Cambodia, Angkor Wat Dress Code ❤️

Too many friends recommended historical tours like Angkor Wat... Angkor Wat, also known as the Angkor Temple, is located in Cambodia and is known as a national treasure of Cambodia. It is the largest temple-like structure in the world and also the earliest Khmer-style architecture in the world. The little lady has read few books and can't speak well haha. It's only when you need the book that you realize how little you have learned 😀. Friendly reminder 1❤ Please hire a local Chinese interpreter for around 100RMB. Stronger than anything, better than being ignorant of oneself, spend a little money to gain knowledge, it's worth it. After visiting, take a look at the World Memory online with your child. Let the child remember the significance of this trip deeply. Warm reminder ❤2- Dress code for visiting major stone temples Clothes cover the arms. Long pants are needed. High heels are not allowed. Friendly reminder ❤3- No taking photos with monks, no giving money to children. Take a look at my final tourist code of conduct chart. Friendly reminder ❤4- Cambodia is a tipping country. If you are willing, you can give a tip for hotel breakfast, check-out, and daily cleaning. Friendly reminder ❤5- Exchange rate: RMB10 is the local currency, and a little over RMB 6000 is worth a million when landed. Warm reminder ❤6- The most important thing for girls is to prepare beautiful clothes for taking photos early. Because the old buildings are mostly black, you can wear bright colors and take great photos! I'm just taking random photos with my phone 😀 Mommy's baby shares: Finally, for Siem Reap, Cambodia, choose a highly rated hotel on Ctrip that is close to the scenic area. Book your scenic area tickets early on Ctrip. Children under 12 can watch for free. If you're only visiting Angkor Wat in Cambodia, independent travel is even more free. Airports have Chinese signs, and any important public places have Chinese signs. This city is very clean and the public security is also good. Feel free to bring your kids out to play. Because of playing with the kids, at night we go to the hotel bar, order a glass of juice and some snacks for the children, and have a cocktail for ourselves. After drinking, we sleep soundly. Due to taking my child out for a walk, I try to minimize going out unnecessarily in any unfamiliar place. What if we get lost? Hahaha 😁 ❤❤❤ The hotel I stayed in was 15 minutes away from the Angkor Wat site. I rented a tuk-tuk for $25 for the whole day and only visited four attractions. It's best to ask the hotel for help with renting a car, it's cheaper and they know the local area well. And a tricycle is more comfortable than a taxi. Upon landing at the airport, taxi drivers will be very enthusiastic and hope that you can hire their car for a whole day to visit tourist attractions, with an asking price of $40. However, personally I think tricycles are more comfortable, not just because of the price. My child doesn't get motion sickness and loves it. My child gets a little motion sickness, so I love the open tricycles that are a local specialty and very safe. 😀 Finally, I'll share a local saying in Cambodia, thank you (Ah Gon - thank you). If you can say a local phrase, people will think you're from nearby Cambodia. 😁 Recall Palace Spa Resort