• If you're not on a super tight budget, the most comfortable way to get around Siem Reap is to hire a private car to drive you around for…

Angkor Wat is one of the most amazing places I've been to. It's very visitor-friendly and you don't really need to do much to prepare for it (aside…

• From my visit to Angkor Wat, I remember its dress code being very simple:
• Cover up your shoulders and upper arms: this means no tank tops, no…

• November and February are two best months of the year to visit Siem Reap (warm dry season with moderate amount of tourists)
• Followed by March and April (hot…

• I consider myself a cautious traveler. I've never been scammed before in all my travels and a lot of it comes down to research and preparation (also luck!)
• …

• As title says. Don't count on being able to use your credit card much in Cambodia outside of airport and major hotels
• In Phnom Penh, you'll be able…

• There is no direct flight between Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville
• Currently one can travel between these two cities by bus or train only
• I took the bus because…

• From what I've seen, tipping is not really expected in Cambodia. It's completely up to you if you want to tip or not
• Like for taxis, tuk…

• From SRIA, there is no public transportation to get into town, only private transportations
• I found SRIA to be actually very organized and not a chaotic airport like…

• Cambodia is a strange country in that it accepts both its own currency (the Riel) and US Dollars for day-to-day transactions inside the country
• On my entire trip…