What should I pay attention to when traveling and shopping in Cambodia?

1, Cambodia is one hour behind Beijing time.

2. In Cambodia, the US dollar and Cambodian currency (riel) are common, and generally 1 US dollar can be exchanged for 4,000 riel (subject to the exchange rate of the day).

3. China calls Cambodian telephone/mobile phone: country code (00855)+ area code (Phnom Penh 23 Siem Reap 63 Sihanoukville 34)+ telephone/mobile phone number.

4. If your mobile phone is enabled for international roaming, you can use it locally in Cambodia. For example, dial the local mobile phone number directly with your mobile phone.

5. If you need to call back to China, call the mobile phone: +86. If making a landline call: +86 2 1 landline.

6. The temperature difference between morning and evening is large (windy at night), so it is recommended to add a coat.

7. It is recommended to wear long sleeves, trousers and sports shoes for outdoor travel to avoid sunburn. It is best to take an umbrella when traveling, which is both sun-proof and rain-proof. Especially for female tourists, the following items are essential: sunscreen lotion, deep cleansing facial products, moisturizing products for repair, sun hats, sunglasses, wet tissues and so on.

8. It is recommended to carry with you: anti-heatstroke, anti-mosquito, anti-diarrhea, anti-inflammatory and other drugs.

9. Buddhism is the national religion of Cambodia, and monks and kings are generally respected. When visiting Buddhist temples, you should dress neatly, take off your shoes and don't wear a hat. Avoid touching other people's heads with your hands.

10, a common wedding ceremony in China, is to stand on your chest with your palms together and bow slightly. The height of your fingertips depends on the identity of the other party. The higher the identity of the other party, the higher the height of your fingertips. You can also shake hands in social situations.

1 1. Cambodians wear simple clothes. Many people go barefoot or wear slippers, but they are more particular in social and formal occasions. 12, mainly eating rice, using chopsticks or knives and forks when eating, keeping the habit of grabbing rice in rural areas.