To add something more original to your holiday to Siem Reap, we can organise day trips to Tonle Sap Lake, which takes you away from the usual tourist sites.
Activities in Siem Reap
What to do in Siem Reap & Angkor Wat
Tonle Sap Lake Trip
As a day trip from Siem Reap a visit to Tonle Sap Lake is highly recommended.
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Luxury Hotels in Siem Reap & Angkor Wat
Amansara
This secluded enclave was built in the 1960s as the guest villa of King Sihanouk.
Belmond La Residence d'Angkor
Set within a leafy walled garden on the riverside in central Siem Reap, the hotel is just 15 minutes drive from Angkor Wat.
Shinta Mani Shack
Much like its sister hotel, Shinta Mani Shack (formerly Shinta Mani Resort) provides arguably one of the most contemporary and design-focused...
Aqua Mekong
Aqua Expeditions started life with two luxury cruise ships on the Amazon before choosing another mighty river – the Mekong – for their third...
Shinta Mani Angkor
Located just 15 minutes from the Temples of Angkor, whilst remaining within easy reach of the bars and restaurants of central Siem Reap, the...
Phum Baitang
Sitting pretty within eight acres of luscious gardens and rice paddy fields near to Siem Reap, guests of Phum Baitang can lounge by the pool...
Sala Lodges
The stilted ‘lodges’ at Sala Lodges have made quite the journey to arrive at their home in the heart of Cambodian countryside, near to Siem...
Jaya House River Park
Jaya House River Park is a luxurious boutique hideaway located on the Siem Reap riverbanks. Although the hotel is located on a tranquil part...
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Undertourism: Breaking Away from the Masses
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Where 'overtourists' elbow for selfie space at honeypot destinations, 'undertourists' (we may have just made these words up) break away from the masses and discover beautiful but lesser-visited places that they can have all to themselves. Why visit The Beach in Thailand (which has had to…
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Cambodia like a Local
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The phrase 'like a local' is thrown around a lot in travel
these days, and while it's a great concept, we tend to find it
often comes without much backing from an actual local expert.
Without blowing our own trumpet too much, this is where we'd like
to think we differ.
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A week in: Cambodia
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Once merely a tourist thoroughfare for those keen to tick off the spectacle that is Angkor Wat, Cambodia is now home to a private island resort that's been likened to the Maldives pre-tourist boom and has made the country's coast a luxury holiday go-to. Discover how we'd spend a week* in…
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