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Saturday, February 28, 2015

Cambodia. What To See

Cambodia. What To See? For that and how Much to Pay?




Cambodia Incredibly ColorfulCountry. Vicious, corrupt, barren, impoverished, but full of wonderful people,rich history, great food, beautiful beaches and busy nightlife. Cambodia is still trying to find their way in the modern world, corruption among officials hinders the economic growth of the country. And yet, you will surely love to Cambodia for its millennia-old monuments and serene plyazhnost.

Costs

Accommodation: Bed in a Hostel from $ 04.02 per night. Private room in the hostel the range of $ 6-10 per night. Room in a comfortable hotel $ 15 - $ 20 with air conditioning, TV and other amenities.

Meals: Food is very cheap, street vendors selling snacks for $ 02.01, main dish in a restaurant will cost $ 03.05. Western dishes are on the menu of good restaurants - $ 05.10. World-class gourmet cuisine in Phnom Penh can be enjoyed in the range of $ 8-10 per dish. Fruit from the market will be worth less than $ 1 per kg.

Transportation: Local public transport is very cheap, auto-rickshaw - $ 2-5. Intercity bus anywhere in the country less than $ 10, rent a car with driver for the day will cost $ 15-20.

Excursions: $ 10-20 depending on the duration, length and popularity.

Dengosberegatelnye tips

Cambodia is one of the cheapest countries in Southeast Asia. Special tips are not necessary, because just by being here, you save money. Food, lodging, transportation, everything is very cheap.

Every drink costs a dollar, so for the drinks you can pay more than accommodation. In this country, there is no reason that would spend more than $ 20 a day, but if you drink a lot of beer, do not be surprised if you do not get into that budget.

Importantly, what to see and do

Angkor Wat - a huge temple complex, because of which most people visit Cambodia. Ruins of the temple of the great and scattered over a large area, you'll need a few days to explore all of them. The country has a lot of interesting addition to these ruins, UNESCO recommended, but a visit to Cambodia can not do without satisfying your inner Tomb Raider and the study of these ruins.

Tonle Sap - exploring the lake and the Mekong River, you can take a look at how closely Cambodian life is connected with the main waterway. You can take a boat all the way from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh or just a one-day cruise around the lake.

Sihanoukville - White sandy beaches, near the uninhabited islands, excellent diving, delicious seafood, and a formidable nightlife, full of cheap booze, made ​​it a very popular. Once a very seedy, it has become a mecca for tourists. This is not a quiet place, but it is suitable as a base for visiting the nearby tranquil islands.

Phnom Penh - Cambodia's capital, has the atmosphere of the Wild West with dusty streets and reckless atmosphere. There are several interesting attractions and gourmet restaurants. The most animated part of the city near the river.

Kepa - beautiful beach, quiet version of Sihanoukville. Here you can taste the seafood and relax on the beach without a cacophony atmosphere inherent in Sihanoukville. This city is famous for its crabs, pepper and empty beaches. Suitable for a good day trip.

Bokor National Park - wander among the ruins of the houses of the French aristocracy and a walk through the rainforest. This day trip from Sihanoukville Kampot or nearby.

Battambang - known as an agricultural area, but the glory of French colonial architecture. Come here if you want to try the real taste of Cambodian life. There is a great temples, bamboo train and stunning architecture. It almost does not drop the tourists, except for those who would like to be further from Siem Reap and Phnom Penh.

Prasat Preah Vihear   - This spectacular mountain temple Cambodia source of conflict with its neighbor Thailand, which also states that this area of his property. The journey will not be easy, but unique and attractive are often difficult.

Take a look at River Village - the country has three floating villages to choose from. The houses are built on bamboo stilts, there is always a lot of boats filled with people selling food and all sorts of nonsense. Chong Khneas most visited, but the popularity has made ​​her something of a wolf pit for tourists in recent years.


Visit pepper farms - around Kampot and Kep towards you will see huge fields of pepper. The entire southern region of Cambodia is full of pepper farms, where you can learn about the history of spices, to see how they grow, and take with them the best pepper in the world.