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WHAT TO EAT & DRINK IN CAMBODIA

Get ready to fall in love with Cambodian food as we show you all the best places to try the classic dishes like fried crab, fish amok and beef loc lac.

Kdam Chaa (Fried Crab)

If you’re wondering what to eat in Cambodia, you can’t go past kdam chaa, a delicious dish of stir-fried crab flavoured with local Kampot pepper, garlic and chives. It’s a delicacy on the coast where crabs are caught fresh but we’ll show you where to try it all over the country.

Fish Amok

Don’t leave Cambodia without trying fish amok! It’s the country’s signature dish and you’ll love this creamy curry of freshwater fish cooked in eggs, fish sauce, coconut milk and kroeung, a special paste made with flavours like turmeric, lemongrass and kaffir lime.

Beef Loc Lac

WHEN IS BEST TO VISIT CAMBODIA

The dry season from November to May is perfect for sunny Cambodia sightseeing, and we also love the monsoon season from May to November for lush green rice fields.

Best Time to Explore Angkor Wat in Cambodia

You can explore the temples of Angkor all year round, but the drier months from November to March are perfect for a Cambodia adventure into ancient ruins.

Best Time to Explore the Cities in Cambodia

Any time from November to May is the best time for a city break in Cambodia, with cloudless skies, little rain and warm temperatures.

Best Time for a Cambodia Cruise on Tonle Sap Lake

PACKING TIPS FOR CAMBODIA

HOW TO TRAVEL RESPONSIBLY IN CAMBODIA

Be Mindful of Local Customs

We know it’s tempting to get a closer look at Cambodia’s incredible archaeological history, but it’s best to help conserve it by never touching the ancient carvings and ruins.

Ask Before Snapping

You could take hundreds of photos of this photogenic country, but it’s important to never take photos of people, especially monks, without permission. Try striking up a conversation with your subject and getting to know their story first!

Take Your Rubbish With You

Cambodia has a big waste disposal problem, so it’s better to hold onto things like plastic bags, bottles and batteries and take them back home with you.

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