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Discover the vibrant lifestyle of Cambodia with the Angkor Times’ “Living in Cambodia” blog. Get the latest blogs and updates on everything from shopping and dining to travel and tourism. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor, explore insights on the best places to shop, top travel destinations, and tips for enjoying all that Cambodia has to offer. Stay connected with the culture and everyday life in this fascinating country.
Yes. Driving in Cambodia is legal. Drivers are required to hold a valid driver’s license and pass a road test. They are also required to wear a seat belt and keep their hands and feet inside the car. ...Read more
Yes. Driving in Cambodia is legal. Drivers are required to hold a valid driver’s license and pass a road test. They are also required to wear a seat belt and keep their hands and feet inside the car.
Read lessYou will want to carry everything necessary to survive in Cambodia. If you are planning on doing any work in Cambodia, you should bring: A passport (you’ll need this if you plan on working) Your visa The correct amount of cash for your ...Read more
You will want to carry everything necessary to survive in Cambodia. If you are planning on doing any work in Cambodia, you should bring:
Cambodia has a number of hotels that offer accommodation for your stay. Most of them have rooms with private bathrooms, so you will not need to worry about having a bathroom break while staying at one. There are some hotels ...Read more
Cambodia has a number of hotels that offer accommodation for your stay. Most of them have rooms with private bathrooms, so you will not need to worry about having a bathroom break while staying at one. There are some hotels where you can stay in dorms, which means that you will be able to sleep on your own, but it may be more difficult than staying in a hotel room alone.
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The temples that you see in the photos are about a 20-minute drive from Siem Reap – through new hotel resorts seem to keep popping up all along the route. Read more
The temples that you see in the photos are about a 20-minute drive from Siem Reap – through new hotel resorts seem to keep popping up all along the route.
Read lessPrices of admission for foreign visitors to Angkor Wat are now set at $37 for a single day pass, $62 for a three-day pass and $72 for a weeklong pass. They used to be $20, $40 and $60, respectively. Read more
Prices of admission for foreign visitors to Angkor Wat are now set at $37 for a single day pass, $62 for a three-day pass and $72 for a weeklong pass. They used to be $20, $40 and $60, respectively.
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