Essential Information
- Best Time to Visit: November to February (dry season)
- Currency: Cambodian Riel (USD widely accepted)
- Visa: Available on arrival ($30) or e-visa
- Language: Khmer (English common in tourist areas)
Angkor Archaeological Park
The crown jewel of Cambodia, this UNESCO World Heritage site showcases the magnificent Khmer Empire architecture. The temple complex spans over 400 square kilometers.
Key Temples
- Angkor Wat: World's largest religious monument
- Bayon: Famous for 216 smiling stone faces
- Ta Prohm: Temple with giant tree roots
Phnom Penh: The Capital
Cambodia's bustling capital combines royal palaces, colonial architecture, and modern development.
Major Attractions
- Royal Palace & Silver Pagoda
- National Museum
- Central Market
- Riverside Area
Coastal Escapes
Cultural Experiences
- Traditional dance performances
- Cooking classes
- Buddhist temple visits
- Market exploration
Travel Tips
Transportation
- Tuk-tuks for local travel
- Buses between cities
- Domestic flights available
Safety
- Drink bottled water
- Use registered transport
- Keep valuables secure
