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KINDOM OF WONDER KINGDOM OF FUN P A R K H Y A T T SIEM REAP the beauty of SIEM REAP EXTENDS BEYOND THE MAJESTIC ANCIENT TEMPLES. A visit to Angkor Wat and the surrounding temples is a must to appreciate the beauty of the ancient world in the modern time. Give yourself the gift of wonder and delight with the sight of the majestic Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world that withstood time since the 12th century. ANGKOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK Encompassing over 400 sq km (155 sq miles), the Angkor Archaeological Park is home to some of the 200 plus ancient ruins built by the early Khmers between 900 and 1400 AD. Some of the prominent sites include Angkor Wat, acclaimed as one of the Wonders of the World, the Bayon within the Angkor Thom compound and the Ta Phrom. The whole area is a UNESCO World Heritage site. THE OLD FRENCH QUARTER Within a safe walking distance from Park Hyatt is the Old French Quarter. This charming section of the city is dotted with structures built between the 1950s and the 1960s. Most often refers to as “Phsa Chas” or the “Old Market,” it is now home to shops for souvenir hunters plus an array of restaurants and bars. On a parallel street is Pub Street, where wining and dining options become even more diverse and vibrant. THE NIGHT MARKET The Night Market is located a few blocks away from the hotel and is awash with plenty of souvenir items such as colorful scarves, silver, and woodwork made in Cambodia. GEORGES RHUMERIE RESTAURANT The only place in Asia and worldwide, where they propose such a unique, educational and fun drinking experience. Have a sip of their organic rums, make your own beverage and bring the bottle from Angkor back home. TRIBE ART GALLERY CAMBODIA The Gallery’s purpose and mission is to primarily nurture and support local Khmer talent, established and emerging. Inviting international artist to showcase their work, share their experiences and skills, tell their stories enabling Khmer artists to realize their global artistic possibilities. The gallery acts as a creative hub, hosting many events, exhibitions and workshops and has a classic cocktail bar where the works can be enjoyed in a relaxed informal atmosphere. ANGKOR NATIONAL MUSEUM The mammoth, 20,000-square-metre building was opened in November 2007 and is composed of eight separate galleries, all connected by a vaulted corridor with a series of fountains. It is home to preserved and well-presented Angkorian artifacts from 9th - 18th century. “Kandalis” by Fin DAC KANDAL VILLAGE Nestled in the leafy central neighborhood north of Pub Street and south of the Old French Quarter you'll discover Siem Reap's rising arts culture precinct. Kandal ("middle") Village is home to a vibrant and eclectic new mix of cafes, galleries, baristas extraordinaire, artsy homeware shops, spas, fashion stores, and travel agencies unique to Cambodia. T-GALLERIA An oasis of luxury in Siem Reap, it allows visitors to indulge in their taste for the nest international brands. It is the biggest duty free luxury department store in Cambodia, oering 300 leading international brands of fashion and accessories, watches and jewelry, wines and spirits, beauty and fragrances, alongside a selection of locally handcrafted artisan products. PHARE, THE CAMBODIAN CIRCUS An avenue for riveting contemporary and energetic theatrical performances in Siem Reap. Prots generated through ticket, refreshment, merchandise and private performance sales support the free education, professional arts training and social support programs of Phare Ponleu Selpak in Battambang. ANGKOR GOLF RESORT The Award Winning Angkor Golf Resort is just a 15 minute drive from the hotel. Claiming numerous awards since opening in 2008, the Immaculate Faldo Design layout has become one of South East Asia’s must play courses with a challenging 7279 yards, par 72 but multiple tee options make it playable for all levels of golfer. VESPA ADVENTURES SIEM REAP – SCOOTER TOURS Zoom away on a countryside tour atop a classy Vespa scooter and discover Siem Reap with the unique tours oered by Vespa adventures. Can’t drive a scooter? No problem, each Vespa comes with a licensed and well-trained driver. HELICOPTER RIDE - BY HELISTAR CAMBODIA Be amazed by the enormous scale of the World Heritage Site of Angkor. Your ight begins from Siem Reap International Airport, then ies onwards to Angkor Wat. The 14-minute ight also takes in views of Bakheng Mountain, Sras Srang, Pre Rup temple, Ta Som temple or Banteay Samre temple and the picturesque Eastern Mebon. QUAD ADVENTURE CAMBODIA BIKE Cambodia Quad Bike is located in the downtown, not far from the Old Market. It oers unforgettable quad biking experience in the countryside. Come and explore o road tracks, rice elds, forgotten temples and life