Soaring Temperatures: As for the hottest situations, temperatures average at a sweltering 34°C (93°F), necessitating visitors to take precautions against the heat. Conversely, the lowest temperature averages around a more comfortable 25°C (77°F).

 Abundant Rainfall: The month sees an average rainfall of 200 mm, distributed across approximately 19 days, mostly in the form of brief showers or thunderstorms. It contributes to the lush, verdant landscape that Cambodia is renowned for. Although it rains frequently, the showers are typically short-lived, and it quickly clears to reveal blue skies. This minimal disruption makes it available for June traveling. 

 High Humidity: The rainfall induces humidity of 78% averagely that may make the air oppressive at times. 
     Quietness and Cost-Effectiveness: Despite the potential discomforts of the climate, the reduced tourist numbers allow for a more serene and intimate exploration of the country's jungles, rice paddies, and other picturesque attractions. The temples and historic landmarks, drenched in the rainy season, exude a heightened sense of tranquility and dignity, providing a distinct and memorable encounter for those who visit. Meanwhile, hotel prices also tend to decline, which makes June a more cost-effective month for travel.
  1. Lightweight Clothing: Opt for light-colored, breathable fabrics like cotton or linen to help regulate body temperature and minimize heat absorption. Shorts, dresses, and loose-fitting shirts are good choices.
  2. Comfortable Footwear: Opt for comfortable sneakers or hiking boots with good grip for exploring Cambodia's attractions, especially during the slippery rainy season.
  3. Rain Gear: Carry a compact umbrella or lightweight raincoat to prepare for frequent showers and thunderstorms during the rainy season.
  4. Sun-Protective Measures: The sun shines strongly after raining. Wear long-sleeved shirts or sun-protective clothing with light-colored pants or dresses to minimize heat and UV exposure. Don't forget hats and sunglasses to shield your eyes and face from direct sunlight. Additionally, you can apply sunscreen spray or lotion.
  5. Mosquito Repelling: In June, Cambodia experiences abundant mosquitoes, making mosquito repellent an essential item to bring along. 
  6. Hydration: Given the hot and humid weather, tourists should consume ample water and prevent heatstroke. To cater to your hydration needs, you can bring along large-capacity water bottles, sports or electrolyte drinks, fruits for snacking, lip balm to soothe dry lips, and moisturizing cream for skin.