Getting There to Cambodia

It is important for you to have a good knowledge of how the public transport in Cambodia works in order to have a hassle-free journey. In modern Cambodia, most people own cars and this is how they travel. But some still travel by foot or tuk-tuk, perhaps cyclo or moto. Cyclo is cheap and you can travel long distances with very little money, but it takes more time as the person on the back has to pedal, turn and stop with his own two legs. Moto is slightly more expensive but is not as safe as there is no helmet law in Cambodia. Tuk-tuk is newly introduced and is relaxing and safer than the moto. It also costs more but can fit many people on and is very comfortable.