Germany Travel Guide - Travel Insights and Tips

In line with Bookmundi's vision, we wish to provide our travelers with a sustainable travel experience through Cambodia. As part of this effort, we carbon offset any Cambodia tour that you purchase through us. You can read more details about our carbon offsetting program.

Here's what you can do to travel to Germany more responsibly:

• Carbon-offset your trip to Germany via Atmosfair. The moment your tour starts in Germany, and if you have purchased your tour through Bookmundi, we will carbon-offset your tour from its starting point to its ending point.
• Donate a small amount to ForumZFD, a nonprofit that carbon-offsets emissions from airplanes, cruise ships, long-distance buses, and events.
• In Germany, recycling has practically become ingrained in society, and bins for recycling are frequently found in front of stores. You can leave your bottles and get a reimbursement of up to 25 cents, the exact amount you will have to pay when buying plastic bags from food stores.

• Even during the height of summer, Germany can be cool. So, if you are traveling there in the winter, pack a coat, gloves, and a hat. Furthermore, Germany is a walkable nation, so bring sturdy sneakers or walking shoes.
• When dining in restaurants in Germany, if you ask for water, there are chances that you will be served carbonated water for which you must pay. You can ask for tap water if you are not planning to pay.
• Germans are known to be quiet and reserved, especially in public. Being loud or disruptive in a cafe, restaurant, or store is impolite. Also, remember to take your shoes off before entering a home, as Germans take hygiene seriously.
• Germany has a well-developed and highly effective public transportation system. The train is typically the quickest and most effective mode of transport to get around a city. In most situations, your train ticket will also be good for the bus, so you will not need to buy a separate ticket.