Why do so many Chinese travel to Cambodia?

Why more and more people choose to travel to Cambodia, there are only a few reasons

1. In Cambodia, whether it is an embassy visa or a visa on arrival, it is very convenient. To apply for an embassy visa, you only need to find a travel agency on a certain website. Getting a visa on arrival is even simpler. You just need to pay the fee after landing at the airport.

2. Cambodian customs and scenery.

Cambodia’s Angkor Wat is very famous. The beauty of Angkor Wat lies in its history. Perhaps the understanding of Angkor Wat is not just superficial. It is recommended to do some historical understanding before going to Angkor Wat. After having a deeper understanding of Angkor Wat, you will have more feelings when traveling.

Bayon Temple. Bayon Temple is located in the center of Angkor Thom. It was built at the end of the 12th century. Here you can see wall carvings and false doors. If you walk along the wall, you will feel like you are in a maze.

Bakken Mountain. Bakken Mountain is one of the three sacred mountains of Angkor. There is Bakken Temple on the mountain. Along the steep pilgrimage road about 60 meters, you can see Bakken Temple by climbing to the top little by little. When going to Bakheng Temple, you are not allowed to wear revealing clothes, such as skirts above the knees and sleeves above the shoulders.

Queen’s Palace. The Queen's Palace is located in the outer area of ??Angkor Wat. If you drive from Siem Reap, it takes about fifty minutes. This temple is very small, and the stone carvings are more detailed, much like embroidery.

Tonle Sap Lake. This is a large lake located in Cambodia, also known as the Telescopic Lake. Because the area of ??this lake changes with the seasons, there are many types of freshwater fish here, and many local residents come here to fish.

Fly across the jungle. Another interesting experience during the Angkor Wat tour is flying through the jungle.

Choose eight to fifteen trees and experience traveling and flying with professional guidance from local coaches