Wine venues in Cambodia
20 wine venues in 9 areas, mostly historic sites and wineries.
Battambang 1 venue
Battambang Province 1 venue
Kampot 1 venue
Kampot Province 4 venues
- Kampot Firefly Boat Tour For $5, cruise upriver past Bokor Mountain as sunset fades, then drift in darkness while fireflies swarm—magical if you're lucky, always memorable.
- Kampot Pepper Plantation Wine La Plantation grows 20,000 pepper vines on 99 acres—the first Cambodian food to earn EU Protected status, with terroir that produces floral, fruity notes rival any wine.
- Kampot River Sunset Cruise Two-hour sunset cruise upstream to Bokor Mountain, then return in darkness watching fireflies—peaceful alternative to party boats, $5 with one free drink.
- Kampot River Sunset Wine Watch the Kampot River glow golden at dusk while sipping wine curated by Pierre, a French owner who stocks 20+ varietals starting at just $2.
Koh Rong 1 venue
Phnom Penh 2 venues
- Killing Fields Wine Reflection Choeung Ek Genocidal Centre (20,000 victims) is Cambodia's most sobering memorial—a spiritual place for reflection, best visited with thoughtful wine afterward.
- Phnom Penh FCC Rooftop Sunset Foreign Correspondents Club (1990s)—iconic rooftop overlooking the Mekong and Tonle Sap, where war reporters drank, now serving sunset cocktails with river views and happy-hour wine (5-8pm).
Preah Sihanouk Province 1 venue
Preah Vihear Province 1 venue
Siem Reap 8 venues
- Angkor Night Market Wine Wander First night market in Cambodia (2007) with 200+ bamboo huts, live music, and Brick House Bar's curated wine selection in a tropical garden setting.
- Angkor Wat Sunrise Wine Toast Private sunrise tour with champagne breakfast on a traditional Khmer boat—watch first light illuminate Angkor Wat's spires while toasting with bubbles.
- Bayon Temple 216 Faces Wine Bayon's 216 smiling stone faces watch over the jungle—visit Cambodia's most iconic Buddhist temple, then pair local wines with Khmer cuisine back in town.
- Beng Mealea Jungle Ruins Adventure A 12th-century temple reclaimed by jungle—vine-covered walls and crumbling galleries feel like an Indiana Jones film waiting to be explored and toasted to.
- Cambodian Cooking Class Master Khmer cuisine in Siem Reap with local chefs—shop at traditional markets, cook 4 dishes, and learn why Kampot pepper rivals wine in complexity.
- Phnom Bakheng Sunset Wine Temple Mount Meru's earthly reflection—Phnom Bakheng's pyramid temple (300 visitor limit) offers Cambodia's most iconic sunset view over Angkor Wat from a 65-meter hilltop.
- Ta Prohm Jungle Temple Wine Discovery Ta Prohm: jungle-claimed 12th-century temple where 400-year-old strangler figs consume stone. Wine tastings amid the battle between nature and archaeology—Ankor's most enchanting ruin revealed through foliage.
- Tonle Sap Floating Village Tonle Sap Lake: Cambodia's "Great Lake"—doubles in size seasonally, floating villages of 100,000 rely on fisheries. Wine tastings drift past stilt villages, crocodile farms, and bird sanctuaries among reeds.