Cambodia is a Southeast Asian country and most fascinating destinations. Cambodia capital is Phnom Penh, has a modern city with golden palaces and temples retain a connection with the region’s Buddhist past Tourism in Cambodia is one of the most important sectors in Cambodia’s economy. Major cities is Phnom Penh, Battambang, Siem Reap, and Kâmpóng Cha. Cambodia stil has some of the prettiest islands in mainland Southeast Asia. In the Cardamom Mountains, it has one of the last unbroken rain forests in Asia a vestige of wild elephants and tigers, and a wonderful ecotourism destination. But it’s rural Cambodia that especially rewards the curious traveller with its rivers, caves, rice fields, and charming little towns. If you’re looking for the best place to travel in Cambodia, choosing where to go can be tough. When travelling Cambodia, there is so much to discover including cities, villages and breathtaking beach

Best time to visit Cambodia

November – January is the best time to visit Cambodia

The best time to visit Cambodia is from November to March when rainfall is at a minimum. Temperatures are cooler and humidity is also low. However, during this time, the streets of Cambodia remain crowded, and the hotel accommodations are expensive.

How to reach in Cambodia

Reaching Cambodia by Air Phnom Penh International Airport and Siem Reap International Airport are the major airports of Cambodia. There are other airports at Sihanoukville, Battambang, etc. Most people arrive in Cambodia from India.The airlines that go from India to Cambodia are Thai Airways, Singapore Airlines, Malaysian Airlines, Bangkok Airways, Air Asia Philippines, Indigo and Silk Air.

Visa Policy for Indians

To enter Cambodia for Indians, there are three visa options. The first one is Visa On Arrival. This is available at Phnom Penh International Airport and Seam Reap International Airport. If you’re coming here by road, the Cambodia-Thailand Border, Cambodia-Vietnam Border and Cambodia-Laos Border offer checkpoints for your visa collection.

The second option is getting your visa online (eVisa), with the help of online payment through your credit card

The third option is applying at the Embassy of Cambodia and getting your visa stamped on your passport before departing

Angkor Wat is the national symbol of Cambodia and the reason for most tourists travel to the country. Their Cambodia trip is not complete without a visit to the unforgettable temples of Angkor. The park includes the remains of the Khmer Empire, which date as far back as the 9th century. The inspiring Angkor Wat is the most famous of the temples dominated by five corncob towers. Visit early in the morning to avoid some of the crowds. The temples attract some two million visitors per year. The city nearest to Angkor Wat, Siem Reap inevitably became Cambodia’s main tourist destination.

However, here you’ll find a place filled with some of the friendliest people, rich history, delicious food, beautiful coastlines, and a lively nightlife. Spend some extra time travelling through Cambodia exploring the temples (there’s more than just Angkor Wat) taking in the deserted, white sand beaches, the growing foodie and gastronomy scene, its complext history, lush jungles, and wonderful culture