According to current international reports, Cambodia remains a generally safe destination for travelers in Southeast Asia, particularly in major cities such as Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, as well as popular tourist hubs around Angkor Wat. However, safety conditions near border regions—especially along the frontier with Thailand and Laos—require heightened vigilance as regional tensions continue to shift.
While violent crime against foreigners is relatively uncommon, travelers should remain aware of petty crime risks, follow local security guidance, and exercise caution in remote areas and developing infrastructure zones.
The leading cause of serious injuries among travelers continues to be road accidents. Cambodia’s road network varies widely in quality, and collisions
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