Advice for Travelers

  DOs and DON’Ts in Cambodia

Cambodian people are well-known for their hospitality and warmth. Out of respect, visitors to the Kingdom should take care to observe local customs and practices. You may find it useful to familiarize yourself with the following common dos and don'ts before embarking on your trip to Cambodia.

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  What to Wear in Cambodia

The weather in Cambodia generally falls under two categories: the wet season (May to October) and the dry season (November to April).

Lightweight, loose-fitting, cotton clothing is recommended for the dry season, when the weather is hot and humid. Visitors may wish to pack long pants and long-sleeved shirts for hiking, trekking, or outdoor activities. A hat and sunglasses may be useful for when walking around under the sun.

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  What to Bring to Cambodia

• Photocopies of your passport
• At least two passport-size photographs of yourself
• Cash in US$1s, $10s, $20s, $50s
• A folding umbrella or lightweight rain poncho if you plan to visit during the rainy season
• Zip lock bags. They are cheap, disposable, and keep all kinds of things fresh and dry
• An adventurous spirit.

  Public Holidays

Please note that many public holidays in Cambodia are either traditional festivals or Buddhist holidays, which are based on lunar calendars; thus, the holiday dates change from year to year.

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