Cambodia
Cambodia
Cambodia
Cambodia offers a rich historical and cultural experience, highlighted by the magnificent Angkor Wat temples. Beyond the ancient wonders, visitors can explore vibrant cities, serene rural landscapes, and learn about the country's resilient spirit.
Generally LGBTQ+ friendly. Cambodia is generally considered tolerant towards LGBTQ+ individuals, although same-sex marriage is not legally recognized.
General climate classification for Cambodia.
Climate Zone: Tropical Savanna
Cambodia's signature dish is a creamy fish curry, traditionally made with freshwater fish, coconut milk, eggs, fish sauce, and a spiced paste called k
This traditional Khmer breakfast consists of fresh, thin rice noodles topped with a fish-based green curry. The curry gravy is made from ingredients l
A classic Khmer stir-fry dish featuring tender strips of marinated beef, often served on a bed of fresh lettuce, sliced tomatoes, cucumbers, and raw o
Popular along the coast of Cambodia, especially in Kampot and Kep, this dish features fresh crab meat complimented by the famous local Kampot pepper.
Known as Khmer beef salad, this spicy dish consists of thin slices of beef that are quickly seared or marinated in lime juice. It is seasoned with ing
Plan ahead for the best experience. Here's what to book before your trip:
While not strictly 'booked' far in advance, having your multi-day pass ready avoids lines at the ticket office, which can be long, especially in high season.
The best, licensed guides are often booked up, particularly during the dry season (peak tourism months) for sunrise and full-day tours.
During the peak dry season (November to February) and major holidays, the best hotels and guesthouses, especially those near key sites, can sell out or see significant price increases.
Tickets, particularly for popular routes like Phnom Penh to Siem Reap or overnight journeys, can sell out, especially if you require a specific class or seat.
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