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Cambodian Cultural Village is a distinctive attraction in Siem Reap, where travelling families can find out about the nation’s ancient lifestyle, beliefs, and customs, as well as practices of assorted ethnic teams. Settled on National Road, Cambodia Cultural Village is accessible within a five-minute taxi ride from downtown Siem Reap.  Spanning over 210,000 square meters, one of its standout attractions is the historical museum, which houses a total of thirty full life wax statues of kings, queens, monks, ethnic minorities, movie stars, and Apsara dancers in traditional costumes. Various miniature models of Cambodia’s picture structures are displayed at the museum, including its former capital Ou Dong, National museum, Royal Palace, Wat Phnom, and Siem Reap’s reclining Buddha. Cambodian Cultural Village features 13 ancient villages that are modelled based on the culture and characteristic of nineteen Cambodian races. A must-visit is the millionaire House, a col...

Bayon temple is in the center of the town. It options several sophisticated and exquisite bas-reliefs with scenes depicting land and naval warfare, market scenes et al. depicting the development of the temple itself. This is one of most popular locations in Siem Reap and is rich in historical pickings. It’s also quite strenuous because the tour involves several narrow corridors , and we cannot help thinking of Lara croft in “Tomb Raider” but there is no large 6-armed Brahman guardian sculpture to repel. The two must see ancient Angkorian temples are Angkor Wat  and Bayon . The large enigmatic stone faces of Bayon became some of the most iconic and recognizable features related to the traditional Khmer Kingdom and its architecture. The Bayon Temple is at the middle of the great walled city of Angkor Thom, which is at the heart of the Angkor archaeological Park. Bayon has some fifty towers, with four immense carved faces on most of them. Each of faces are 4 meters h...

Scuba diving and Snorkeling in Sihanoukville thrives due to the area's favorable topographical features. Offshore waters are warm but it is better to dive out by neighboring islands. Snorkeling can be impressive around the nearby islands which consist of rocky reefs, shallow waters, and colorful fish. Snorkeling and diving from December to June is the best feature and relaxing time because the water is cooler and clearer than the rest of the year. Professional guidance is offered on the beach to assist divers and the snorkelers.     Diving has been part of the Sihanoukville scene and October to June become the busiest period. The most talked-about dive sites are Koh Rung Samloem and Koh Kon which are quite near the city. The dive shops include Scuba Nation, Tel: +(855) (0)12-604680, or Eco Sea Dive, Tel: +(855) (0)12-654104. 

The best hotels in Sihanoukville enable leisure and business travelers alike to comfortably enjoy all that town, built by the French in the early ‘60s, has to provide. It is true that Sihanoukville beaches are excellent, and Independence Beach, and Sokha Beach have become the most popular beaches and were added to the bucket-lists of many travelers. See below our top 3 Hotels in Sihanoukville - it certainly will help you to decide on the right place for your next holiday during this stunning area of Cambodia. Cambodian Resort Located about 200 meters from the premier beach resort of Sihanoukville, the Cambodian Resort has sixty rooms to decide on from all modern, clean, and designed for comfort and relaxation, and VIP room service. Just footsteps away from the busy nightlife and shopping areas of this resort that is not for the faint-hearted and not too far from the landing field road this residence is well set centrally in city. Sihanoukville along with her white sandy ...

Angkor, Siem Reap has become a prosperous tourist city. But apart from visiting the wonderful Angkor temples, what else is there to do? Luckily there are a myriad of activities you can relish in Siem Reap. From sports like golf and athletics, to learning activities like cookery and ceramics classes, to off-roading with dirt bikes and quads, to bird watching, to horseback riding, the list goes on. You can also visit floating villages and volunteer in local community. There are so many activities suitable for all interests, and all ages. We’ve got reviewed for you here simply a few of the many fascinating, educational, and fun activities available in Siem Reap. Khmer Ceramics Center They offer 2-hour classes where you'll learn the traditional art of Khmer pottery. You’re guided by Khmer potters, and no experience is necessary to make your own ceramic work of art. Your glazed masterpiece will be delivered to your hotel in Siem Reap within 24 hours. And they als...

If this is your first time to Phnom Penh, deciding where to stay is crucial for a hassle-free vacation in the capital city of Cambodia. Widely considered the nation’s cultural, business and political centre, Phnom Penh is split into several areas, each providing an extensive range of sightseeing, shopping, dining, and nightlife choices.  Despite its bleak history, the city has undergone huge development over the years, where you can find breathtaking temples, royal buildings, and fascinating museums set within close proximity to fashionable restaurants, shopping malls, and lively bars. To accommodate visitors from across the world, Phnom Penh hotels range from simple guesthouses for budget-conscious travelers to luxury villas for the affluent. We’ve listed down the city’s most popular districts as well as the pros and cons of every locale to assist you choose where to book your hotel in Phnom Penh. Hotels In the City Center The city center encompasses the north...

Located in Cambodia, Tonlé Sap Lake is the biggest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. The lake drains into the Tonle Sap River which flows into the Mekong River throughout the dry season. But from June to October, the rainy season, the Tonlé Sap River reverse its flow due to the huge amount of water in the Mekong River. The water flowing into the lake and the backup of the Tonle Sap River increase the lake to 5-times its size in the dry season. This huge increase floods the surrounding floodplain and forests making an implausibly various and rich eco-system. Tonle Sap Floating Villages There are actually many so-called floating villages set on, and around the Tonle Sap Lake and they are all somewhat completely different. The Tonle Sap Lake is the largest feature of the map of Cambodia, and is an important natural resources in terms of fishing and wetlands. In the rainy season, the Mekong River backs up into the lake, and it swells to over five times its size in th...

