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Kun Kanha
Kun KanhaExperienced
Asked: February 20, 2021In: Travel

Which is the best time to visit in Cambodia?

It’s worth taking a look at the weather patterns to assess when to visit Cambodia. The best time of year to visit Cambodia depends on what you intend to do during your travels and if you want to try and ...Read more

It’s worth taking a look at the weather patterns to assess when to visit Cambodia. The best time of year to visit Cambodia depends on what you intend to do during your travels and if you want to try and avoid the rainy season.

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Best time to visit Cambodia

If you are deciding when to go to Cambodia, it’s good to know that there is really no wrong time to visit. Cambodia is warm all year, but it has a monsoon climate that creates two distinct seasons, rainy and dry. However, the dry period is split into two, hot and cool. Although the temperature is hot all year round.

  1. It can still be worth visiting Cambodia during the rainy season. The scenery can be stunning. Mornings are usually dry, and the rain falls mainly in the afternoon. There are generally still windows of bright sunshine and clear sky
  2. In September and October, the rain can be more substantial and more consistent. It’s naturally much quieter, making this the best time to visit Cambodia for some. Travelling by road can be impacted during the rainy season as flooding is a possibility.
  3. Cambodia’s dry season runs from October to April, when the dusty northeast monsoon arrives. Blowing like a hair-dryer set to high, the northeast monsoon dries out the country fast. While November and January are quite cool (high C20s) by April. As the country dries out, badly rutted roads get graded and trip times improve dramatically, though they get incredibly dusty. Cambodia’s beach strips at Kep, Sihanoukville and Koh Kong bask in brilliant sunshine with clear calm waters — if you’re a beach bum, dry season is the season for you.
  4. If you wish to visit Angkor Wat during Khmer New Year, It is the best time you must, but weather quite hot during this season of April. Temperatures are known to hit more than 40°C Despite this, April comes with a sense of celebration because it is the month of Khmer New Year. While the exact dates vary, every year falls on April 11, 12 and 13 – with April 14 being observed as an additional public holiday. Escape the heat with a trip to Kirirom. About 1.5 hours from Phnom Penh, Kirirom is home to sprawling pine forests where the temperature dips a good few degrees lower than in the city.
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Kun Kanha
Kun KanhaExperienced
Asked: February 19, 2021In: Travel

Where is the best area to stay in Phnom Penh?

The capital of Cambodia, Phnom Penh, is also the biggest city in the country as well as being the wealthiest and happens to be the commercial and political center too. The city has been here since the 14th century and ...Read more

The capital of Cambodia, Phnom Penh, is also the biggest city in the country as well as being the wealthiest and happens to be the commercial and political center too. The city has been here since the 14th century and even though has been badly damaged by numerous wars as well as Phnom Penh’s population being forced out into the countryside to work under the barbaric Khmer Rouge in the 70s, the city today is as welcoming and pleasurable as any other. There are many hidden gems in the city including gorgeous temples, fascinating museums, vintage colonial buildings and vibrant nightlife.

1. Daun Penh and Chamkarmon

The best areas to stay in Phnom Penh are Daun Penh and Chamkar Monas these two areas have the most iconic and must-see tourist attractions in the city. This is also where you will find the Mekong River as well as the best nightlife in the city along with a vast amount of restaurants, which offer various cuisines. Along with the best restaurants, nightlife and attractions that Phnom Penh has to offer, you will also be spoilt for hotels and hostels due to there being plenty of them to pick from. The Central Market, which is well set out and is where you can buy many products including jewelry, clothes, bikes, food and much more.

2. Tuol Kouk

Just behind both Chamkar Mon and Daun Penh is the Tuol Kouk district, which is a vibrant neighbourhood and is well-known for its cafes that sit on almost every corner and cheap hotels and hostels, which make it a great place to stay if on a budget. You will also find a few markets like the Russian Market, where you will find real designer clothes as well as food, jewellery and electronics. There are many traditional restaurants and pubs and is a good cheap option for people on a budget, which is still walking distance from the main areas of the city.

