What essential supplies should I bring for an in-depth Angkor trip to Cambodia in early August? What are the things to pay attention to?

Cambodia has a hot climate and strong ultraviolet rays. You should pay attention to sun protection when traveling, especially female tourists. The following items are essential: high-grade sunscreen lotion, deep-cleansing facial cleansing products, repairing emollient products, and sun hats , sunglasses, headscarves (can be purchased locally), wet wipes, etc. In addition, in order to prevent sunburn, guests are reminded to bring a silk or cotton long-sleeved jacket. In addition, medicines are essential, especially medicines to prevent colds and diarrhea, sunglasses, flashlights, thin sweaters (for watching the sunrise), and thin raincoats (there are many showers in the rainy season, and the dry and cold season is from December to the end of February. No need to carry it) should also be carried in case of emergency. Currency and exchange Cambodia’s legal currency is the Riel, and its exchange rate with the Chinese yuan is approximately 475:1. The current exchange rate with the US dollar is fixed at 1 US dollar = 4,000 riel. It is recommended to exchange directly with the local tour guide. The common currency is the Riel. Its denominations are: 100,000, 50,000, 20,000, 10,000, 5000, 2000, 1000, 500, 200, 100, without coins. Credit cards: Credit cards VISA and MASTERCARD can be used in larger hotels and hostels, but may not be applicable in other places except Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. You can withdraw cash at the bank with a 4% handling fee. There are no automated teller machines in Cambodia. Communications The international code for Cambodia is 855. Mobile phones with international roaming can be used in Cambodia. Long-distance calls in Phnom Penh are mostly IP calls, and the price for calling back to China is as low as 300 riel/minute. Postal service: Most hotels can send ordinary letters and postcards to guests. The postage for sending postcards is 1,800 riel. Cambodia is generally relatively safe, but you should not go out at night alone, and try not to go to secluded places. The reference exchange rate between Cambodian Riel and RMB is 400:1. It is recommended to exchange directly with the local tour guide; it is best not to talk about the royal family in Cambodia, just leave it to the Khmers and the royal family themselves, and forget about the politicians. Because they really have little to do with our travels, there is no need to mention topics about them. Cambodians are very reluctant to have their heads touched, so don’t touch the heads of adults or children. Even if you point the soles of your feet towards the Buddha in a temple, of course you should not point them towards others. 1. Are there cheap hotels there? (sen ta gi /tao /nou/ ai na?) 2 I have found a hotel. (Ke yom/mien/ hou tiao/hao yi) 3 I live in,,, (Ke yom si nah/nou,,, ke yom si nah/nou) 4 Could you please write down your address? (som/suo sei /a- sai ya tan./ ao ke yom ) 5 I want a room,,, (ke yom/ som/ben duo) 6 single room (sam la/mei nia) 7 double room (Sam la/bi nia) 8 rooms with bathroom. (Dai/mi en/ben duo de) 9 rooms with fans. (Dai/mi en/duang ha. Dai/ mi en /duang ha) 10. A room with a window. (Dai/mi en/bong hui) 11 I want to live,,, (ke yom neng /si nah/nou di ni) 12 a day (mui te er-ai) 13 a week (mui a de ) 14 Is there a room? (mi en ben duo/di ni die? ) How much does 15 cost per day? (Dum lai /mei te er-ai /ben man? dum lai /mei te er-ai /ben man) 16 Does the room rate include breakfast? (Du Lai/Ben Du/Ge Dian Mo Huo/拆poler dad? dun lai .ben duo/ge diang mo huo/bie be le die?) 17 Can I see the room? (Available / ai mo / bendu / move / dad? ke yom ai mo /ben duo ban die?) 18 I don’t like this room. (You can use /men/table tut/bendu/ni/father.

Ke yom /men zuo ze/ben duo ni/ die.) 19 Is there a better room? (mi en ben duo /le o ji ying die?) 20 I want to live in this room. (Available/yo Ben duo ni. Ke yom /yo/ ben duo ni) 21 Can I put things here until,,,? (Available/Ai/Poya/Aiwan/Available/Niu/ Low Ni/Duo,,, move father? ke yom /ai pu ei wan ke yom /nou di ni /duo ,,, ban die?) 22 Today at noon (婷/嬿le ie ni) 23 Tonight (yo/闿yub ni)