"I usually recommend that people stay at least four days in Siem Reap to be able to enjoy the variety of day and night activities on offer, without rushing. That being said, you can still pack plenty of memorable sights into a single day - follow my g…"

"Everyone who visits Siem Reap visits the temples, and rightly so, they are very impressive! However, there are lots of other things to do that aren’t as well known, which means they aren’t as crowded either. These are some of the things I’ve discover…"

"When you visit Siem Reap you can experience the awe and magnitude of the world renowned Angkor Wat which was built in the early 12th century. There are many other Temples to explore, each one having it's own place in history. You can also take a boa…"

"Siem Reap has an abundance of different styled bars for an awesome night out. As much fun as partying on Pub Street is, there are multiple bars off the famous street that are well worth visiting. I have been living in Siem Reap and these are my top c…"

"Siem Reap is a food heaven! You can sink your teeth into all kinds of street food, enjoy traditionally-cooked "Khmer" dishes or take your pick of international flavours, from French to Italian to Korean."

"I love Siem Reap. The people are so friendly, the food is great, the alcohol is cheap and the accommodation is varied and inexpensive."

"The city has a small number of interesting museums that not only showcase Cambodia's cultural history but also its unique wildlife, which includes many protected species. Enjoy the view of the countryside and rice paddies as you venture out to some o…"

"Siem Reap is a fantastic place for couples as the city offers a range of restaurants and activities depending if you are a more adventurous couple or prefer the classic sunset by the temples."

"Siem Reap is an easy place to be outdoors. Many destinations are outdoors or open-air at the very least; in the cooler months this is very refreshing. I've included things that appeal to different moods, like when you just want to be outside enjoying…"

"Siem Reap is rich with history and culture. Respect the people as you learn about their history. If you only have one day, emphasize the positive - Angkor Wat - rather than the recent wars."

"Siem Reap may be daunting at first, especially if it's your first experience to Southeast Asian areas, but you find the groove and pattern of the small city within the day. It's a very safe and easy-to-get around town, and very economical for every s…"

"Our main reason for going to Siem Reap was to visit the legendary Angkor Wat archaeological phenomenon. It did not let us down. We had 2 1/2 days to see everything and were travelling with 2 teenage boys. To see everything you need to be prepared …"

"Siem Reap is not only about the famous Angkor temples, which are World heritage listed, but there is more in the town and the surrounds to see. I must admit you have to get up early to see Angkor Wat in all its glory but that is only one day. The res…"

"Siem Reap, has long been a destination for architectural and historical seekers alike with the Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom being famous worldwide, but as a destination it has a great deal to offer for many types of traveller."

"Siem Reap is a very family-friendly place and has many activities for children and adults to enjoy together, including high-quality football fields and playgrounds. My son and daughter are one and three years old, and there are plenty of things to do…"

"Siem Reap is an easy place to get around...the best way to do it is by using a tuk tuk. There are so many of them & you can have their company, their local knowledge & enjoy spending your entire day with them. They can become like family & you will f…"

"To visit the temples of Angkor is why most people visit Siem Reap. I have chosen my two favourites plus some alternative things to do."