Here is a list of the best cheap hotels in Siem Reap specially catered for those looking to relish a cushy stay without breaking the bank. Giving spacious guestrooms, onsite facilities and warm cordial reception, these accommodation choices cost around US$20 a night, allowing holidaymakers to relish Siem Reap’s best attractions, restaurants, nightlife, and searching venues. Frequented by travelers from all over the world, Siem Reap is widely called the gateway to Angkor Wat, though the city also houses different breath-taking landmarks like Tonlé Sap Lake, Banteay Srey Butterfly Centre, Landmine museum, Bayon and Ta Prohm Temples. To seek out a hotel that best suits your budget, style, and travel dates, find this list of the best Siem Reap hotels below.  1. Chez Moi Suite and Spa  2. HanumanAlaya Boutique Residence 3.  Pacific Hotel and Spa  4. Spring Palace Boutique Hotel 5. River Village Manor

With these affordable hotels, you don’t need to pay an overpriced amount of money for decent lodging. Well-situated for touring around the city, travelers can easily explore most of Siem Reap’s iconic landmarks, colonial structures and war museums on foot while Angkor Wat and other temples can be via tuk-tuk. Siem Reap is home to many of affordable dining venues serving Khmer, French, Italian, Asian, and Western cuisine, while lively bars offer beers, wines and cocktails until late every night. Listed here are the best affordable Siem Reap hotels ranged from peaceful garden villas for couples to attractive guesthouses for large groups, all of which offer delightful service, elegant rooms, supplementary facilities, and quick access to the city. 1. Angkor Era Hotel 2. Green Leaf Boutique 3. Kralanh Petite Villa 4. Shadow Angkor Residence 5. The Pleasant Villa

Angkor Miracle Resort and Spa is a five-star stunner that finds distinctive ways to immerse guests in nature, with many foliage throughout the property and rooms that provide expansive views of the bucolic rural area. Settled on National Road 6, it's about 9 kilometer from Angkor Wat, making it easy to visit; other nearby points of interest include a golf course, just 3 kilometer away, and Cambodian Cultural Village is 220 m from the hotel. What makes Angkor Miracle Resort & Spa such a haven of rest and relaxation is the fact that it's fitted out with a comprehensive array of facilities, starting from a sprawling outdoor pool ringed with many foliage and a poolside bar, court game courts, a gym with cardio equipment and more, a saltwater tub, sauna room, spa, cafe, 2 restaurants and a bar. 

Lotus Blanc Resort is found within the central area of Siem Reap city. It takes ten minutes by car to reach pub Street and Phsar Chas (also called the old Market). Siem Reap International airport is very near the hotel; it takes only a ten minute drive to reach the airport. Guests can also reach the UNESCO World Heritage site of the famous Angkor Wat Temple easily. The temple is eight kilometer away from the hotel. There are 101 available non-smoking rooms at the hotel. All rooms consist of a safety deposit box, air con, cable TV, a balcony and a well-stocked minibar. There’s also a seating area available in every room and it's a comfortable couch for those who wish to relax after a long walk or for those who wish to read a book. An electric kettle is also available for coffee and tea making. All the rooms have personal bathrooms that include free toiletries and a hairdryer.

Sokha Angkor Resort is a 5 star full-service resort that is a brand new entry on the central Siem Reap tourist market. As a result of the hotel ideal location, guests are less than 15 minutes from pub Street, the Wat Preah Prom Rath, Angkor Night Market, Angkor National museum, Siem Reap Royal Residence, and the Royal Garden when going there on foot. With 276 total rooms available, Sokha Angkor Resort offers the different choices for all guests like the Club Suite (60 sq. meters), the Junior Suite (64 sq. meters), the executive Suite (127 sq. meters), and the Apsara Suite (110 sq. meters). All rooms overlooks a traditional Khmer temple or Sivatha Street.  The rooms equip with a large handmade bathing tub, wooden floor, separate shower stall, complimentary slippers and bathrobe, minibar, personal in-room safe, coffee and tea making facilities, separately controlled air-conditioning unit, and TV with international channels.

The Borei Angkor Resort & Spa provides a calming Slorkram setting, a 12-minute drive from the Angkor Wat temple complex and 15-minute walk to the Angkor National museum. The resort provides free shuttle service to and from Siem Reap International airport, 12 kilometer northwest. You’ll relish the gift shops, from the Old French Quarter to pub Street bars and the city's Night Market plus a range of treasures across the Siem Reap River. You can also buy spices and souvenirs at Psar Chas, the old Market, in a 23-minute walk. The spa and salon are pampering perks, and you'll also unwind in the outside pool or in the vapor bath, sauna, and hot and cold tubs. The hotel provides 24-hour room service plus five dining options as well as the 4th-floor Damnak Lounge and Kasin Lounge serving afternoon tea. 

The Killing Caves of Phnom Sampeau (also called Phnom Sampov) are a place of beauty, turned tragedy, turned beauty all over again. The cave is found halfway up a mountain that is dotted with stunning wats, statues, and lookout points over the village below. Macaque monkeys roam the side, and millions of bats are often seen at dusk. Stairways snake up the mountain and back down again into stone caves and canyons. One of these caves is the Killing Cave. The descent into the cave is sort of stunning – the rock is covered in green vegetation and low-hanging vines. The cave is quite large inside, and a large golden Buddha reclines in the center of the room. But at the bottom of the stairs sits a chicken-wire cage full of bones. The atrocities that happened in this stunning spot suddenly become very present. There is a memorial of human remains, these encased in a glass box. These are the bones of the doctors, teachers, men, women and kids killed by the Khmer Rouge here at th...