in local communities with professional guides and mechanics. Cambodia Quad Bike caters individuals, families, small groups and corporate events. All bikes are fully automatic which make the ride easy and enjoyable. ANGKOR ZIPLINE High in the treetops of Cambodia’s Angkor Park, glide through the jungle canopy via a range of thrilling zip line wires woven into the Cambodia jungle eco-system. The course oers 21 dierent platform stations, 4 hanging sky bridges and a rappel descent. Whilst certainly an adrenaline pumping experience, it is a family- friendly activity that anybody can enjoy. You don’t need a high degree of physical tness, just a positive attitude to make a ight. HAPPY RANCH HORSE FARM Set on 10 hectares of beautiful Khmer countryside, around a miniature lake, the ranch accomodates 46 horse sand ponies, stallions, mares and foals. Located only two kilometers outside of Siem Reap, this unique establishment oers trail rides and cart rides for families and friends to enjoy. GRASSHOPPER ADVENTURES SIEM REAP Known across asia for crang specialized bike tours, Grasshopper takes their guests away from the crowds and into a unique side of Angkor and Siem Reap. Operating daily, it oers a wide array of cycling tours from admiring breathtaking Angkor sunrise to visiting the idyllic countryside and more. ANGKOR BALLOON Experience Angkor Wat and the temples from above! Angkor Balloon is a tethered helium balloon located 800m from Angkor Wat. The helium balloon is attached to a mechanical cable to the ground and ascends to approximately 100m (492 feet) for a 10 minutes ride and can carry up to 30 passengers. Open from sunrise to sunset, enjoy the views of Angkor Wat, Phnom Bakheng and West Baray. You may even observe the Tonle Sap Lake and Phnom Khrom. Take amazing pictures and bring home memories that last a lifetime! TONLE SAP LAKE SAM VEASNA BIRD WATCHING CENTRE Around 15 km (7 miles) or a 30-minute drive from Park Hyatt is the mouth of As Cambodia’s rst ever bird tour operator, Sam Veasna Center for Wildlife Southeast Asia’s largest fresh-water lake, bordering Siem Reap on its south-western Conservation (SVC) have been running custom birding tours in Cambodia since portion. The most rewarding aspect of a Tonle Sap boat ride is a visit to the Prek Toal 2006, with the most passionate and experienced guides in the region. They take you Bird Sanctuary, particularly between December and May. Covering 31,282 hectares, to the most breathtaking and biologically diverse places in the country. it includes many wildlife species such as the greater and lesser adjuncts, painted stork, and grey-headed sh eagle, all of which are known to frequent the area. ANGKOR CENTRE FOR CONSERVATION AND BANTEAY SREY BUTTERFLY CENTRE BIODIVERSITY The exhibit consists of a netted tropical garden with thousands of free-ying The Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity (ACCB), located near the butteries, all of which are native species to Cambodia. The enclosure is Southeast famous temples of Angkor, is the rst nature conservation centre in Cambodia. Asia's largest buttery exhibit and provides residents and tourists with an interactive The ACCB aims to contribute to the conservation of wildlife and biodiversity in and visual environment to learn about butteries and support local communities. Cambodia. THE BOUTIQUE (ASIAN EMPORIUM) Asian Emporium is one of Asia’s largest chain of heritage, luxury, ne art, and lifestyle stores. Taking Southeast Asian art out of the closets of history and restoring it to its past glory. ONE ELEVEN GALLERY One Eleven Gallery is Siem Reap’s leading contemporary art gallery showcasing an international collection of work alongside rotating guest exhibitions. One Eleven Gallery is home to acclaimed Siem Reap-based artist Christian Develter. Visit the bar or lounge by their comfortable patio area as you soak in the Cambodian sunset with one of their delicious signature cocktails. 'Yindu Chin' by Christian Develter (Belgium) Limited edition lithograph, from the ‘Chin Series'. the PARK PARK HYATT SIEM REAP Located near the renowned twelfth century ruins of Angkor, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and in the heart of Siem Reap within walking distance of the city’s shopping and nightlife area, Park Hyatt Siem Reap oers contemporary luxury and an exquisite retreat for travelers. The hotel’s blend of rened interiors and graceful garden settings gives it an enliv- ening resort and residential feel. Facilities include a spa, three restaurants, two luxurious pools, tness center, meeting spaces and outside catering options. live in the EMBRACE OF ELEGANCE The hotel is strategically located in the heart of Siem Reap, making it very accessible from the airport, to the temples and the town’s local night life scene. • 15 minutes away
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