Useful Apps & Contact Information

These links, phone numbers and apps can help you navigate Siem Reap with ease to make the most of your visit, for a smooth and enjoyable travel experience.

Your safety is our priority

Siem Reap province is a fantastic adventure, but it’s important to keep your belongings secure. Things can happen unexpectedly if you’re not paying attention, especially in busy areas. To stay safe, keep your valuables close and out of sight – a crossbody bag or money belt can be really helpful. Please stay alert and enjoy your visit.

Please contact hotel reception if you experience any issue while on the premises. Alternatively, the following numbers apply for local emergency services:

Ambulance: 119
Fire 118
Police 117
Tourist police +855 (0)12 942 484
CCC Office (general enquiries): +855 (0)12 818 691 or +885 12 818 691
Contact CCC Operations Team by e-mail

Medical Facilities

The following list is not exhaustive. It is intended as a guide, and no responsibility or liability is assumed for the professional ability of the facilities. The international dialling code for Cambodia is +855 when calling from your mobile:

Royal Angkor International Hospital www.royalangkorhospital.com

# 593, Road 6 (Airport Road)

063 761 888; 012 235 888 (Emergency) Ambulance service available

Angkor Sante Polyclinic

0718, Lok Taneuy Street, Slor Kram, Tel:063 766 119

Angkor Hospital For Children www.angkorhospital.org

Tep Vong (Achamean) Road & Oum Chhay Street, Svay Dangkum. Tel: 063 963 409

Jayavarman VII Children’s Hospital

Charles de Gaulle (St.), Kork Chak, Tel: 063 964 803

Get around Siem Reap with GRAB

The Grab app makes travelling around even easier and connects you to local taxis and other transport options. The app allows you to effortlessly book rides, monitor their driver’s whereabouts, and handle payments electronically, bypassing any language challenges and negating the need to negotiate fares with taxi drivers.

Find your ride with PassApp

Download the app for a stress free way to hail a ride in Cambodia. The app allows you to effortlessly book rides, monitor their driver’s whereabouts, and handle payments electronically, bypassing any language challenges and negating the need to negotiate fares with taxi drivers.

Tada

Tada also offers an easy-to-use and dependable ride-booking service, simplifying travel across the country. In cities like Siem Reap and beyond, It’s is an excellent choice for those unfamiliar with the local language or public transport.

Stay online with an eSIM

To get you started with Airalo, enjoy a free eSIM package for select destinations.

Choose your destination
Airalo offers eSIMs for 200+ countries and regions. Please note, free eSIM packages may slightly differ based on your selected destination.

Select the Free Welcome eSIM
Complete the checkout process to receive your free eSIM and get connected. If you need more data, you can easily purchase a top-up package from My eSIMs.

Buy a local sim card

Finding a SIM card in Cambodia is a simple and relatively cheap process. There are many different phone carriers in Cambodia, and Cellcard is the most popular one among expats and travellers. Data Packages are cheap, and setup costs are low, so even for short stays the SIM card pays off. You will need a passport style photo and your passport to hand, to purchase a sim card in one of the many phone shops in town.

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