Cambodia offers an e-Visa online or visa on arrival for Indian passport holders, plus a mandatory e-Arrival Card - send your passport scan and dates and we will handle both for you.
Yes - either an e-Visa applied online in advance through the official evisa.gov.kh portal, or a visa on arrival at major airports and land border crossings, both valid for a single entry stay of up to 30 days. Since January 2025, all air travellers must also submit a separate, mandatory Cambodia e-Arrival Card within 7 days before arrival. Holiday Tour Maker assists with both.
November to February for cool, dry weather - ideal for full days at the Angkor temple complex. March to May is hot; June to October is the monsoon season with afternoon rain.
Yes - it is the single most photographed moment in Cambodia and worth the pre-dawn pickup; we also build in a quieter mid-morning return visit if the sunrise crowd isn't your preference.
Yes. Battambang (colonial architecture, bamboo train) adds 1-2 nights; Sihanoukville's beaches need a domestic flight and 2-3 extra nights. Tell us and we rework the route.
Yes - Angkor's temples are outdoor and walkable, and the Tonle Sap Lake boat ride is a highlight for children. We pace the itinerary with breaks during the hottest midday hours.
Carry US Dollars in small denominations - most hotels, restaurants and the Angkor entry pass accept USD directly, with Riel used mainly for small change.
e-Visa · e-Arrival Card guidance · Angkor + Phnom Penh circuit
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