SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA (2023) | Best Things To Do In & Around Siem Reap

Located in northwestern Cambodia, Siem Reap is a bustling city known for its remarkable temples and rich cultural heritage. Visitors come here primarily to see Angkor Wat, the nation's main tourist draw. However, thanks to the town's increasing popularity among travelers, many other activities and attractions have emerged, offering other things besides just temple-hopping. In this video, we highlight 10 of our favorite things to do in and around Siem Reap:

❗NOTE: drone footage of Angkor Wat in this video is courtesy of Canva.

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🎥 VIDEO CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
1:06 Pub Street
1:45 Angkor Botanical Garden
2:16 Floating Villages
3:49 Eat The Famous Palm Cakes
4:33 Siem Reap Markets
5:32 Apsara Dance Show
6:28 APOPO
7:45 Kulen Mountains Day Trip
8:35 Angkor Archeological Park
9:47 Angkor Wat Sunrise

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[KhmerMinnesnowta]

I had a chance to visit this historical with my family way back in late 60s.  The town was very quiet and peaceful with a few tourists and hotels so we had to stay at the Budhist temple around the area.  Only memory lives on.  There were mostly dirt roads around town and most of the temple complex remained wild and natural with many forest in the surroundings .   Most of my family members did not survive the genocide under Pol Pot killing machine.  Be mindful.  Be kind whenever possible as life is short to do the things we don't love doing.  Happy travels from a genocide survivor ✌️

[therealagustin]

Siem reap is such an amazing place to vist. In my opinion i think it's the best place in southeast asia. Love this video!

[GThomas-qqmp]

I found Ta Phrom very spectacular. It's a beautiful temple where nature and architecture meets.

[FeedbackP]

it`s so good to see a well made video, thanks so much, you are the best ones to explain all details about the differents places you visited. One more fan!

[Idkmanihatethis]

The weather is so nice right now guys come visit!!!

[dogncansk]

bir sürü video izledim ama en güzeli ve en fazla pratik bilgi veren video buydu. küçük ayrıntılar bile çok iyiydi. sade, anlaşılır ve bilgi dolu bu özet video için teşekkür ederim.

[travelangkorguide]

Thanks for help to promote Cambodia 🇰🇭

[robertamain]

This is very helpful. Saved me days of research! Thx.

[Derleng]

Just found your vid. Thank you so much for sharing such a fantastic information.❤❤❤

[reecekairys]

Thanks good informative video! Cheers 🤙

[sammayet]

Awesome, interesting and splendid ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[hengvirak]

This VDO is full of information I want to explore more about Siem Reap, as I am Cambodian myself I didn't have a chance to explore as you did xD

[elasporai_]

What a great video! Our (my wife and I) next destination will be Cambodia in January so this video was so helpful to us! We are travelling in a slow mode. We also do videos for Youtube and work remotely. Seems like you had drivers and did tours but, do you think a scooter rental will be worthy do get to the far destinations like Angkor temple or to the mountains?

I just subscribed to your channel, there are so many interesting videos!! 😊

[frankkluz]

I been watching all I can about SR in videos because I would love to retire there ! -- It's simply a beautiful city loaded with good food super friendly people some 20K expats from several countries and never any cold weather. Just about everything needed for a very comfortable retirement & for a very low cost of living ! > Thanks for sharing your experience.

[kongphirom]

Wonderful video I am your fan and thank for your share our country to the world ! I am PhiromWalker

[murray]

Thank you for the video. I have about 4 days for SM. I am going to try and do these:

See the Ruin of War at the Land Mine Museum
Angkor Watt Temples
Shudder at Relics of Human Cruelty in Wat Thmei
Pub Street
Quad Bike Countryside Tour
Kulen Nature Trails

Some of these (Pub Street, Kulen Angkor Watt) are in your video.

Do you think this is doable in four days? I think the Lande Mine and Walt Thimei can be done together.

[SummerSuccs]

Hi, if you only have 2 1/2 days to spend in Siem Reap, which tourist attractions would you visit? Thank you for sharing this video, it’s gonna be a big help for me when I visit Cambodia in January 😊

[kenjii]

i've been go there 3-4 times. but still don't know some places

[supersaxel]

Video made for the Youtube audience... I have been a resident since 2013, and after the difficult years of covid and streets work, the city is having a hard time getting back on track...

[barwithm]

Wow the rats are huge. Cats would be scared by them.