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Siem Reap - Information - German Grammar - Deutsche Grammatik

Tourist information in Siem Reap:

What you should know: In the temples, you should wear proper clothes. If you like to wear shorts, please make sure that you're long enough to cover your knees with a T-shirt to cover your shoulders. You can't sit or stand on any statues and you can't touch the carvings either in the temples. You can take photos of the children and better to show them after doing so they like it. You should ask the old people or monks before you can take their photos. You can spend USD in this country, but remember you can't spend old or torn notes. So you don't need to exchange the money if you have USD with you. Siem Reap is a safe city (town) and you can walk around at night, but avoid dark places.
Driver for tourists wear a vest with their numbers on the back, so make sure you go with those people. Please always ask the price first before you start the trip. Confirm the price whether its one person, the Tuk Tuk or the car. Otherwise, you will end up paying double or triple.
Driver can't take tourists into the temple. Only tour guides with licenses can do this. You should leave some tips when you eat in the restaurant, use long service trips
You can't touch the heads of Cambodians or point at them with your point fingers. You should carry as much as $10 USD for each meal to make sure that it is enough (Often $3 USD are enough). You can bargain when you want to buy something at all of the souvenir markets, but not in a super market or in mini-marts.
Beggars: Some women carry babies around and ask for milk products. Some tourists feel hard-broken and buy a milk product for them. After a wile, the beggars go to the shop and exchange them for money back.