Phnom Penh on a budget: what travellers and locals actually pay in Phnom Penh. Ranges in USD with an approximate euro equivalent. Use them to haggle and to spot when you're being overcharged.
Open YourLocalPrice and check a price →| Item or service | Usual price | ≈ euros |
|---|---|---|
| Water 1.5 L (shop)Local shop | 1–1 USD | 0.43–0.86 € |
| Noodle soupStreet stall | 2–4 USD | 1.72–3.45 € |
| Item or service | Usual price | ≈ euros |
|---|---|---|
| PassApp/Grab short tuk-tukIn-app price | 2–4 USD | 1.72–3.45 € |
| Item or service | Usual price | ≈ euros |
|---|---|---|
| Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng visitBooked on the spot (local agency) · See online | 15–30 USD | 13–26 € |
Local prices for the cheapest essentials in Phnom Penh, to travel on a budget:
Yes, Phnom Penh is cheap if you pay local prices: water 1.5 l (shop) 1–1 USD, passapp/grab short tuk-tuk 2–4 USD. Visitors who don't know the prices often pay 2 to 5 times more.
Excluding accommodation, at local prices you can get by in Phnom Penh on about 7.33–22 € (9–25 USD) a day for food, water and transport.
Some of the most popular ones and their local price: Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng visit (15–30 USD).
At street stalls and simple restaurants in Phnom Penh: Water 1.5 L (shop) (1–1 USD), Noodle soup (2–4 USD).
In a shop in Phnom Penh, a 1.5 L bottle usually costs 1–1 USD.
A short ride in Phnom Penh costs 2–4 USD (in-app price). Ask for the meter or agree the price before getting in.
Check the usual price before paying, always agree the price upfront and use the YourLocalPrice checker: type what they're asking and it tells you instantly if it's fair.
Guide prices, updated by the community.
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