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Cambodia
Travel Guide
Ancient temples, vibrant culture, lush landscapes – an enchanting destination for cultural explorers and nature lovers.
Travel to Cambodia, a Southeast Asian wonderland known for its street markets, ancient temples, and rich cultural history. Cambodia, which is located in the centre of the Indochina Peninsula, entices tourists with its picturesque landscapes and famous landmarks like Angkor Wat, an architectural wonder and UNESCO World Heritage Site. As you embark on an exciting adventure, discover the nation’s fascinating history, unique food, and kind hospitality. We will share everything you need to know about the main destinations, top attractions, hotels, food, transportation, travel requirements, comprehensive travel guides, and more!
What You Need To Know
Language
The main language in Cambodia is Khmer. English is not widely spoken in rural areas, it may be understood and spoken by some locals in urban areas, especially among the younger population and those working in the tourism industry.
Entry Requirements
Upon arrival, you will receive a 30-day tourist visa for $30 USD. You can apply for an e-visa in advance. You can extend it for two more 30-day periods for an extra fee. Proof of vaccination or test results are not required for entry.
Currency
The main currency in Cambodia is the Cambodian Riel (KHR), although the United States Dollar (USD) is also widely accepted and used for everyday transactions. The most common denominations include 100៛, 200៛, 500៛, 1,000៛, 2,000៛, 5,000៛, 10,000៛, 20,000៛, 50,000៛.
Outlets
The power plugs in Cambodia typically use Type A, Type C, or Type G sockets, with a standard voltage of 230V and a frequency of 50Hz. It is also beneficial to carry a universal adapter to ensure compatibility with a variety of outlets and is useful for many international destinations.
Cambodia does not currently have a tax refund system for tourists.
Tipping is not widely practiced in Cambodia, but it is appreciated in restaurants and for exceptional service. A small tip, around 5-10% of the bill, is acceptable in these situations.
In Cambodia, it is not recommended to drink tap water, and generally advisable for tourists to drink bottled or purified water to avoid the risk of waterborne illnesses.
When is the best time to visit Cambodia?
The best time to visit Cambodia is during the Peak Season, which spans from November to February. This period offers cooler and drier weather with temperatures between 21°C to 30°C (69°F to 86°F), ideal for outdoor activities and exploring the country’s top attractions and sites.
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