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Top Things to Do in Siem Reap "Top Things To Do in Siem Reap" The pulse of Cambodia’s history, heritage and culture, Siem Reap is one of Southeast Asia’s most visited destinations. Home to the magnificent Angkor Wat complex, tourists typically spend their days exploring the city’s archaeological treasures. After sundown, the city transforms into a lively place for socializing, shopping and partying, as is evident from its French Quarter and Pub Street neighborhoods. Created by: Cityseeker 10 Locations Bookmarked Angkor Wat "Spectacular Khmer Temple" Sprawled over a massive area, this ancient temple complex is one of the most impressive in the world. The architecture of Angkor Wat reflects traditional ornate and classical designs. The temple has five beautiful towers with lotus shaped domes, which are all carved artistically with models of apsaras. Also known as the Capital Temple, it is dedicated to by sharonang the Hindu God, Vishnu. If you are interested in history, this place merits a visit for its deep historical relevance in ancient dynasties. A visit to this temple is worth it just to relax in the serene surroundings. Visit around 5a and bring along a picnic to enjoy as you watch the breath-taking sunrise over the temple. www.visitcambodia.org/siemreap/culture/angkor_wat Charles De Gaulle, Angkor Thom, Angkor Archeological Park, Siem Reap Tonle Sap Lake "Siem Reap's Fishing Hub" Part of Cambodia's Great Lake Ecosystem, the Tonlé Sap Lake is deemed Southeast Asia's largest freshwater lake. It is partly divided between the Siem Reap and Pursat Provinces, and is dotted by a tracery of fishing villages and towns that surround its vast periphery. Teeming with biodiversity, the lake shelters a rich and diverse marine life, comprising of by Jialiang Gao www.peace- over 250 species of fish, including the Mekong giant catfish, as well as on-earth.org endangered reptiles like Siamese crocodiles. As such, it supports a thriving fishing industry that burgeons along its shore. Along its mud- stained edges, rows after rows of stilt-bolstered fisherfolk houses paint a picture of rustic idyll, even as they are interrupted by flashes of green along its sylvan landscape. One of the most marked features on the lake is the Chong Kneas Floating Village, constituting a medley of Cambodian and Vietnamese fisherfolk that ply their longtail houseboats along its waters from dawn to dusk. +855 23 21 3331 (Tourist Information) www.tourismcambodia.com/travelg Tonle Sap, Siem Reap uides/provinces/siem-reap/what-to-s ee/76_the-great-lake-tonle-sap- floating-village.htm by CEphoto, Uwe Aranas Ta Prohm "Angkorian Temple Ruins" For those eager to visit a temple from the Angkorian era located amid tranquil and serene environs, Ta Prohm is an easy day trip from Phnom Penh. This stone temple that is now overgrown with trees, was built in the 11th Century by King Jayavarman VII on the site of a pre-Ankorian Khmer shrine. Also in the area is the Yeay Peau Temple and the Tonle Bati lakefront, a long river beach with vendors selling snacks and refreshments. The road to Ta Prohm is marked by a sign where it crosses Highway 2, approximately 33 kilometers (20.5 miles) south of Phnom Penh. Visit and enjoy the serenity and beauty of the temple. +855 63 76 0079 (Tourist Information) www.tourismcambodia.com/attracti Ta Prohm, Angkor Archaeological Park, ons/angkor/ta-prohm.htm Siem Reap War Museum Cambodia "Memories of the Civil War" War Museum Cambodia tells the story of the Cambodian Civil War, which lasted a little over 7 years between 1968 and 1975. One of the largest such museums in the country, it showcases an expansive collection of weapons as well as artillery like tanks, guns, landmines and many more that were used during the war. The museum's expert guides, many of by Guerretto whom with first-hand experience of the war, will take you through the facility, detailing the history and nuance behind the exhibits. +855 97 457 8666 www.warmuseumcambodia.com/ Off NH 6, Kaksekam Village, Sra Nge Commune, Siem Reap Angkor Thom "Lasting Remnant of Khmer" Enter the world of Angkor Thom and bear witness to the grandeur of the Khmer Empire's last standing city. Tread the ruins, built in laterite and carved of stone, that often depict the mythical world of gods and beings. Get transfixed in the gaze of the stone king who continues to stand guard or explore his people's genius in the canal and land systems. This by radkuch.13 forgotten city is a worthy stop on any avid explorer's map. +855 23 88 4974 (Tourist www.tourismcambodia.co [email protected] Angkor Thom, Sangkat Kouk Information) m/attractions/angkor/angk Chak, Siem Reap or-thom.htm Angkor Night Market "Beauty in the Bylanes" Located in the center of Siem Reap, Angkor Night Market is one of the biggest tourist attractions in the city. A quiet area during the day, come the evening and it transforms into a place bustling with activity and excitement. From clothing and accessories to handicrafts and souvenirs, you will find it all in the narrow bylanes of this enormous market. You can by Alan Wat also have a quick, scrumptious snack at one of the many food stalls within the market or enjoy a full-fledged dining experience at one of the restaurants. +855 93800811 angkornightmarket.com/ [email protected] Angkor Night Market Street, om Steung Thmei Village, Siem Reap Pub Street "Buzzing Alley" Pub Street is one of the places which you cannot miss while on a vacation in Cambodia. Located in the old market area of Siem Reap, this is usually a quiet place during the day, but transforms into an area bustling with activity after sunset. Named after the numerous pubs that flank the street, this is one of the market areas in the city where you will find a myriad of by Marcin Konsek items from carpets, shawls and garments to handicrafts, souvenirs and curios. You can also stop for some respite at one of the cafes by the street or have a quick bite at one of the smaller roadside eateries. Street 8, Siem Reap The Cambodia Landmine Museum "Heroic Effort" Culturally rich and diverse, Cambodia has, however, witnessed its share of turmoil. A resilient example of war's aftermath is The Cambodia Landmine Museum, run by a former Khmer soldier turned activist named Aki Ra. With displays of different kinds of landmines which were all defused by him, the aim is to educate the public about them, including the ones that by spiraltri3e still exist in the Cambodian countryside. The museum also functions as a non profit organization dedicated to finding and defusing these active landmines and making the country a safer place. +855 15674163 www.cambodialandminem [email protected] Off Highway 67, Siem Reap useum.org/ Angkor National Museum "Tracing Khmer Glory" The Khmer Kingdom was one of the most prosperous kingdoms in Cambodia. Now, one can witness the glory of this ancient kingdom at the Angkor National Museum, a sprawling complex with a multitude of exhibits depicting their culture and heritage. Divided into 8 galleries, the museum holds a wealth of artifacts that tell the story of the bygone years. by e_chaya Some of the most famous exhibits are Lokesvara, Standing Vishnu and Sumedha Hermit. +855 63 96 6601 www.angkornationalmuse [email protected] 968 Vithei Charles de Gaulle, um.com/ Phoum Salakanseng, Khom Svaydangum, Siem Reap Phnom Kulen National Park "Confluence of Nature and Architecture" Phnom Kulen National Park is a unique site in the outskirts of Siem Reap. This massive park is home to two famous waterfalls as well as archaeological sites of great value. Kbal Spean and Chup Preah are valleys featuring ancient statues and relics. With mountains, valleys, waterfalls and lush greenery of the forest, the park is also unrivaled in its by innlai natural beauty. www.tourismcambodia.com/travelguides/provinces/sie Phnom Kulen National Park, Siem Reap m-reap/what-to-see/78_phnom-kulen-national-park.htm JOIN US AT: cityseeker.com TERMS & CONDITIONS | PRIVACY POLICY | API | CONTACT US | Copyright (C) 2021 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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