Cambodia Vacation: Best Cambodia Tours & Angkor Wat Temple Packages
Discover Cambodia with our tour packages! Explore the temples of Angkor Wat, delve into rich Khmer history, and experience vibrant local life. Your Cambodia adventure awaits.
Cambodia Vacation: Best Cambodia Tours & Angkor Wat Temple Packages
Discover Cambodia with our tour packages! Explore the temples of Angkor Wat, delve into rich Khmer history, and experience vibrant local life. Your Cambodia adventure awaits.
History meets passion in Cambodia. Experience Angkor Wat early in the morning, experience the history of Phnom Penh, and live amongst the warmth and spirit of the people. This trip will inspire and surprise you.
Let Eurotour Club take you on a journey through the Kingdom of Wonders.
Let Eurotour Club take you on a journey through the Kingdom of Wonders.
Explore Cambodia your way
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Temple Sunrise ExperiencesCatch the first light to hit the ancient stones of Angkor Wat—a moment of spirituality and awe. -
Floating Village LifeWelcome to a world like no other, on Tonle Sap Lake, where whole villages exist in floating schools, markets, and homes. -
Khmer Culinary ClassesLearn the mysteries of Khmer cuisine, from coconut fish amok to curries, with a hands-on cooking class with a local chef. -
Witness Classical Apsara DanceWatch in awe at the hypnotic beauty of this ancient dance form in which every movement has a story to tell about Khmer mythology. -
Bike Rural Village TrailsCycle down dusty tracks between rice paddies that glimmer like emeralds in the sun, and experience the tranquil tempo of village life. -
Wildlife and Nature AdventuresExplore the jungles of the Cardamom Mountains and uncover hidden waterfalls, exotic bird species, and the singing of wild gibbons.
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You should not only see ruins when you come to Cambodia, but rather touch the ancient stones of the temple, feel the warmth of the smile on the person next to you, and experience both quiet mornings in the countryside and vibrant artwork in Phnom Penh. You will grow your mind, fill your camera, and connect to a place rich in power and beauty on this journey.
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Cambodia travel FAQs
Yes, they do, though. Americans have to have a visa if they want to visit Cambodia. The easiest way to get a visa is by e-Visa.
- The e-Visa: Apply online from the official Cambodia e-Visa Website at least 3 business days prior to arrival. Cost: $30 USD + processing fee of $6, valid for 90 days from date of issue, and a stay of up to 30 days.
- Visa on Arrival: Available for $30 USD at major airports and land border crossings for those wanting to enter Bali. A photo of your passport is required.
- Passport Validity: The passport needs to be valid for a period of at least six months beyond the intended date of entry. It also needs to have a blank page.
- Our Advice: Our EurotourClub team will assist you with the fast e-Visa procedure and not forget to remind you to print out the approval letter.
Yes, absolutely, and it’s mandatory for all EurotourClub guests. Although there are good clinics in both Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, for more serious ailments, patients must be evacuated to either Bangkok or Singapore.
- Medical & Evacuation: Your policy should include high medical benefits (well over $100,000) as well as emergency medical evacuation.
- Theft Protection: Valuable items (cameras, phones) coverage in case of loss or theft is a necessity in crowded environments.
- Trip Protection: It is recommended that you purchase trip cancellation and interruption insurance.
Tipping is not a common practice in Khmer culture but is greatly valued in the service sector where wages are low. It is a good way to show appreciation for good service.
- Restaurants: In informal dining establishments, it’s okay to leave small change. In more formal dining establishments, 5-10% of your total is generous when a service charge has not been included.
- Tour Guides & Drivers: If you are going for an multi-day tour, you should consider tipping your tour guides and drivers anywhere from $5-$10 per day and $3-$5 per day respectively.
- Tuk-tuks: Rounding up the fare is the norm. For the same driver to accompany one all day, an extra few dollars is generous.
- Hotel Porters: 1,000 to 2,000 Riel or $1 USD per bag.
No, you shouldn’t. Tap water is not suitable for drinking for visitors.
- Water Safety: Drink only bottled water, which is very cheap and widely available everywhere. Brush your teeth with it.
- Ice: Restaurant, hotel, and bar ice is usually made from purified water and is safe to use. However, it is better to be careful about the use of ice from street stalls.
- Our Advice: Bottled or filtered water. Bottled water is provided complimentary in some hotels.
While internet connectivity is good and fast in places like Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, it can be slow or non-existent in more rural areas.
- Wi-Fi: Free Wi-Fi is readily available in hotels, guest houses, cafes, and restaurants in the areas where you are traveling to. The internet speed is good enough to support use on social platforms and video calls.
- Mobile Data: The coverage of 4G internet is excellent in urban areas and reasonable along major roads. The best way to have internet access at all times is to purchase a local SIM card.
Yes, very easily. The local SIM card is very cheap, and the connectivity is also very good in the populated areas.
- For U.S. Travelers: International roaming is possible, although it can be costly.
- Best Local Solution: Buy a prepaid tourist SIM card from companies such as Cellcard, Smart, or Metfone at the airport or in any of the towns. The cost will be $2 to $5, and it comes with generous data allocations.
- Coverage: Coverage is good in urban areas, but it may be poor in the jungles or mountains.
Modern Western-style flushing toilets can be found in all hotels, restaurants, and shopping centers in cities and popular tourist areas.
- Public & Rural Toilets: At local marketplaces, in rural Cambodia, as well as in some budget guest houses, one might find Asian-style toilets that are in the form of squat toilets. Public toilets may charge a nominal fee (500-1000 Riel).
- Essential: Always have your own supply of toilet paper and hand sanitizer because these are not readily found in public restrooms.
It is important to respect these holy places. The dress code is strictly followed at Angkor Wat and other major temples.
- Clothing: The shoulders and knees should be covered for both men and women. Loose-fitting trousers and a T-shirt or a blouse are ideal. Scarves to cover shoulders may not be adequate.
- Behavior: Speak in a low voice. Do not climb on restricted structures. Do not point your feet at Buddha statues or monks. It is improper for women to touch monks or to offer them objects with their own hands (hand it to them nearby).
- Photography: It is always important to ask permission before taking photos, especially if they involve people, such as monks. Taking photos inside certain temple sanctums may be banned.
Yes, Cambodia is a relatively safe destination for visitors, and violent crimes are rare. The biggest threats tend to be petty crimes such as theft and scams as well as road accidents.
For your safety:
For your safety:
- Petty Theft and Scams: Keep bags and phones secure and be careful when using them in busy streets and tuk-tuks. Scams such as overcharging for taxis, gem scams, and people giving free advice can be encountered.
- Traffic: Be very careful. City traffic is chaotic. As a pedestrian, always be aware of traffic in both directions. When renting a motorbike, ensure that you have an international driving license and that you wear a helmet.
- Unexploded Ordnance (UXO): Do not handle any unfamiliar metal objects or go into the countryside beyond marked paths, especially around the Thai border.
- The number for the police is 117, for the ambulance is 119, and for the fire department is 118.
Explore the magic of Cambodia with EurotourClub
Let’s be real: Cambodia will amaze you. One day you’ll be basking in the glory of ancient civilizations, the next you’ll be swept up in the excitement of a Phnom Penh night market. It is precisely that blend of depth and excitement that gets its hooks in you. Are you ready to trade in your ordinary life for something with actual meaning?
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