Siem Reap Overview

Siem Reap is best known for the world famous Angkor temple complex in Northwest Cambodia. Due to the ever growing tourism industry, the city has plenty to offer such as museums, a silk farm, French colonial buildings, many kinds of temples and nightlife activities which can be used to take a break from the Angkor exploration.

Angkor Wat is about 5 kilometers north of Siem Reap, and going there is easy, the huge temple complex is strikingly marvelous and impressive. The person who re-discovered this ancient wonder in 1860 for the western world to take notice of it described it to be "grander than anything the roman's left us" as most of the location is still fully intact and allows the visitor to dive in an ancient civilization that was known the be the Khmer Empire that ruled most of mainland Southeast Asia in its prime.

Next to the Angkor complex, multiple other ancient Angkor structures are in the neighboring vicinity that are equally magnificent and add to the grandeur of the Khmer Empire.

Places to go

Hotel in Siem Reap

Our Siem Reap trips

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Vietnam And Cambodia Exploration Hanoi Capital, Vietnam to Siem Reap, Cambodia Vietnam And Cambodia Exploration 17 days Contact us View Trip
Images Discovery Hanoi Capital, Vietnam to Siem Reap, Cambodia Images Discovery 14 days Contact us View Trip
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