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Top 5 tips for Siem Reap, Cambodia

2/4/2018

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The first time I visited Siem Ream, was 10 years ago. It was on a complete whim. I was back packing in Thailand and a girl at my hostel invited my bestfriend and me to go. We thought about it for 2 seconds and said, sure why not. We left the following morning and headed out over land. The journey to Cambodia, overland from Thailand, is long and bumpy. I wouldnt recommend it unless youre on a super tight budget. Which leads me to my first tip:

1. Fly to Siem Reap! Flights can be found for under $100; under a 45 minute flight from neighboring Thailand and Vietnam. You will need a visa, which you can get upon arrival. Or you can get an e-visa before you leave home. It was under $30.

2. Visiting the ancient temple of Angkor Wat, is a must. You'll take a tuk-tuk and every driver knows the drill. Tell them to take you to the Angkor Wat, they will ask you if you have a ticket, if you dont they will take you to get one ($37) and then to the temples. Bring water, sunblock, and a hat. It gets so hot and there's limited shade. Oh and dress conservatively. You can get some dope Instagram worthy shots! There are other temples to visit, and you should, just dont miss Angkor Wat.

3. Visit one of their night or day markets. US dollars are exceptes throughout the country. Your dollars will go a long way, but bargain, bc it is fun.

4. Pub Street. Yup, exactly as the name suggests is where you want to party it up. It's pretty western, but still dope. I love that some Cambodians party there too. Drinks are kinda weak, but cheap AF.

5. Get some "bud" crusted Happy Pizza. I dont partake in the herbal fun, but everyone raves about the pizza that makes everyone feel happy.

Live, Love, Travel!

​LMJ

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3/7/2020 04:27:41 am

I've been to South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, and Thailand! But it will always be different if ever I will finally get the chance to be in Siem Reap, Cambodia! It was always a dream of mine to be there as I know that Cambodians are one of the nicest people here on earth. St the same time, "camino challenge" originated there, so I want to try it to where it was born! I feel envious to you guys because it was veery obvious that you had nothing but fun while you were there, and it makes me really happy!

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