Most of the time Jupiter’s belts appear in grayscale through a typical backyard telescope. One year in January I was observing with a Celestron C-9.25 Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope in my backyard in Soldotna, AK just before a big storm was coming in from the Gulf of Alaska. It is said that the best “seeing” condition are just before big storms arrive. That night I saw the colors of all of Jupiter’s rings and it was absolutely beautiful. That image is forever seared into my memory.
Good thing you weren't in Cambodia................