Travel in Cambodia with Go Cambodia Travel. Explore the most wonderful historical sites. Enjoy the local Cambodia people life experience.

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Timezone: GMT +7
Population: 15 Million
Religion: Theravada Buddhism
Currency: US$ and Khmer Riel. Credit cards
are accepted in the main cities however not in
the countryside.
Electricity: 220V. We recommend bringing a
universal plug adaptor.
Climate: Dry from November – May and
monsoon June - October through rain comes
in short bursts. Temperatures are fairly steady
at 28-35˚ C.
Mobile Phones: 3G and SIM cards are widely
available and an inexpensive way to make local
and international calls. Note high charges may
apply if using roaming services.
Clothing & What to Pack: Comfortable, casual
lightweight clothing in natural fabrics such as
cotton is suitable for travelling in Cambodia. Dress
modestly and don’t wear shorts, mini skirts or
tank tops when visiting religious buildings, and
shoes should be removed before entering a
private home.
Cuisine: Unique blend of sweet, sour, salty and
bitter flavored dishes that are mildly spicy and
usually shared family style. Fish and rice are the
staple food. Try the Fish Amok, the curry textured
national dish and our Cambodian favorite!
Health: Travellers should be inoculated against
typhoid, cholera, hepatitis A & B, tetanus and
polio. Malaria and Dengue Fever are present in
Cambodia and it is advisable to take precautions.
It is essential to have a good medical insurance
that covers the cost of an evacuation flight.
Visas
Most visitors to Cambodia can obtain a visa on
arrival at international airports and most border
check points, valid for 30 days or with a visa
issued at Cambodian embassies.
Your passport must be valid for 6 months and
1 passport photos is required. E-Visas are
available.
CAMBODIA USEFUL INFORMATION
Safety: Cambodia is a safe country to visit though
never leave your belongings unattended.
Tipping: Not expected but always appreciated,
and it’s customary to tip tour guides and drivers.
Water: Don’t drink tap water and ice cubes should
not be consumed in simple street stalls.