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Cambodia is a delightful travel destination famous for its ancient temples, rich history, culture, and scenic nature. It has something for everyone with the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat, along with stupendous experiences in the riverside charm of Phnom Penh. History lovers, adventure enthusiasts, and people looking to unwind will all enjoy Cambodia. Residents of Dubai for Cambodia tour packages from Dubai can obtain a visa online and in-advance or get one on arrival. Tourist areas have a basic understanding of English, and the local currency is Cambodian Riel (KHR) but US dollars are accepted commonly.
Citizens of UAE can obtain a visa on arrival but have the option to apply for an e-visa before traveling. Most residents of Dubai can also apply for a tourist visa online which usually permits a stay of 30 days. If you are planning to get a visa on arrival, make sure that your passport is valid for a minimum of 6 months and carry a passport-sized photograph.
Best time to visit Cambodia is between November and March, during which the Cambodian weather becomes dry, sunny, colder and elicits a greater desire for sightseeing and outdoor activities like tourism. April and May are hot and humid, while the rainy period from June to October showcases lush scenery. It is especially ideal for temple visits and countryside explorations due to the reduced footfall.
Siem Reap is the most well known and preferred due to their closeness to Angkor Wat and its vibrant night markets. Phnom Penh features riverside hotels which offer cultural attractions as well as a modern urban vibe. Beach aficionados ought to travel to Sihanoukville or the serene islands of Koh Rong and Koh Rong Samloem.Carry with you your passport, visa, proof of sufficient funds for your stay and proof of onward travel.
One stop flights from Dubai to Phnom Penh or Siem Reap fly through Bangkok or Singapore and take about 9 to 12 hours. Cambodia is one of the more affordable countries to travel in, and has a plentiful supply of tuk tuk, motorbike, and local guide options to show you around both famous and hidden tourist spots.Getting Around
Tuk-tuks are the most common and enjoyable manner of transport within cities such as Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. Traveling between cities can be done by private taxi or bus, and there are also flight options. Many tourists prefer renting bicycles or scooters, especially around temple sites and on rural roads.
With an extensive and efficient transportation network, you will have no problem exploring this vast country. High-speed trains connect major cities, while subways and buses are widely available in urban areas. Domestic flights are available for long distances as well as numerous taxi apps to take you to any attraction.
Make sure to catch the breathtaking Angkor Wat temple complex sunrise. Take the killing fields and The Tuol Sleng Museum for a candid journey through parts of Cambodia’s history. Mekong river cruise and tracking the royal palace in Phnom Penh, beaching in Kep, and Cardamom mountain climbing. Do not forget the local stores and the town on Water, Tonlé Sap Lake.
You will not miss out on bold flavours with simplicity in Amok Trey, a fragrant steamed fish curry served in banana leaves.
Mildly stir-fried beef topped with lime pepper sauce is called Lok Lak.
Rice and grilled pork make Bai Sach Chrouk, a simple breakfast meal.
For lunch, Khmer noodles with a mild green curry sauce called Num Banh Chok is the go-to.
Cambodia also brings fresh tropical fruits, sugarcane juice, and iced coffee on the list of must tries. For the best taste, visit local small restaurants and food stalls.
