What must be paid attention to when traveling to Cambodia?

1. Cambodia is a tipping system country, and it still happens that customs officers extort tips from travelers. Officials are also trying to stop this phenomenon, such as posting a warning message "No charge" on the window. In case of encounter, you can argue, or you can give him 1 US dollar or 1 yuan RMB as a tip. It is polite for local hotels and drivers to help carry luggage, deliver water to rooms, offer flowers, etc., and tips are generally 2, riel each time, equivalent to RMB 4 yuan. One dollar is about 4 riels. Please be prepared to pay;

2. Angkor Wat in Cambodia is a place with many cultural heritages; It often happens that a historic site needs to be repaired temporarily. Because the maintenance period is uncertain and there is no sightseeing value, the trip will be cancelled (please focus on the current situation). Because Angkor Wat takes the purchase of three-day tickets as all tickets, there is no refund if any scenic spot is cancelled due to maintenance or requisition by the local government, please forgive me!

3. Due to the seasonal situation in Cambodia, it is inevitable that guests will occasionally have diarrhea when they come to Cambodia. Please try to avoid eating cold food, milk, coconut, ice cubes, etc. The food should be cooked as much as possible. If there is diarrhea, please inform the tour leader or tour guide as soon as possible, and don't use drugs indiscriminately.

4. Generally, hotels in Cambodia do not have toiletries, while four-star hotels have disposable toothbrushes and toiletries. Sun protection is inevitable, and the sun protection index above 4 is better;

5. All hotels have swimming pools. Please prepare your own swimsuits and swimming trunks.

6. Cambodia is located in the south of Indo-China Peninsula, with a tropical monsoon climate. There are two seasons in a year: November to April is a dry season, with an average temperature of 25℃ ~ 32℃, which is the best tourist season. May to October is the rainy season, with the temperature hovering around 33℃ and abundant rainfall. Please bring your own rain gear. Generally speaking, the weather is hot, short sleeves are enough, and shoes are comfortable and comfortable (flip-flops, hole shoes, travel shoes).

7. Cambodia's local currency: riel, US dollars. Please exchange it for $2 in the bank before leaving the group. If it is not enough, you can exchange it in RMB at the exchange office of the Bank of Cambodia or the tour guide.

8. Special products: taro slices, banana slices, cashews, bright examples, rubies and sapphires, wood carvings, etc.

9, durian, mangosteen and other fruits can not be brought into hotels and air-conditioned places, but must be eaten outside. Fruit is not allowed in the car, sweet juice is easy to attract a large number of ants, please pay attention;

1. Buddhism is the national religion of Cambodia. Buddhists account for more than 85% of the country's population, and most of them believe in Hinayana Buddhism. Temples are spread all over the country, and the monk king and monks are generally respected. Usually, regardless of social status, men have to become monks once in their lives. When visiting the Buddhist temple, you should dress neatly and take off your shoes without your hat. Avoid touching people's heads with your hands.

11. Cambodia is backward in development and simple in folk customs. When entering the local area, please do as the Romans do and observe local taboos.

12. To visit a Buddhist temple, you need long pants.

13. Women should avoid contact with monks. If they have financial contributions, they can ask men to do it for them or put them on the table.

14. In public places, men and women should not be too intimate, and it is best not to lose their temper in public;

15. Cambodians respect their king very much, so when traveling to Cambodia, please don't offend anything related to the royal family. Any behavior that offends the royal family is illegal, and offenders will be sentenced to imprisonment.

16. Gambling is forbidden in Cambodia. Even in hotel rooms, you can't play cards or mahjong.

17. Due to poverty, many local children will beg in the scenic spot. Before leaving, you can prepare some stationery, candy or give them disposable toothbrushes that you don't use in the hotel.

18. The Cambodian government attaches great importance to the protection of nature, and smoking is not allowed in public places, otherwise it will be fined;

19. Cambodia's plants or cultural relics are protected. Don't bring any such items through the customs, or you will be severely punished.

2. Khmer is the official language of Cambodia, with a high popularity of French, English and Japanese, and Chinese can be used in some places in Phnom Penh;

21. Cambodians mainly eat rice, like spicy food such as pepper, onion, ginger, garlic and mint, and also like lettuce and pickled fish. Chopsticks or knives and forks are often used when eating, and rural areas still keep the habit of grabbing rice or eating cross-legged on the floor. Drinking water and drinks like to put ice cubes;

22. Every year, when the water level of Tonle Sap Lake is too low in the dry season or exceeds the safe water level in the flood season, we will take the cruise ship of Malai Lake, the greatest artificial lake in the West of Angkor Wat.