There are almost no tourists in the Angkor archaeological sites such as Angkor Wat. Recently, instead of Cambodia, the number of visitors is increasing, but the number is small and the remains are quiet. As a result, the environment around the archaeological site has been improved, and the beautiful greenery is shining brightly, making it more attractive than before.
Angkor Wat is really free. It's like a private Angkor Wat sightseeing.
As of Cambodia (10/2), there are 278 infected people, 275 recovered people, 3 under treatment, and 0 deaths. A $ 3000 deposit is required upon arrival at the airport. (Credit card or cash) PCR test is conducted for all immigrants. Until the results are available, you will stay at a government-designated hotel. If the result is negative, you can go to your home or hotel, but for 14 days, you will be self-restraint and going out is basically prohibited. If the retest is performed on the 13th day and the result is negative, freedom of action is granted. In the unlikely event that a positive person is found on the same flight, the hotel will be isolated for 14 days at a government-designated hotel, retested on the 13th day, and if negative, freedom of action is granted.
Normally, it is crowded with tourists from all over the world, but now there are few tourists and only Cambodians and foreigners living in it. There is no particular confusion, and in Siem Reap, where there have been no infected people, the number of people wearing masks has decreased compared to before, and everyday life is gradually being restored.
There were few tourists and the shops were closed, but now they are opening little by little.
Pub Street in the city center is also a bit more crowded than last week.
Guides and drivers wear masks throughout the day. We will take a temperature measurement when departing in the morning and afternoon, and refuse to participate in the tour if it is over 38 degrees. The guide and driver will also be inspected without exception. Perform alcohol disinfection and hand washing frequently. Ventilate the inside of the car regularly.
