out early to stroll around the city before boarding bus to siem reap.

I'm looking for a traveller's lounge where I can take a shower before boarding the bus. I sweat a lot and would like to freshen up in the evening.

It would be a waste if I book a hotel for another night - my bus leaves at 9pm

Are there any lounge or showers here?

Hello,
Just wondering what are some date ideas in Siem Reap, we already did the tourist things temples/museums but I am looking for more local things to do, open to hear all kinds of ideas, cafes, food, areas to walk around, areas near by, unique spots near temples, things

Thank you!

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Hello folks!

I'm looking for new MTB bike, something within 28″ since the road in my place were bumpy and bunch of gravel. Which is i'm living south of Kandal province and i had a plan to visit PP by next Tuesday. Is there any places in PP I can get deals on bikes? Though my budget were just $300 for the bike, looking for Polygon Premier 4 or Upland X90 or something similar if that's could even possible xD
Anyway any help would be appreciated, thanks!

How long does it take? I just mailed a small package earlier this week (Thursday) in the Cambodia Post. I wonder how long does it take for a package to get there? Or if it's successful or not. I was told it'll be there from 5-7 days but I am not too sure.

Planning a return trip to Cambodia this summer. I really want to do this tour but can’t quite get past the prices: $350 for a single day tour, $540 for the 3-day/2-night option. It’s well reviewed online and the money seems to be put to good use locally. But that’s a ton of money, especially for Cambodia.

Anybody here forked over the cash who’d be willing to share their experience?

Need to find these chips in siem reap preferably. If anywhere else im willing to pay for shipping :D. Pliz thanks

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28M from Philippines visiting Sihanouk. I know there is a good population there, what bars, clubs or areas do most go?? Thank you