Siem Reap - Gateway to Angkor Wat & Khmer Temples

Angkor Wat is the world largest religious monument and Cambodia most iconic landmark, a 12th-century Khmer masterpiece surrounded by a vast moat.

Angkor Thom is a 9 km-square walled city and last capital of the Khmer Empire. Its center is the spectacular Bayon temple, famous for 216 serene stone faces gazing in all directions.

Ta Prohm is Angkor most atmospheric temple, where enormous silk-cotton tree roots weave through stone corridors and towers in a stunning display of nature reclaiming history.

Banteay Srei (Citadel of Women) is famous for its exquisitely detailed pink sandstone carvings, considered the finest example of Khmer artistic mastery at the Angkor complex.

Tonle Sap is Southeast Asia largest freshwater lake and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, home to thousands living in floating villages and an extraordinary aquatic ecosystem.

Preah Khan is one of Angkor largest temples, a 12th-century complex built by Jayavarman VII with sprawling atmospheric corridors, enormous trees and detailed bas-reliefs to explore.

Angkor Night Market is Siem Reap most popular shopping destination, with dozens of stalls selling Cambodian crafts, silk scarves, street food and artwork in a festive atmosphere.