3. Prampir Makara

This small little area is home to an array of restaurants that offer anything from Japanese to American meals as well as a great selection of hotels and hostels that appeal to all tourists. Prampir Makara is a perfect place to stay in due to the location with the waterfront close by and the Royal Palace in walking distance. There are also various small markets that sell food, clothes and souvenirs and the district is home to the Olympic Stadium, which was never really used due to the 1960s Asian Games being cancelled, though it does get used for events.

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Kun Kanha
Kun KanhaExperienced
Asked: February 16, 2021In: Travel

Where should I stay in Cambodia?

Accommodation in Cambodia is generally excellent value, available in a range of guesthouses and hotels (note that many places which call themselves guesthouses are actually more like small hotels). Most places are functional concrete boxes, rather lacking in character, although ...Read more

Accommodation in Cambodia is generally excellent value, available in a range of guesthouses and hotels (note that many places which call themselves guesthouses are actually more like small hotels). Most places are functional concrete boxes, rather lacking in character, although a few livelier establishments geared towards Western backpackers can be found in the major tourist centers.

Without having any idea of your interests, it’s difficult to make any worthwhile suggestions about areas to visit in Cambodia. If you’d like to come back to the forum with a bit more information, together with the length of time you plan to visit Cambodia, then we can make some suggestions. In the meantime it would be useful for you to do some research to see what you may like to see and do.

Related: 7 Things to Consider Before Buying a House in Cambodia

1. Farm Stay

Farm Stay is a good option for those who want to be surrounded by nature during the course of their stay in Cambodia. Located outside the city, provides guests a great view of the mountain. Note that the room offered has no air conditioning system, although it comes with a fan to keep guests cool while there. The farm stay has a barbecue. Breakfast is already included in the rates. The host family also offers dinner to their guests. Those who want to experience how the locals live can do so here in Real Home Stay, which is located 3 kilometers (1.8 mi) away from Siem Reap. Don’t worry about the distance though since you can rent a car at the homestay. The family provides guests information about the customs, traditions, and history of Cambodia, stories which you may not be able to hear if you stayed in a conventional hotel. Note that this accommodation has no air conditioning system. A mosquito net is available on-site to keep guests protected from getting insect bites. Complimentary pickups from the airport and shuttle services are offered by the homestay to guests. Rates include breakfast.

Farm Stay in Cambodia

Farm Stay in Cambodia

Related: Top 5 Amazing Places to Visit in Cambodia

2. Hotel

Hotel is an accommodation that provide you joyful and safely with comfortable swimming pool under the warm weather, restaurant with cheap price and healthy, especially some hotel is more attractive with sky bar and gym club. After wake up from the whole busy day and see the sunshine in the morning such a best atmosphere and great relaxing.

Hotel Stay in Cambodia

Hotel Stay in Cambodia

3. Guest House

Guest House is also a place with acceptable price. Almost tourism choose guest house as their best place for traveling. You can stay only one day or 2-3 hour then you can continues your enjoyable with the precious place.

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Kun Kanha
Kun KanhaExperienced
Asked: February 13, 2021In: Travel

What should you not wear in Cambodia?

Right off the bat, what to wear in Cambodia may seem like a ridiculous question. After all, you’re there for a great time as a visitor. Shorts and tanks tops all the way right? Wrong. As with any other country, ...Read more

Right off the bat, what to wear in Cambodia may seem like a ridiculous question. After all, you’re there for a great time as a visitor. Shorts and tanks tops all the way right? Wrong. As with any other country, you should always be aware of cultural differences and the norms of dressing and behavior before you visit. While it is not wrong to wear what you choose, you stand to offend the locals, whose country you have chosen to visit and admire. Read through this quick guide on what not to wear in Cambodia so you know just what to pack for the trip of a lifetime.

1. Cover up your shoulders and upper arms not to short

This means no tank tops, no straps, and not even t-shirts with sleeves too short cover your knees no above-knee shorts or skirt. To be completely safe, wear ankle-length pants or skirt, apparently sometimes people get turned away for not covering their lower legs too

2. Footwear do not wear in house or temple

When visiting the Buddhists temples in Cambodia, or entering a government building or someone’s home, tourists are expected to dress smart and more conservatively. Women are expected to wear a knee-length skirt or pants, and are able to wear a t-shirt or a blouse with either long or short sleeves. All visitors to sacred sites should remember to remove their shoes and hat, and completely avoid wearing any clothing with religious imagery such as depictions of Buddha or Hindu gods.

