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1.Things to do in SIEMREAP

Siem Reap is a fantastic place to visit with lots of history, culture, nature, and food. Here are some things you might enjoy doing as a foreigner in Siem Reap in 2025 — depending on your interests (temples, nature, food, arts, etc.). If you tell me whether you like adventure, relaxation, culture, etc., I can suggest a more tailored plan.

Top Attractions & Must-Dos

1. Angkor Archaeological Park
   
   

   • Angkor Wat at sunrise.
     
     

   • Ta Prohm (the “Tomb Raider” temple) where roots are growing over the ruins.
     
     

   • Bayon in Angkor Thom with its many smiling faces.
     
     

   • Other temples like Preah Khan. Siem Reap Tour Guide+1
     
     

2. Banteay Srei
   
   

   • “The Pink Temple” – known for its intricate carvings, a bit farther out but worth the trip. Siem Reap Tour Guide+1
     
     

3. Kulen Mountain (Phnom Kulen)
   
   

   • National park, waterfalls, sacred sites. Great for a day trip and some nature. angkortimes.com
     
     

4. Tonle Sap Lake & Floating Villages
   
   

   • Visit Kampong Phluk, see life on stilts, floating houses, water villages. angkortimes.com+1
     
     

5. Museums & Education
   
   

   • Angkor Panorama Museum – history of the temples. Wikipedia
     
     

   • Landmine Museum (Cambodia Landmine Museum) – learning about Cambodia’s recent past. angkortimes.com
     
     

   • Cambodia Landmine Relief Centre & Museum – fairly new, more immersive. Journey Cambodia
     
     

6. Cultural Experiences
   
   

   • Phare, the Cambodian Circus — mixing acrobatics, storytelling, dance. angkortimes.com
     
     

   • Apsara dance performances in theatres around town. Siem Reap Tour Guide
     
     

   • Artisans Angkor – see how traditional crafts are made, support local artisans. angkortimes.com+1
     
     

Markets, Shopping & Food

• Old Market (Psar Chas / Phsar Chas) — food, souvenirs, local atmosphere. Wikipedia+1
  
  

• Angkor Night Market — good for evening strolls, snacks, crafts. Journey Cambodia
  
  

• Made in Cambodia Market — more “authentic” things made locally, crafts, art etc. Journey Cambodia
  
  

• Local food — try Khmer dishes like amok, lok lak, noodles, street food. Consider food tours. Reddit+1
  
  

Off the Beaten Path & Nature

• Hidden / Lesser-Known Temples — if you have time, going beyond the most famous parts of Angkor to quieter temples can be very rewarding. Daily Telegraph+1
  
  

• Countryside & Villages — bike or tuk-tuk to rural villages, farms; interact with locals. Reddit+1
  
  

• Kulen Waterfalls — swim, nature, waterfalls. angkortimes.com
  
  

Evening & Nightlife

• Phare Circus show — a must if you enjoy performance arts. angkortimes.com
  
  

• Night markets & food stalls — explore markets at night, try street food. Reddit+1
  
  

• Bars, cafés — there are good cafés and casual spots in Siem Reap.
  
  

• Cultural shows, dance — performances in small theatres. angkor-photo.com+1
  
  

Tips & What to Know (for 2025)

• The Siem Reap–Angkor International Airport is already in operation, so getting in/out is easier. AP News
  
  

• Festivals: if your trip lines up with local festivals (e.g. Water Festival, Khmer New Year), those are immersive cultural experiences. Mad Traveller
  
  

• When visiting temples, dress respectfully (cover shoulders and knees).
  
  

• Bring sun protection, water, and good shoes due to walking.
  
  

• Try to hire local guides—you’ll get more insight into the history and culture.

2.Things to do in Koh Rong

     Here are many of the best things to do in Koh Rong, Cambodia (2025) for foreign visitors. Depending on whether you want adventure, relaxation, nature, parties, or a mix, there’s plenty to choose from. If you tell me how many days you’ll be there and your travel style, I can suggest a personal itinerary too.

