In order to cooperate with the full reopening of the country, the Cambodian government decided to allow Cambodian nationals and foreigners who have completed two doses of vaccination from November 15 to be exempted from quarantine observation after entry.
Cambodia's tourism industry is about to restart, which is good news for many domestic and foreign tourists who want to travel abroad.
Friends who plan to go to Cambodia to play first code this travel guide, and arrange it when the epidemic stabilizes
Cambodia, formerly known as the Khmer, is full of contrasting cultural customs and unique terroirs, blending mystery, history and simplicity, and every temple in Cambodia is a proverb that travels through thousands of years.
In Cambodia, nothing is impossible, and countless landscapes make you linger when you come.
Royal Palace
In 1434 AD, after king Phonghea Yat of Cambodia moved the capital to Phnom Penh, he built a royal palace in Phnom Penh, which is a sacred place for kings to worship buddhas. From the air, surrounded by golden roofs and yellow walls, the palace is shining with golden light, which is particularly eye-catching.
Located near the river, the palace is a spectacular building with tall minarets in the center of the roof and pointed up at both ends of the roof ridge. The most famous of the entire palace complex is the Jinyinkaku Temple, where the floor is made of 5329 sterling silver bricks.
Angkor Temple
Angkor Temple is also called Little Angkor, and the commonly referred to as "Angkor Wat" refers to this place. It is one of the seven wonders of the world at the best of Angkor Wat, a representative building of the heyday of art in the Angkor era, and a major Buddhist shrine in Southeast Asia.
The Angkor Temple is grand in scale, perfectly symmetrical in shape, and the reliefs are exquisite, reflecting the peak of Khmer classical architecture and being printed on the national flag as a symbol of Cambodia. You can also enjoy the stunning sunrise here.
Tongwangcheng & Bayon Temple
Tongwangcheng, also known as "Great Angkor", was the last capital of the country before the end of the glorious era of Angkor civilization. On all four sides are carved the face of King Gaya Balman VII of the heyday of the Angkor Dynasty, known to the world as the "Four-Faced Buddha" and "Khmer Smile".
Among them, Bayon Temple is the most exquisite temple in Tongwangcheng, where you can take a large picture next to any building. The famous Khmer Smile is located on the top floor of Bayon Temple.
The Queen's Palace
Known as the "Pearl of Angkor Monuments" and the "Diamond of Angkor Art", the Queen's Palace is known for its brilliant colors and exquisite reliefs, and is one of the most unique and exquisite buildings in Angkor monuments.
This Hindu temple enshrines Shiva, one of the three gods of Brahmanism, using red sandstone as a building material. The walls, columns, etc. are almost all covered with reliefs, and the buildings are small, exquisite and exquisite, and magnificent.
Bakken Hill
Bakken Mountain, the dragon vein of Angkor, is the first temple mountain with seven floors representing the 7 heavens of Hinduism. Bakken Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva in the Angkor monuments of Cambodia.
It's the perfect place to watch the sunset at Angkor Wat, and when the sun sets, the beauty of Angkor under the golden aura is both romantic and unforgettable. At the top of the hill, you can overlook the ruins of Angkor Temple hidden in the jungle, and you can also overlook the Tonle Sap Lake in the distance.
Sihanoukville
Located on Cambodia's southwest coastline, Sihanoukville is Cambodia's largest seaport, along with the capital Phnom Penh and Angkor, and is one of Cambodia's three most famous tourist destinations. It is home to coconut groves and pristine islands that have not been developed on a large scale.
There is no road on the entire island, and the water is clear and white, the coconut wind is charming, the beach shows the most primitive appearance, and the sea water is unadorned and beats each other at will, making it a veritable holiday paradise.
Koh Rong Island
Kuala Luang Island is known as the only untapped paradise in Southeast Asia, and because the local residents pay great attention to environmental protection (and compete with Japan), it has been given the reputation of "Asia's first eco-friendly resort island".
This paradise island has no less blue skies and white sand than the Maldives, as well as pristine tree houses. Coral reefs, tropical palm groves, waterfalls, sparkling blue waters are breathtakingly beautiful and a haven for diving enthusiasts.
Bar Street & Night Market
In this mysterious country, no matter how sad and embarrassing the day is, the crowded night market and bar street and the night market full of fireworks can heal your mood of the day and let you see a different Cambodia.
Siem Reap Bar Street is a landmark of Siem Reap City, a street lined with restaurants and bars, which turns into a pedestrian street at night, which is very lively. There are many commercial sheds in the night markets of each district, and handicrafts such as clothing, stone carvings, bamboo and wood products, and Buddha statue ornaments can be bought.
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