Angkor Wat Siem Reap, Cambodia Travel Guide
Book tuk-tuks and cars with clear pricing.
Download offline maps for Siem Reap and Angkor Park.
Download Khmer language pack for interaction and signs.
Common communication apps for locals and hotel staff.
Use these apps for accommodation research and bookings.
Official Cambodian e-Visa website for application on the internets.
Official site for Angkor Pass prices and regulations.
Official tourism site of Cambodia for general information.
Follow official accounts or reliable travel bloggers for updates.
Search for podcasts on Khmer history, culture, or travel experiences.
Seek out recently published guidebooks specific to Cambodia or Southerneast Asia. These detailed books cover attractions, logistics, plus area culture.
Explore "A Past of Cambodia" by David Chandler and "First They Killed My Father" by Loung Ung. "The Gate" by François Bizot offers more insights.
Free local tourist maps and guides are often available in hotel lobbies. These sometimes include local listings and tips.
Plan ahead for temple visits, as not all areas are fully accessible.
Consider specialized tour operators who cater to specific accessibility needs.
Always prioritize personal safety and well-being. Have contact information ready for any situation.
Always carry a scarf or sarong to cover your shoulders and knees.
Guards deny entry to those not dressed appropriately.
Dress appropriately before arriving at temple sites.
Hydrate constantly to counter the intense heat.
Plan strenuous activities for early morning or late afternoon.
Find shade during midday to avoid overheating.
Giving money to begging children often perpetuates a cycle of exploitation. Support reputable NGOs instead.
Always agree on a price beforehand to avoid disputes upon arrival. Using apps like Grab or PassApp prevents this issue.
Stick to bottled water or use a water filter. Tap water is not safe to drink.
A little effort goes a long way.
