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Siem Reap Vacations
A place every traveller has to go to during their trip to Cambodia, because Siem Reap is the starting point for visits to the Temples of Angkor.
Visit Siem Reap
- Unesco World Heritage
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Museums
Siem Reap: How to get there?
Seven hours from Phnom Penh by bus
Siem Reap: When to go?
From November to April
Siem Reap: For how long?
3 to 5 days
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Siem Reap: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
This city acts as the gateway to the temples of Angkor and is simply jam packed with things for tourists to see and do. It's the number one destination to visit when touring Cambodia!
My suggestion
Get as far away as possible from the city centre and Pub Street by hiring a bike and heading off to explore the wonderful Cambodian countryside.
A place every traveller has to go to during their trip to Cambodia, because Siem Reap is the starting point for visits to the Temples of Angkor.
My suggestion
You will need at least 3 days to make the most of the Temples of Angkor. The more courageous will travel from the town to the temples by bike!
A popular tourist destination and an ideal starting point for visiting the temples of Angkor and discovering Tonle Sap.
My suggestion
Rent a bike and ride along the Siem Reap River, far from the hordes of tourists.
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