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Siem Reap is both a province and its capital city in Cambodia. It is the second most visited city in all of Cambodia, after Phnom Penh – and with good reason too. Most people visit Siem Reap for the magnificent temples and while Angkor Wat is certainly the most famous, it is just one of well-over a thousand in the Angkor Archaeological Park!
Covering a massive area of 400 sq km, the Angkor Archaeological park contains the remnants of the various capital cities of the ancient Khmer Empire (built between the 9th and the 15th centuries). Together, these magnificent archaeological sites make up a UNESCO World Heritage Site, remaining one of the most important historical locations in all of Southeast Asia – attracting over 2-million tourists every year.
And while visiting temples might not be your thing, the city of Siem Reap has so much more to offer, from some interesting architecture and a thriving food scene, to a truly surprising nightlife that has something to offer everyone.

There are many great places to stay, but some of the most noteworthy – particularly with the best hotels in Siem Reap – are the Old French Quarter, Wat Bo, Sok San Road, Charles de Gaulle, and National Road 6.
You won't struggle to find quality, 5-star hotels in Siem Reap. That said, this wonderful destination has its share of boutique and hotels as well. Whatever your budget and no matter the type of travelling experience you are after, Siem Reap in Cambodia certainly can provide!

If you are a history buff and you love visiting ancient temples and archaeological wonders, Siem Reap has no shortage of mind-blowing experiences for you. Here are some of the best temples that we would highly recommend you visit when on holiday in Siem Reap, Cambodia:

• Angkor Wat (being recognised as one of the largest religious moments in the world).
• Ta Phrom (it was used as the filming location for the Tomb Raider movie).
• Angkor Thom & Bayon Temple (the final and most enduring Capital of the Khmer Empire).
• Banteay Srei (one of the smallest temples but it is certainly the most unique and well-preserved).
• Ta Keo (also known as 'Temple Mountain' and is made entirely of sandstone).
• Phnom Bakheng (offering some of the finest sunset views of Angkor Wat).

Of course, there is far more than just temples and archaeological sites to see and do in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Here is a list of some of our recommended things to do:

• Visit temples in the early AM to catch some stunning sunrise snaps – you can join a tour or hire out your own tuk-tuk for the day or longer and for a reasonable price. The sunrise over Angkor Wat is well worth getting out of bed for, though it can be a little crowded as other people have the same idea. You can take your time exploring Angkor Archaeological Park with a week long pass or go for three or even one day if you just want to get a good overview before enjoying the rest of what Siem Reap has to offer.
• Dine out and party at the famous Pub Street – if you are a fan of karaoke, a few drinks, and some good fun, then you will definitely have a great time on Pub Street. Even for those who would rather have a more chilled evening there are plenty of places offering a quieter dining experience, and spots where you can people watch and enjoy the fun without being right in the middle of it.
• Explore Siem Reap on a bike tour – Siem Reap has some truly exceptional bike routes for you to enjoy, heading both into the Angkor Archaeological Park and all around Siem Reap city itself.
• Buy spices and souvenirs at one of the many local markets – the local markets in Siem Reap are some of the nicest in Cambodia. The locals are wonderful people who really enjoy a chat, a good haggle, and showing off their wares to people who might appreciate them. It is a perfect place to buy any gifts for people at home, or just to get some souvenirs for yourself to commemorate the trip and help you remember this wonderful place for years to come.
• Visit the Landmine Museum – beginning when a young former soldier, Aki Ra, was found clearing landmines and keeping the defused remains, the Landmine Museum is a great way to educate yourself on landmines in Cambodia and the impact they can have.
• Check out the Banteay Srey Butterfly Centre – home to so many beautiful species of butterfly, don't miss a chance to see one of the largest enclosed butterfly centres in the world while here.
• Pay a visit to Phare, the Cambodian Circus – if you are a fan of the arts and promoting local artists, give the Cambodian Circus a visit and see how they are promoting and encouraging art and culture in the country.
• Take one of many cooking classes and learn to cook your favourite Cambodian dishes – Cambodian food is delicious and has both similarities and differences with its neighbouring countries' cuisines. Give it a try!
• Experience the Backstreet Academy and learn from master craftsmen – check out many of the arts and crafts that the area has long been famous for.
• Soak up the views at Phenom Kulen National Park – with stunning waterfalls and beautiful mountains this National Park is not to be missed.

These really are just a handful of the amazing experience that Siep Reap has to offer. Whether you are the sight-seer, the temple buff, a foodie, a party-animal, or you merely enjoy lazing the days away by the pool in one of the top hotels in Siem Reap, this magnificent part of the world will not disappoint.

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