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Siem Reap is the heart of travel in Cambodia, a town that grew up around the Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It blends the charm of a small riverside town, stylish cafés, a lively night market and ancient stone temples over 900 years old — perfect for couples, families and backpackers alike.
Why stay in Siem Reap
Angkor Wat, a wonder
The largest religious monument in the world and the symbol on Cambodia's flag — watching the sunrise over its towers is unforgettable.
Ta Prohm, the temple in tree roots
A temple where silk-cotton tree roots embrace the stone walls — a Tomb Raider filming location with a mysterious, captivating atmosphere.
Bayon, the smiling faces
The Bayon temple at the centre of Angkor Thom, adorned with more than 200 serenely smiling stone faces — beautiful beyond description.
Living Khmer culture
Watch an apsara dance, browse the night market, and explore Pub Street, lively day and night.
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Local dishes to try in Siem Reap
- 1🍛
Amok
A spiced coconut curry steamed in banana leaf with fish or chicken — Cambodia's national dish, a must-try.
📍 Citywide - 2🥩
Lok lak
Stir-fried beef in a Kampot-pepper sauce, served with rice and a lime-and-pepper dip — fragrant and well-rounded.
📍 Citywide - 3🍜
Num banh chok
Khmer rice noodles topped with a fish curry gravy — bold in flavour, a popular local breakfast.
📍 Morning markets - 4🦗
Fried insects
A snack for the adventurous — crispy fried water bugs, crickets and scorpions, found at the night market.
📍 Night market - 5☕
Coffee and stylish cafés
Kandal Village is full of great-vibe cafés serving Cambodian coffee and homemade sweets.
📍 Kandal Village
- 1🛕
Angkor Wat
The largest sandstone temple in the world, built under King Suryavarman II — the most popular spot to watch the sunrise.
📍 Angkor Park - 2😊
Angkor Thom & Bayon
An ancient walled capital, at the centre of which is the Bayon temple with its famous smiling stone faces.
📍 Angkor Park - 3🌳
Ta Prohm
A temple left to be embraced by giant tree roots, feeling like deep jungle — a Tomb Raider filming location.
📍 Angkor Park - 4💗
Banteay Srei
A pink sandstone temple carved as finely as jewellery, known as the 'jewel of Khmer art'.
📍 Out of town - 5🏞️
Tonle Sap Lake
The largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia — see floating villages and riverside life.
📍 Out of town - 6🛍️
Pub Street & Night Market
The town's entertainment heart, full of restaurants, bars and a souvenir market that buzzes after dark.
📍 City centre
Things to do in Siem Reap
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3 Siem Reap hotels our team picked for you
Selected from real reviews — one per budget tier, each with a score and instant 3-site price comparison
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★ 9.4ValueCentral Suite Residence
#4 residence-style stay · garden pool near the Old Market
★ 9.3LuxuryJaya House River Park
#6 Eco-luxury boutique · highest score 9.3 on the list
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Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor
#1 Iconic stay · 5-star colonial heritage by the Royal Gardens
Shinta Mani Angkor
#3 Boutique · Award-winning design, social enterprise
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🚆 Getting around Siem Reap
Tuk-tuk
The town's main transport — hire one for a full day to tour the inner temples; easy to call via the PassApp or Grab app.
Bicycle
The town is small and fairly flat, so rent a bike to easily explore the cafés and markets.
Siem Reap–Angkor airport
The new international airport (SAI) is about 40km from town, with shuttles and taxis available.
Minivans and buses
Connect to Phnom Penh (~6 hrs) and the Thai border at Poipet, with several private operators.
Where to go next near Siem Reap
Phnom PenhA riverside capital on the Mekong blending a golden palace, a heavy history, and the rhythm of a growing big city.
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SihanoukvilleA coastal port city that's the gateway to paradise islands like Koh Rong and Koh Rong Sanloem.
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BattambangAn old riverside town on the Sangker River, full of French colonial buildings, art, and the famous bamboo train.
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KampotA super-laid-back riverside town known for its world-class pepper and pastel French colonial buildings.
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How many days should I spend in Siem Reap?+
At least 2–3 days is recommended, to cover the inner temples, outer temples like Banteay Srei, and Tonle Sap Lake without rushing.
How much is the Angkor entry pass?+
An Angkor Pass costs about US$37 for 1 day, US$62 for 3 days and US$72 for 7 days, available at the official ticket centre.
When's the best time to visit Siem Reap?+
November to February brings cool, pleasant weather and little rain — the best time for walking around the temples.
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