1. ANGKOR WAT
Angkor Wat Temple
Angkor Wat is a tourist destination not to be missed when traveling to Siem Reap. This is considered the largest religious relic complex in the world. Bearing the mark of the great Khmer civilization. This temple was built by Khmer King Suryavarman II in the 12th century, used to be the capital and temple of the Hindu god Vishnu, but later converted into a Buddhist temple, holding a special religious and cultural role. for Cambodia.
A special feature here is the unique architecture with thousands of impressive stacked sandstone blocks. Angkor Wat is recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site, and is the pride of the people of this country.
2. ANGKOR THOM
Angkor Thom temple entrance gate
The next Siem Reap tourist destination that you cannot miss is Angkor Thom temple. Built by King Jayavarman VII. Angkor Thom was once the powerful capital of the ancient Khmer people and is marked by unique cultural relics no less than Angkor Wat. The most unique feature of Angkor Thom is the Bayon temple ruins with 256 statues of mysterious smiling human heads on 54 towers. Its unique architecture highlights the talent of the ancient Khmer people. If you love exploring ancient architecture and historical stories, this will be the ideal destination for you.
3. TONLE SAP LAKE
Floating village on Tonle Sap lake
Tonle Sap Lake is quite an impressive destination for tourists. Coming here, you will be able to sit on boats to admire the daily activities of the people. Visit a unique floating fishing village. The idyllic scenery at Tonle Sap Lake will bring visitors a new, comfortable and relaxing experience.
4. NIGHT MARKET IN SIEM REAP
Noon night market in Siem Reap
The night market is a place worth experiencing when traveling to Siem Reap. This place will awaken visitors' culinary senses. You will experience many delicious and attractive dishes and witness street chefs performing. In addition, visitors have the opportunity to visit many different unique stalls such as gemstone jewelry, traditional products (bandanas), or places selling items to buy as gifts for friends later trip.
5. KAMPONG PHLUK FLOATING VILLAGE
Kampong Phluk floating village
Kampong Phluk floating village is located on the surface of Tonle Sap lake. The place attracts tourists with beautiful tall houses with quite impressive structures. This is not only a place where people live, but also has a police station, school, etc. Everything is like a miniature city built on unique wooden floors. This will be a trip where you will meet friendly people and experience sightseeing in a new land with many impressive things.
6. TA PROHM TEMPLE
Ta Prohm Temple
Ta Prohm Temple was built in the mid-12th century by King Jayavarman VII. With impressive architecture, this large construction gives visitors an impressive sightseeing space. Not only is it a historical temple, but it is also a natural masterpiece imbued with mysterious beauty. The temple is famous for the image of giant bamboo roots and Konia trees, covering the towers and stone walls.
7. CAMBODIA CULTURAL VILLAGE
A corner of the Cambodian cultural village in Siem Reap
Cambodian Cultural Village is considered a living museum, a place that recreates the glorious period of the Khmer empire. With an area of more than 200 square meters, this place is a great combination of museum, exhibition, and temple and pagoda models. You will have the opportunity to admire the heritage of the Khmer empire. Enjoy unique cultural performances such as Apsara dance, dance art...
8. PUB STREET
Pub Street walking street
Walking Street - Pub Street is famous and attracts many foreign tourists to visit. The atmosphere here is extremely vibrant, full of bars and restaurants providing a genuine dining space.
9. KBAL SPEAN RIVER – ‘RIVER OF A THOUSAND LINGA’
Kbal Spean River
Kbal Spean River belongs to Phnom Kulen National Park, Siem Reap province. An interesting point about this river is a series of stone carvings under the water with images of Linga, Yoni and statues of the gods Vishnu, Deva, Brahma and the goddess Apsara. That's why Kbal Spean is often called "The Valley of 1000 Lingas" or "The River of a Thousand Lingas". Linga is most clearly visible under the water at the end of the rainy season, when the river level is low.
