Step into Cambodia, a land where ancient temples echo a glorious past and a stranger’s smile feels like home. This article invites you to explore the heart of Southeast Asia, uncovering the resilience, beauty, and unique rhythms of Cambodian life. From the majestic ruins of Angkor to the floating villages of Tonle Sap, from rare Irrawaddy dolphins to the glow of bioluminescent seas. What makes Cambodia unique?

Discover Cambodia’s rural west on this 4-day self-guided motorbike loop from Battambang. Ideal for all experience levels, the route blends paved roads and easy dirt trails through the Cardamom foothills, remote villages, and forgotten border towns.

From the Kamping Pouy reservoir to the forest trails of Veal Veng, this short adventure offers an authentic Cambodian experience beyond the usual paths.

Contact Mototom to book this ride or to rent a motorbike for your journey.

Essential 2025 Cambodian e-Visa Guide for Travelers:

Ready for Cambodia? Our official guide breaks down the updated e-Visa process for 2025. Discover who's eligible, the new reduced fees, and a simple step-by-step application. Plus, get crucial tips on the new e-Arrival Card and valid entry points to ensure a seamless entry. All the accurate, up-to-date info you need, clearly explained for tourists on the go!

Planning to ride a motorbike in Cambodia? Your license requirements depend on your visa. This article breaks down the essential legal differences for tourists and long-term residents, covering everything from IDPs to local license options.

Exploring Cambodia on two wheels is an unforgettable experience. Sharing that adventure with a group of friends multiplies the fun, turning every scenic road and dusty trail into a shared memory. But riding in a group, especially on Cambodia's beautifully unpredictable roads, requires more than just a sense of adventure; it demands discipline, communication, and mutual respect.

Ready for an unforgettable ride through Cambodia’s most scenic landscapes? The Highlands to Coast Loop is a four-day self-guided motorbike adventure that takes you from the bustling streets of Phnom Penh to pine forests, waterfalls, quiet coastlines, and historic towns. Covering approximately 550 km, this route is perfect for riders of all skill levels, blending nature, culture, and relaxation.

This six-day motorbike expedition through Stung Treng, Ratanakiri, and Mondulkiri is a suggestion for self-guided riders of all levels. The mostly paved route features waterfalls, jungle landscapes, ethnic villages, and wildlife encounters. With plenty of activities along the way, the trip is easily customizable for a deeper, off-the-beaten-path adventure.

A four-day motorbike tour of the northern Cambodian temples offers an incredible opportunity to immerse oneself in the rich history and culture of the region. This article is a suggested itinerary focusing on the Angkor area and beyond.

How does the dual currency work in Cambodia? Carry small KHR notes, especially for amounts under 1 USD. Shops may round to 4,000-4,100 KHR per USD, but that can be more complex than just that. Learn more in this article.

Here are 5 things you should know before riding a motorbike in Cambodia:

1. Licensing requirements (including Cambodian licenses and International Driving Permits)

2. Legality of renting and riding a motorbike in the country

3. Safety considerations

4. Insurance coverage

5. Border crossings to neighbouring countries

Thailand Entry with Foreign-Registered Bikes: FVP Guide.

Personalised registration plate for your motorbike is now possible in Cambodia!

Cambodia is a surprisingly safe destination in Southeast Asia, with low crime, slow and natural traffic flow, and fewer tourist scams than neighboring countries. With basic precautions, it’s one of the region’s easiest and safest places to explore, especially in quieter provinces like Battambang, Kampot or the islands.

Cambodia's Road Traffic Law establishes a legal framework for motorcycle use, detailing specific requirements and penalties for non-compliance with these regulations.

How is the relationship with the local police? How to ride with peace of mind in the kingdom?

Buying and registering a motorbike in Cambodia involves different procedures depending on whether the bike is new, imported, or previously owned. This article attempts to give a comprehensive guide outlining the processes, documentation, and considerations for both locals and foreigners.

TDAC, online visa for Thailand. How does it work?

Vietnamese border: Regulations concerning the entry of foreign-registered motorbikes, as stipulated in Decree No. 30/2024/ND-CP

Cambodian roads can be surprising, from potholes in paved roads to muddy trails. With dense traffic in town, what would be the perfect motorbike?