
Agent brief
Overview
Cambodia is a single-sight destination that happens to have one of the greatest sights on earth, and the honest commercial reality is that Angkor carries the entire itinerary. Agents who understand that build three or four nights in Siem Reap and sell it properly. Agents who try to stretch it across the whole country produce a programme with two strong days and three thin ones. We operate Siem Reap as the core — Angkor Wat at sunrise, Angkor Thom and the Bayon, Ta Prohm, and the Banteay Srei and Beng Mealea outlying temples for clients with a third or fourth day — plus Tonle Sap and the floating villages. Phnom Penh handles the Royal Palace and the Khmer Rouge historical sites. Sihanoukville and the southern islands work as a beach extension, though the coastal product has changed considerably in recent years and we’ll advise honestly on what’s currently worth selling there. Temple guiding is where this destination is won or lost. A licensed Angkor guide who can hold a group’s attention for four hours in heat is a different proposition from someone reciting dates, and we staff accordingly.
At a glance
Fixed-departure tours covering Cambodia
Priced and ready to sell — quote directly from the card, no net-rate request needed.
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On-ground
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Ground office
No
Guide languages
English, Hindi
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What agents should know about Cambodia
Trade points
- Best season
- Nov–Feb is dry, cooler and peak. Mar–May is very hot — temple days become genuinely difficult after mid-morning. Jun–Oct is wet, though the moat and greenery photograph better and rates fall.
- Connectivity
- no direct India service. One-stop via Bangkok, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Ho Chi Minh City. Siem Reap’s airport relocated and is now considerably further from the town centre — verify current transfer time and build it into every quote.
- Visa
- e-visa and visa-on-arrival have both been available to Indian passport holders — verify the current route, fee and permitted stay before publishing.
Operational notes
- Currency: Cambodian riel, but USD is the working currency throughout. Small change comes back in riel.
- Operational note: Angkor passes are sold as 1, 3 or 7-day tickets, are photo-ID linked and non-transferable, and must match the itinerary exactly. A client with a one-day pass and a two-day temple plan is a refund conversation. Confirm current ticket categories and pricing before publishing.
- Operational note: sunrise at Angkor Wat means a pre-dawn departure. State it in the itinerary so the agent sets expectations — this is the most common client complaint on this destination.
- Operational note: temple dress code is enforced — shoulders and knees covered. Brief clients at the pre-departure stage, not at the gate.
- Operational note: heat management matters. Build a midday break into temple days Mar–May, or the afternoon programme fails regardless of what’s scheduled.
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