The Phnom Penh Passport is OUT now!
The passport
Not a guidebook.
Not a tourist checklist.
Just the venues worth your time.
One booklet. Seven days. Dozens of discoveries you'd never find on your own.
Made to be carried, stamped, and used — not kept pristine.
Inside the passport
Each venue gets a full two-page spread: story, details, directions, and your perk clearly explained.
Plus space for your stamp.
No fine print.
No clutter.
Every venue is selected for quality, character, and a perk that’s actually worth it.
How does it work?
1. Buy your passport.
2. Visit a listed venue.
3. Show it.
4. Enjoy your perk.
5. Get stamped.
6. Explore more for 7 days.
The passport activates from your first stamp.
Think of it as your insider pass to Phnom Penh's best-kept secrets.
Created by the team behind Lord Penh,
Phnom Penh’s independent event guide.
The Phnom Penh Passport
Simple, accessible, and made to be used.
The Phnom Penh Passport costs USD $5 and is valid for seven days from your
first stamp.
Available at selected hotels, hostels, cafés and shops, or order online if you prefer.
A portion of every passport supports local initiatives in Cambodia.
Most visitors use their passport at 9–12 venues in one week.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Phnom Penh Passport is a small, passport-sized booklet that introduces you to a curated selection of independent cafés, bars, shops, galleries, and experiences across the city.
Buy a passport, visit a participating venue, show your passport, receive the listed perk, and get a stamp. From your first stamp, the passport is valid for seven days.
Each passport is valid for seven days starting from the moment you receive your first venue stamp.
You can visit as many participating venues as you like within the seven-day validity period. Each venue offers one perk per passport.
Perks vary by venue and may include discounts, welcome drinks, or special offers. All perks are clearly listed on each venue's page.
No. The passport is for personal use only and may not be shared or transferred between people. However, if a welcome drink is offered, this will cover max two people.
If you use just 2–3 perks, the passport usually pays for itself. Most people use far more.
The passport does not guarantee seating or availability. Normal venue policies apply, and reservations or booking are recommended where appropriate.
Lost or damaged passports cannot be replaced. Please keep your passport safe during your seven days of use. You can write your contact details in your passport, so anybody who would find your passport could contact you.
Passports are available at selected cafés, hotels, hostels, and other locations around Phnom Penh. You can also check our current sales points or order one online if available.
Own a venue?
Want to be listed in the Passport?
Applications for the next edition open quarterly.
Interested in selling the Phnom Penh Passport?
Hotels, cafés, and other locations that regularly welcome visitors are invited to order passports for resale.