For a holiday in Cambodia full of mystery, relaxation and history, here are some practical tips
1. What is the weather in Cambodia and what is the best time to visit?
Cambodia has one of the simplest weather systems in Asia, with two simple seasons that are roughly consistent throughout the country.
The dry season starts from October to April.
The best time to visit is from November to March, when there is no rain and the best temperatures are between 25-25 degrees.
2. What currency is used in Cambodia?
The riel (KHR; symbol CR) is the country's official currency, but locals prefer to use dollars. Dollar bills are often accepted, but in small villages and small merchants, they may have a remainder for large bills (including $10 or more). Keep the rest in Riel whenever you have the opportunity - it comes to the rescue.
1 USD is equivalent to 4, 083 Riel
3. What kind of telephone network is used in Cambodia?
If you plan to travel long and wide, buy a SIM card for about $10 in local currency (Viettel, Vietnamobile or MobiFone). For a more convenient option, the Airalo app also provides eSIM alternatives
4. Is it safe to drink in Cambodia?
Tap water is not drinkable in most of Southeast Asia, including Cambodia. Fortunately, bottled water can be bought everywhere, but check if the bottle is properly closed.
5. How to dress in Cambodia?
Opt for natural materials such as linen, cotton and silk. They will keep you cool, so choose options with pants and long sleeves for added protection. Sunglasses are required, as is a sun hat and plenty of sunscreen.
6. What kind of sockets do they use in Cambodia?
In Cambodia, the plug systems used are of type A/C/G. We recommend you bring an adapter