Cambodia Boasts 821 Tourist Sites, But International Arrivals Plummet by Over 46%
As of 2024, Cambodia has 821 tourist destinations nationwide. However, international tourist arrivals from January to July this year have fallen by over 46% compared to the same period in 2025, with significant declines from China and Vietnam.
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