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Home to Angkor Wat, one of the largest religious complexes in the world, and a stunning array of 9th to 13th century temples built by the kings of the Khmer Empire. The Angkor Archaeological Park is breathtaking, and still the principal draw for every visitor to Siem Reap.

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Some may find it over-powering, but if you're looking for where everybody is, then Pub Street it is. Lined with restaurants and bars selling cheap beer and reasonable food. Later on, the music starts thumping and there's often almost a party atmosphere. People watching is free.

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Explore the Cambodian countryside with our all-terrain vehicles... From the lush countryside to isolated villages, let Quad Adventure Cambodia take you for unforgettable memories! To avoid disappointment, please book directly with us through our reservation form online, you will receive very quickly a confirmation with a pick up time at your hotel or guest house.

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The Happy Ranch Horse Farm is an international standard horse riding stables that offers countryside trail rides, 1-3 hours through villages, rice fields and to Buddhist temples on gorgeous Cambodian horses and ponies. An eco-friendly way to get an inside look at true Cambodian life, peacefully exploring remote areas on our healthy well trained horses. We have suitable horses for all... More

The Happy Ranch Horse Farm is an international standard horse riding stables that offers countryside trail rides, 1-3 hours through villages, rice fields and to Buddhist temples on gorgeous Cambodian horses and ponies. An eco-friendly way to get an inside look at true Cambodian life, peacefully exploring remote areas on our healthy well trained horses. We have suitable horses for all ages and all experience levels, from first time riders to advanced. A quiet way to explore areas only accessible by horseback. Open from sunrise to sunset. We also offer horse cart rides through the local villages in Siem Reap, Angkor. Please book directly with us to avoid disappointment. Less

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Angkor Night Market established in 2007, was the first night market to open in Cambodia. Over the years, we already have 240 shops from souvenirs / Boutique, Body & Feet massage, Food Court, Cocktail bars with entertainment, the market founders were careful not to create a tourist park instead of warehouse like setting as in often case, you will find smoothly laid out huts built from... More

Angkor Night Market established in 2007, was the first night market to open in Cambodia. Over the years, we already have 240 shops from souvenirs / Boutique, Body & Feet massage, Food Court, Cocktail bars with entertainment, the market founders were careful not to create a tourist park instead of warehouse like setting as in often case, you will find smoothly laid out huts built from natural materials & designed beautifully in Khmer style. Angkor Night Market, a place for you to shop &dine in a vibrant contemporary Khmer environment. Less

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The Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity (ACCB) is the first nature conservation centre in Cambodia. The ACCB contributes to the conservation of wildlife and biodiversity in Cambodia through activities in different fields. Join us on a guided tour of the rescue centre (This is the only way to visit the ACCB): When: 1pm Monday to Saturday, Where: Kbal Spean, Duration: 1... More

The Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity (ACCB) is the first nature conservation centre in Cambodia. The ACCB contributes to the conservation of wildlife and biodiversity in Cambodia through activities in different fields. Join us on a guided tour of the rescue centre (This is the only way to visit the ACCB): When: 1pm Monday to Saturday, Where: Kbal Spean, Duration: 1 ½ hours, Price: $3 minimum donation. Less

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Kompong Phluk is a village on the Tonle Sap Great Lake, a home to families who eke out a living on one of the most abundant inland fisheries in the world. A visit here by boat gives an insight into another world and way of life. The flooded forest around Kampong Phluk is also fascinating, submerged for half the year, the trees have learned to adapt and are an invaluable part of the... More

Kompong Phluk is a village on the Tonle Sap Great Lake, a home to families who eke out a living on one of the most abundant inland fisheries in the world. A visit here by boat gives an insight into another world and way of life. The flooded forest around Kampong Phluk is also fascinating, submerged for half the year, the trees have learned to adapt and are an invaluable part of the extraordinary ecosystem here. Beware the toll booth as the fees tend to change. It should be $12, but a commission may be added for your driver. Less

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Founded in 1997 by ex-child soldier Aki Ra, the Cambodia Landmine Museum tells the story of his rise from a 10 year old fighter in the Khmer Rouge to... more »

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