Phnom Penh - Post Report Question and Answers
What is your home city/country? How long is the trip to post from there, with what connections? How easy/difficult is it to travel to this city/country?
I'm from New Jersey. Trips back home from Phnom Penh usually take about 30 hours with a layover in Seoul, Korea (5.5 hours) before the 14-hour flight to New York. Seoul is the fastest and most reliable connection right now and it's continued to be the case throughout the pandemic. Not difficult to travel to Cambodia, but it's long and you're tired by the end of the journey. - Jul 2021
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Between 32-36 hours away. Phnom Penh, Seoul, New York or Detroit or Atlanta, San Juan. It’s a pain to get home. - Nov 2020
Pacific Northwest, USA. But I've lived in several other places in the States. - May 2017
Pacfic Northwest USA. About an 18-hour flight usually through Seoul or Tokyo. - Oct 2016
U.S. takes 18-22 hours and 1-3 days (depending on the routing). Most direct is through Tokyo but others go through Seoul (or even Singapore). - May 2015
United States is home base. The trip is long...too long. Common routing was through Seoul or a hop over to Bangkok first and then there were various options from Bangkok. - Feb 2015
From the East Coast it is about 14 1/2 hours to Seoul, then another 8 hours on to Cambodia. - Aug 2013
West Coast, USA. Trip time varies depending on your connections. Best connection currently is via Taiwan. - Jan 2012
Home is VA, depending on the airline, it's about 2 layovers making the total trip 20-24 hours - Aug 2011
Mid-West, It takes around 30 hours via Soul and Atlanta - Aug 2011
I am from California. Generally it will take about 24 hours to the West Coast with connections. Have to go through Seoul or Bangkok. - Oct 2010
