1. Don’t have too high expectations for massages in Cambodia. Most of them are far inferior to the skills of better massage parlors in China.

2. Watching the sunrise and sunset at Angkor is definitely worth the price of admission, of course, if God is willing. However, it is the dry season now, so you should not be troubled by the weather.

3. Or is it because it is the dry season and there is very little water in Tonle Sap Lake, which is more interesting in the rainy season. I have not taken a boat to swim through Tonle Sap in the dry season, so I don’t know.

4. Beng Melie is at least an hour’s drive from Angkor, so it is not recommended if you go with a group. If you can play Angkor and Angkor thoroughly, Buddhist culture and art are enough for you to appreciate. Spending that time in Angkor would be more cost-effective.

5. Specialty snacks. It is estimated that not many Chinese people can accept the taste of Cambodia’s traditional food, and the hygiene level is also very poor. Unless you are confident in your receptivity and gastrointestinal performance, it is still Just take a look. In Cambodia, apart from bathrooms in hotels, restaurants, bars and some tourist attractions, there are no public toilets on the streets.

6. Souvenirs, the most unique specialty of Cambodia is pepper. The pepper produced in Kampot Province, Cambodia is considered to be the best pepper in the world. The price is not high and you can buy it in supermarkets. Then wood is also very good. The prices of various precious wood products are much lower than in China. The premise is that you know the goods and have someone to help you negotiate the price. Logs are not allowed to be taken out of the country, but processed handicrafts are allowed. Then there are gems. Cambodian gems are also very good. Just like wood, you have to know the goods and negotiate the price. If you don’t have the confidence or interest in these, just buy clothes. The mainstay of Cambodia’s economy is garment processing. Almost all brands of clothing you can count are produced in Cambodia. They can be purchased at very low prices in some stores in Phnom Penh. It is a good choice to buy authentic world-famous clothing and take some back as gifts or wear them yourself.

7. How to prepare the camera? I don't understand what you mean. The electrical appliances here are the same as those in China. Electrical appliances that you can use in China can be used here. It should be noted that the power supply in Cambodia is very unstable except for Phnom Penh. If conditions permit, it will not be superfluous to bring extra batteries for backup.