Cambodia Information
Travel and Local Information Guide
Cambodia is a relatively new holiday destination and many of its customs, dimensions, dishes, travel arrangements and much else is a mystery to newcomers. It's certainly worth reading up on it to gain insightful knowledge.
Cambodia is a favourite holiday destination for millions of people each year and most visitors fly into the country. Cambodia's airports have undergone many improvements in order to handle the ever-rising number of visitors and as a result they are more and more state-of-the-art and able to handle the influx without undue long waits and queues. Read More...
Cambodia in a nutshell: Available English-language newspapers, Cambodian currency, Cambodian demographics, travel tips in and around Phnom Penh. Read More...
There are a total of 13 Public Holidays in Cambodia ranging from harvest festivities, rain-making ceremonies to religious observations. Please note that government offices are closed on these days. Read More...
Cambodia has a tropical climate with warm temperatures throughout the year. There are two seasons in Cambodia. The northeast monsoon season runs from December through April, bringing sunny, dry weather especially in January and February. The rains come when the winds shift into the southwest monsoon from May to November, with the most precipitation in the months of September and October. Read More...