Traveler's Edition
A new code of conduct for visitors to Angkor Wat has been released alongside a video showing tourists the types of behavior that are considered unacceptable.
Tourists who visit the Khmer site, Cambodia’s biggest attraction will have to abide by new rules. Some of the behaviors that have been banned are: smoking, taking selfie with monks and giving money to begging children.
The need for a code of conduct was viewed as a priority after the worrying trend that emerged at the archaeological site last year where foreigners would strip naked.
