Dos
DOs In Cambodia
DOs In Cambodia Ask for permission before taking photographs of any Cambodian people or monks. It is customary to remove your shoes when entering a place of worship such as a pagoda or temple. Additionally, visitors should dress appropriately when inside a religious site (upper arms and legs should be covered, hats removed). It is respectful to...
Dos– Visit Siem Reap
LEARN THE CORRECT GESTURES Khmers greet one another with a sompiah, holding both hands together and bowing slightly. To show more respect, move your hands higher and bow lower. Keep your palm down when beckoning someone towards you. DRESS APPROPRIATELY While shorts and a singlet are acceptable clothing at the beach they are not...
Dos in Cambodia - Things to Know Before a Cambodia Tour
Best things to do in Cambodia with kids Explore the Temples of Angkor or Beng Melea The Temples of Angkor, including the iconic Angkor Wat, offer a fascinating historical and cultural experience. Exploring these ancient temples together with your family will be like stepping back in time. Kids will be amazed by the grandeur and intricate...
Cambodian tricycle drivers
Phnom Penh: A few years ago, Cambodian tricycle drivers were the main competitors in the transport market, rivaling motorcycle taxi (moto dup) drivers. Their vehicles were seen as safer, with roofs to protect passengers from the sun and rain, and could carry more people or goods. However, since the introduction of Indian-made three-wheel taxis...
motorcycle taxi in Cambodia
Taking a moto taxi–often called a motodop–is the cheapest, fastest way to get from point A to point B in Cambodia. But riding on the back of a motorcycle or scooter is also one of the easiest ways to get hurt in Cambodia. Here are some tips for getting around Cambodia by moto taxi. Many of them are covered in more depth in our Getting around...
Showing 1 - 5 of 6
Showing 1 to 5 of 6 results
