Phnom Penh - Siemreap Combination

I visited Angkor and 2 other temples in a small guided tour group . This to me is a must. Angkor is obviously of a huge part of Cambodian life as it is on their flag and we saw many photographers snapping wedding couples in full attire prior to marriage days. Huge site, many steps, many tourists BUT magical in so many ways- 100% recomended

Quite depressing place and story, reminded me of my visit to Aushwitz in Poland. A reminder of the horrors of the Khmer period.

I loved the museum so much that I spent a few hours there then went back the next day for another few hours. It helps if you have a either strong historical, art-history, history of religion, or anthropological interest. But it's wonderful in any case.

We were looking for something that was a bit more "off the beaten path" from some of the other Angkor Wat temples. We had a private guide who suggested coming here. We got there super early (7am-ish) and it was completely worth it. It was quiet and just about empty. It was so nice to explore this beautiful temple without a tourist mob and selfie sticks. We were able to explore freely and have the beautiful peace of the morning.I highly recommend having a guide for this. We had a private guide just for three of us and he gave us the history of the temple and answered any questions we had. The restoration happening at this temple is well worth it. The stone is just beautiful and is a nice departure from the dark scorched stones of Angkor Wat.I highly recommend this for anyone that wants a more private temple experience. We absolutely love it.

As one of the world cultural heritage, Angkor Wat is totally awesome. Even though it has experienced the weathering from nature or wartime, it is still gorgeous. I would say 3days is a good lengthy of minimum stay for the entire Angkor tourist area. But stay safe when you take a tuk tuk, my only bad experience was being robbed on a tuk tuk when I was on my way back to hotel from Angkor wat.

There is a $15 charge for entrance and audio. If you enjoy 11th Century artifacts then you are in luck. This museum is awash in huge findings from Siem Reap. There is literally an audio for every exhibited article. The English is excellent and easy to follow. You can also see a 1,100 metre long scarf that is in the Guiness. Lovely setting and worth the visit.

I feel sad when we learn about this place but we also learned so many things about Cambodia history and the genocide. We left with a heavy heart knowing what the Khmer Rouge did to its people and how it happened. It was also refreshing to know how People I know adjusted

This is a wonderful collection of artefacts spanning hundreds of years - big, small, old and older! Allow plenty of time to make your way through the museum. It's a great activity to do on a hot day

A must for all those visiting cambodia. Not to be missed a lot of walking but worth ever step. Make sure you have a good pair of trainers.

A must see place to see when in Cambodia . The ruins area spectacular site but a good pair of trainers is a must when walking and visiting . Yes there are loads of tourists but this place is amazing.

Aside from the large number of tourists visiting this site at the same type, the ruins of Ta Prohm temple are amazing. Angkor was abandoned at the end of the 15th century and trees has been growing in every directions inside the site. The amazing roots combined with the temple ruins are must visit in Siem Reap.

Terribly sad place, but worth visiting to pay respect and also get an understanding of the Khmer people and what they have been through!

A very good trip, thank you and kind people on board!

Really enjoyed our trip. Staff were most attentive and helpful. Excellent standard of care. Thank you!

I visited Angkor and 2 other temples in a small guided tour group . This to me is a must. Angkor is obviously of a huge part of Cambodian life as it is on their flag and we saw many photographers snapping wedding couples in full attire prior to marriage days. Huge site, many steps, many tourists BUT magical in so many ways- 100% recomended

Quite depressing place and story, reminded me of my visit to Aushwitz in Poland. A reminder of the horrors of the Khmer period.

I loved the museum so much that I spent a few hours there then went back the next day for another few hours. It helps if you have a either strong historical, art-history, history of religion, or anthropological interest. But it's wonderful in any case.

We were looking for something that was a bit more "off the beaten path" from some of the other Angkor Wat temples. We had a private guide who suggested coming here. We got there super early (7am-ish) and it was completely worth it. It was quiet and just about empty. It was so nice to explore this beautiful temple without a tourist mob and selfie sticks. We were able to explore freely and have the beautiful peace of the morning.I highly recommend having a guide for this. We had a private guide just for three of us and he gave us the history of the temple and answered any questions we had. The restoration happening at this temple is well worth it. The stone is just beautiful and is a nice departure from the dark scorched stones of Angkor Wat.I highly recommend this for anyone that wants a more private temple experience. We absolutely love it.