• Angkor Night Market

• Siem Reap Old Market

• Floating Village - Tonle Sap

• Birds Watching

• Quad Bike Tour Siem Reap

• Angkor National Museum

• Siem Reap Nightlife

• Join Communities Projects

• Siem Reap Cooking Class

Siem Reap 314Km northwestern of its capital city Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Cambodia received 218,691 of arrivals as reported in Jan 2009 while Siem Reap arrivals had increase with 105,701 visitors.

Siem Reap was the most attractive place where visitor have never missed and spend more time to stay visit eat as well as their own leisure.

People concern about their travel information in while they plans to visit Siem Reap. To help in promote tourism Cambodia the Guide to Siem Reap was created to provide relevant tourism information included hotels Guesthouses, Restaurants &Bars, Transportation Tour package as well as Things to see and do in Siem Reap, Cambodia The Kingdom of Wonder.

Siem Reap Temple Guide - Siem Reap and Angkor

The world-renowned temples of Angkor are situated in the nor-western province of Siem Reap. Within an area of approximately 600 square kilometers, over 100 temples have been discovered. All were built between the 9th and the 13th centuries, and those remaining temples constitute the skeleton of what was once the religious and administrative centre of the Khmer Empire. Different centuary, different structures and as well as different purposes but in the same visions. Amazing temples has been recovered and conservative after Year zero or Khmer Rouge and now days these temples become more interesting and attract alot of tourists from different parts around the World come and visit. read more

Bangkok – Siem Reap by Poi Pet Border Crossing

The border crossing at Aranyaprathet, Thailand and Poipet, Cambodia was opened in early 1998 and in little time did the 150-kilometer road from there to Siem Reap achieve legendary status. Fourteen-plus-hour drives, craters bigger than a pick-up truck, bombed-out bridges, drives through rice fields, roadblocks and demands for money, no other choices but to sit in the back of a pick-up truck with twenty-two Cambodians, etc. all created the kind of adventure that traveler legends are made of.

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Volunteer Program in Siem Reap

The whole educational system continues to suffer from the Khmer Rouge years and the periods of instability which ensued, with a lack of qualified teachers, obsolete teaching methods, insufficient or deteriorating infrastructures, and limited access to schooling due to extreme poverty. read more

Siem Reap Airport and Flight Infomation

The airport site is 6km from town, close to the temples, occasionally affording spectacular views of Angkor Wat during landings and take offs. Outside the terminal is a ticket booth for registered taxis into town. Independent taxis and motorcycles wait just outside the airport. The price is the same for both: motorcycles are $1-$3 and cars are $5-$7 into town. Most hotels offer free transportation from the airport but you must notify them in advance of your arrival.

Cambodia visa can be optained and applied inside the airport check in terminal. Visa fee is $20 but generally you will be asked for some extra money around $5-$10 more for their services charge.