Sunrise at Angkor Wat, Siem Reap Cambodia; everyone does it; you'd be amazed by how many tourists show up at 5:30am. You just have to know how to beat the crowds and where to sit for optimal unobstructed viewing. For Sunset Tour Package is in Siem Reap with local travel agencies. Tourist should not leave Siem Reap without watching at least one sunset. The setting times of the sun don’t vary too much during the year. The sun sets earliest around 17:30 in mid -November and latest around 18:36 in July. Keep in mind that it is getting dark very quickly so it can be helpful to bring a light with you. The most popular sunset spots are within the Temples of Angkor especially Phnom Bakheng Temple.
Taking a Tuk-Tuk to Downtown in Siem Reap which the tuktuk can take 4 person pulled by motorcycle. Artisans Angkor, Siem Reap, Cambodia; watch artisans at work in this trade school for disadvantaged Cambodian young people. Having lunch with different restaurant in Siem Reap where you will feel good food and delicious. Pub Street and Siem Reap Night Market. There are plenty of restaurants and "spas". Stay at the newly renovated place/guesthouse especially Lotus blanc as experience of tourist where is extremely high and friendly standard of service.
Drive 6 hours on National road No. 6 from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh. This mostly paved highway cuts the rural Cambodia. Eat a Spider or watch someone else do it; there's a stop along National road No. 6 Cambodia that features platters of fried tarantulas, crickets and birds. There are also bananas and mangos for the non-insect eater.
Stay at The Plantation Hotel, Phnom Penh, and a sanctuary from the grime, crime and chaos of Phnom Penh as tourist recommendation. S-21 aka The Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, Phnom Penh; Pol Pot, the Hitler of Cambodia, and his minions, the Khomer Rouge were responsible for the deaths of nearly three million Cambodians between 1975 and 1979. Those who survived were taken to the killing fields for final extermination. S-21 is now Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, in memory of those tortured here. The Killing Fields is 15 kilometers from Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It's a monument unlike any in the world. Tonle Sap Lake; Take a Boat to the Floating Villages; this is an eye-opening look at the poverty and subsistence living in the floating fishing villages of Cambodia
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