Cambodia Travel Plan

Exotic diversity

Indochina is an area with an exciting history. These countries were formerly French colonies and you can see the French influence in many ways, including the French baguettes that are sold every morning and the beautiful houses in cities like Phnom Penh. On Cambodia’s unknown roads you travel through one of Asia’s most exciting countries. Nestled between Thailand and Vietnam, according to countryaah, Cambodia is a relatively unexplored country compared to its neighbors, but with a long history that is both inspiring and upsetting. And do not forget to go under the skin of the Cambodian lifestyle, Cambodians are simply some of the friendliest peoples in the world.

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Phnom Phen
Cambodia’s capital Phnom Penh is also the country’s largest and richest city. Phnom Penh is today a center for trade, politics and cultural issues in Cambodia and has a population of just over 1.3 million. Phnom Penh has no obvious city center and its large boulevards and mighty buildings feel somewhat oversized in a relatively small capital. The Mekong River crosses the city, creating a charming and cozy port city atmosphere. If you take one of the excursion boats just in time for the sunset, we can only promise that it will be really romantic.

Angkor Wat
Cambodia’s number one tourist attraction is without a doubt the incomparable temple of Angkor Wat. Angkor Wat is really just one of several temples in the ruined city of Angkor that contain over 70 major ruins and nearly a thousand smaller remains. The total area is nine square kilometers, spread over 24 kilometers from east to west and about 8 kilometers north to south. The Angkor area has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992.

Mekong
It has been disputed where the source of the river is. Chinese researchers have concluded that it should be located in the Jifu Mountains in the Zadoi area of ​​northern Tibet at altitudes around 5,200 meters above sea level. Larger cities along the Mekong are Vientiane and Phnom Penh. Nearly 90 million people are dependent on the river. The Mekong culminates in a huge delta in southern Cambodia and Vietnam. This gives rise to a strange effect on Lake Tonlé Sap in Cambodia, which flows in one direction during the rainy season and in another during the dry season.

ANGKOR WITHOUT CONGESTION

Listen to the sound of nature at work, standing there alone in the morning mist among soaring trees and serpentine roots in Ta Prohm. Come back late one afternoon for a drink at sunset on one of Angkor’s ancient waterways, when the only thing that disturbs the calm is the sound of the boat’s oars and the cries of Red-headed Ducks. We work in the “memory-creating” industry and the difference is noticeable in every detail. Whether you are visiting the UNESCO World Heritage Site Angkor Wat for two days or as part of a longer adventure, we will take you to Angkor’s most incredible places without the crowds. By living and working in Siem Reap, near Angkor Wat, our partner knows where to end your day after eating at one of the city’s best cuisines. As “locals”, they will show you some of Angkor’s most talented craftsmen and best Spas, they will guide you around the authentic markets, not touristy, and takes you to temples where you can be left completely alone for as long as you wish. Our local partner, consisting of scientists and researchers from Oxford, works with Angkor’s most capable and knowledgeable guides to create unique experiences for you. Let us show you Angkor beyond the crowds.

CAMBODIA

Short for KHM by abbreviationfinder, Cambodia is almost half the size of Sweden and covers the southwestern part of the Indochinese peninsula. The country borders Thailand, Laos and Vietnam and has a coast towards the Gulf of Siam. Most of Cambodia consists of a centrally located lowland around the large Lake Tonlé Sap and the Mekong River that flows from north to south.

Climate

Cambodia is located just north of the equator and the climate is tropical with a rainy season from May to November and a period of dry northeast monsoon in between.

Visa

Yes – Visas are required for Nordic citizens to Cambodia. It is possible to apply for a visa electronically for a stay of up to 30 days

Currency

Cambodian Riel KHR

100KHR = 0.21SEK.

Language

Khmer is the official language, the largest minority languages ​​are Vietnamese, Chinese and Cham; French and English are often used in business.

Vaccinations

Mandatory – The yellow fever vaccination is required if you arrive from certain countries in Africa or South America.

Recommended – The polio, tetanus and diphtheria vaccinations are reviewed. Malaria prophylaxis. Check with your vaccination center for personal needs.

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