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There are a number of companies operating along a few different routes in Cambodia providing transport for Getting around in Cambodia to and from Phnom Penh and the other major cities and provinces, the roads are gradually

Taxis, Motorcycle taxis and Tuk Tuks.

Within the city and for transportation in between sites, motorcycles, taxis and tuk tuks are the way to go. On the crowded street of Phnom Penh it is often easier to acquire one of these modes of transport than it is to cross the busy road. There are no meter taxis, and it costs only around $5 - $7 from the airport to the city of Phnom Penh. Cheaper is the motorcycle taxi, a fun way to travel, but less comfortable than the traditional taxi.

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The tuk tuk is the most cheapest inner city travel choice for the tourist. This homemade taxi will take you anywhere you want to go in the city at a very low price.

Please note, car hire is not available at this time in Cambodia, but you can hire a personal driver to take you between sites if you choose to have a follower with you at all times.

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Travelling by boat is a very entertaining means of travel whilst in Cambodia. The most popular route is along the Tonle Sap between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. It is more expensive than the bus at around $20 - $23 per trip, but it is a beautiful way to travel. There is also a fast boat to and from Koh Kong and Sihanoukville, and is often best as due to the wet season the road is more than likely in bad condition. A bus/boat service is also available from Phnom Penh to Saigon via Chao Doc border crossing.

Improving but can be bad at times. Buses travel also between Phnom Penh and the borders of neighboring countries. The bus service however is cheap at around $4 per trip, and almost all buses are equipped with air conditioning and video TV.

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Trains.

Taking the train in Cambodia is without question, an experience. With old train carriages, and only two train lines running in the country, it is an unreliable way to travel. However, if you have the time, it is well worth the experience, it’s very cost efficient and the scenery toward the coast is breath taking.

The train is only available from Battambang – Phnom Penh, or from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville. The train normally leaves at 5am or 6am and is almost a full days journey, but it is best to enquire at the train station as to when the train will be running next.