Cambodia has now reopened for Indians

Good news for Indians who want to go on a historic vacation. Cambodia has finally lifted the travel ban on Indians. According to the country’s Health Minister, Mam Bunheng, the country has lifted the ban after covid case declined. According to reports, the country’s Prime Minister, Hun Sen has approved the lifting of the ban.
The country is known for its age-old sites, such as the Angkor Wat Temple Complex, and islands, among other things. A very popular destination for backpacking travellers.

Cambodia suffered a great deal since the cases rose to a great extent since February 2021.
The Southeast Asian country is home to the largest religious structure in the world, called the Angkor Wat, which is a city of temples. It is the single most important reason to visit Cambodia. While there are other attractions, such as its beautiful islands, nothing can beat this extraordinary temple complex.

Cambodia is however not an old place, instead it is a place where the old and new meet. The country’s capital Phnom Penh is enormously cool, with a lot to do. Its cafes will keep you busy, and so would its streets that are so full of vehicles moving in all directions.

A trip to Cambodia can certainly be on the cards now that it has opened up for Indians. But it must be remembered that tourists should maintain covid appropriate behaviour at all times, and have respect for the local culture.