Highlights & Must‑Dos

1. Beaches & Relaxing by the Sea
   
   

   • Long Set Beach (4K Beach): A beautiful stretch of white sand, excellent for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying peaceful days. Tropicana Travel+2Nomads Travel Guide+2
     
     

   • Sok San Beach (Long Beach): Very scenic, less crowded, a great option if you want to escape the more touristy areas. thecitygem.com+1
     
     

   • Koh Touch: The main tourist hub — more activity, restaurants, bars. Good base if you want convenience and socializing. Tropicana Travel+2Visit Koh Rong+2
     
     

2. Glowing Plankton & Night Magic
   
   

   • At night, head out to places with little light pollution (Long Set Beach, Police Beach, Tree House Bungalows) and see the bioluminescent plankton glow in the water. It’s often cited as a “must‑do.” Visit Koh Rong+2Nomads Travel Guide+2
     
     

   • Some tours combine plankton‑swimming + sunset + snorkeling or light fishing. Visit Koh Rong+2Visit Koh Rong+2
     
     

3. Snorkeling & Diving
   
   

   • There are several snorkeling spots around Koh Rong’s coast, where you can see coral, tropical fish, etc. If you like underwater life, this is a highlight. Adventure In You+2hotels+2
     
     

   • Also possible to get your PADI Open Water certificate on the island. Go Travel Daily+2Salt in our Hair Travel Blog+2
     
     

4. Adventure & Nature
   
   

   • High Point Adventure Park: Zip lines, rope courses among trees — fun and a good adrenaline break. hotels+2Travel and Backpacking blog+2
     
     

   • Jungle trekking / hikes to viewpoints: Explore the island interior and enjoy panoramic views. VIVA+2Tropicana Travel+2
     
     

5. Boat Trips, Sunset & Hidden Spots
   
   

   • Hire a boat or take a boat tour around the island. You can stop at lesser‑visited beaches, do some fishing, BBQ on the boat, etc. Visit Koh Rong+2Go Travel Daily+2
     
     

   • Sunset cruises or simply getting back to your beach at sunset via boat gives very nice views. Adventure In You+1
     
     

6. Eat Local, Chill, Vibe
   
   

   • Try Khmer food, fresh seafood on the beach. Beach‑front restaurants are part of the mood. VIVA+2Adventure In You+2
     
     

   • Visit local bars, enjoy live music sometimes (guesthouses often do this) for evenings. Go Travel Daily+1
     
     

7. Off the Beaten Path / Quieter Beaches
   
   

   • Lonely Beach: More remote, less developed. For those who want calm and nature. Tropicana Travel+1
     
     

   • Some small secluded beaches or parts of the coastline reachable by boat or hiking. thecitygem.com+1
     
     

8. Island Hopping
   
   

   • Consider a day‑trip or overnight trip to Koh Rong Sanloem, which is quieter, more serene. Beaches like Saracen Bay, Lazy Beach are especially nice. BestPrice Travel+2Tropicana Travel+2
     
     

Practical Tips / What to Know

• When to Go: Dry season will give better visibility for snorkeling/diving and clearer skies for plankton. Avoid stormy or monsoon periods.
  
  

• Light Pollution: To fully enjoy the plankton, pick beaches with minimal lighting. Stay away from the busiest, lit‑up areas at night.
  
  

• Bring Extras: Good sunscreen, mosquito repellent, waterproof shoes if hiking, torch for night walks.
  
  

• Accommodation Variety: From basic bungalows to nicer resorts. If you want peace, choose more remote beaches/resorts.
  
  

• Money: Many island spots are more expensive than mainland; bring enough cash or check if your accommodation accepts cards.
  
  

• Respect Nature: Coral reefs fragile, plankton sensitive to pollution, so reduce waste, avoid disturbing wildlife.

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