Não existe qualquer tipo de sistema áudio. O melhor é contrtar um guia.

I stayed in 5 star hotel for only 70 dolars/ day, the private guide I hired by 15 dolars, and the food is cheap

Wat de vorige 'beantwoorders' schreven, klopt zeker. Neem een tuktuk > maar het hoeft daarom niet de 'kleine tour' te zijn. De grote tour is zeker ook interessant (bijvoorbeeld ook Bantei Skrei is bijzonder mooi). In de tempels zelf kan het knap lastig worden (relatief steile trappen bij sommige tempels, en veel 'drempels' in de tempel (+/- 20 cm hoog).

Hi, no, you have to use large pants (no legging) and shirts with sleeves

I stay in Siem Reap for another week or so - to help with B4B project and assist at the Fair Trade Village to support their food hamper program

Yes, there is one area with steep steps at the back of the compound in which you can see the view from the top, but it is in no way mandatory to do. The steps up to the first floor if I remember correctly are a little high but are in no way near as challenging as the ones I mentioned previously. Also, you don't have to necessarily go inside the compound as the walk around it is plenty beautiful as well. There are quite a few gorgeous temples in the immediate area that don't have many steps either like Angkor Thom, Bayon Temple and Ta Prohm.

A local guide will be able to take you. Sarorn +855 15 316 802 Perfect English and extremely knowledgeable

I don't think Cambodia is open to foreigners yet.

Hello, we’re just there yesterday. Empty sites everywhere. You will still encounter small handful westerners tourists and asians. We took lots of good pictures with blank (no tourists) passing behind you. Still take precautions, wash your hands often, sanitized your hands/ lunch table/ utensils.

I did not see any.