Related: Where can I buy clothes in Cambodia?

3.  Do not wear hat

The feet are considered to be the dirtiest and least sacred part of the body. You will see almost every tourist and local in Cambodia wearing flip flops on a daily basis and that’s because it’s customary to slip your shoes off when entering a place—not just someone’s house or a hostel. You’ll be expected to take your shoes off at temples and many restaurants, too.

What should you not wear in Cambodia

What should you not wear in Cambodia

4. Do not wear black clothes

If you wish to wear black clothes, do not wear when you are invited to join wedding or engagement and pagoda. Black clothes only allow on death ceremony.

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Kun KanhaExperienced
Asked: February 11, 2021In: Travel

Is Cambodia expensive for traveling?

Cambodia is one of Southeast Asia’s famous countries with beautiful landscapes and beautiful peoples. Although Cambodia is the least developed country, it can be slightly more expensive to visit than its more developed, economically successful neighbors. To have a comfortable ...Read more

Cambodia is one of Southeast Asia’s famous countries with beautiful landscapes and beautiful peoples. Although Cambodia is the least developed country, it can be slightly more expensive to visit than its more developed, economically successful neighbors. To have a comfortable trip, and exploring new experiences by several weeks of spending your precious time there, you need to set a reasonable budget to see the best of everything that you will spend during your journey.

There are some important staffs you should know before making a decision:

  1. In Cambodia, the cost of traveling is cover by visas, transportation, accommodation, food, and nightlife.
  2. The official currency is the Riel (KHM) that is only available inside Cambodia. The US dollars are widely available and accepted, ATMs and credit cards are also recommended.

Accommodation in Cambodia

While Cambodia has such these option of accommodation such as hotels, guesthouses, hostels, resorts.  Phnom Penh and Siem Reap have a great selection of small and comfortable boutique hotels offering beautiful rooms for 30$ to 50$ per night or upload to 100$ for luxury hotels.

Related: What is the best way to travel around Cambodia?

  • For a cheap: we recommend budgeting at least 40$ for each day you plan to spend. This is enough for you to stay in a simple guesthouse, eat a mix of local and international food, and traveling along by bus.
  • For a medium: we recommend budgeting at least 75$ for each day. It is generally enough to travel around by plane and get a higher standard of accommodation and food.
  • For a five-star: we suggested preparing the budgeting at least 150$ per day if you plan on staying in a luxury hotel and have a perfect high food and drink.

Food in Cambodia

Cambodia’s food is generally tasty and affordable with a good combination of both Khmer and international food. These are some popular dishes include Amok, a coconut-based fish curry…which you can spend on in such low cash. Therefore, the street food stand and restaurants are most commonly due to the growing popularity of tourist destination, you’ll find a good selection of western restaurants with reasonable prices, hygienic and safe place. Actually, Khmer food is available from 1$ per dish and 3$ to 10$ for some western dish such as pasta, burger, pizza. Cambodia is also significantly cheaper than its neighboring countries for imported food and drinks like wine, cheese.

Related: The 7 Best Day Tours in Siem Reap

Travelling around Cambodia

To make your journey more convenient and unforgettable, there are three ways to travel around -by plane, by bus, and by train.

  • Traveling by plane is the most easiest and costly way, while there are three different international airports located in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and Sihanoukville. To fly one way from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap, you need to pay 80$ or more through Cambodia Bayon Airlines.
  • Traveling by bus: In each year, Cambodian’s road network is getting much better and easier to reach your destination that required two options (Large intercity bus and small intercity bus). The cheapest way to travel around from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap while you spend only 6$ for the small intercity bus.

Otherwise, if you really have a plan to visit Cambodia, make sure you have travel insurance because Cambodia is a developing country where road accidents and injuries are common. However, here you’ll find a place filled with the friendliest peoples, rich history, beautiful coastlines and lively nightlife by exploring the temples, taking in the deserted, white sand beaches, the growing and magnify scene, and wonderful culture.

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