Hotels in Siem Reap National Road 6, Siem Reap

When the morning sun pours down on the overgrown temples and the ruins of Angkor Wat, the seemingly ordinary sunrise in Siem Reap becomes profound and meaningful. These ancient buildings are among the largest religious architectural complexes in the world. This complex of buildings and the imperial city of Angkor in the 12th century are the main motivations for people to visit Siem Reap. You can visit the Cambodian Folk Culture Village to learn about the ethnic history, go to the Angkor Night Market to gain some bargaining experience, and take away good luck from shopping stalls, food vendors and bars.

​​Getting to and Around Siem Reap​

​ If you’re flying, Siem Reap’s got one airport: ​​ ​​Siem Reap Angkor International Airport (SAI)​​​​​​. Siem Reap International Airport​​ is Cambodia's busiest airport for Angkor-bound tourists and will likely be your arrival point.

• Located just 7km west of central Siem Reap, SAI is the city's original international gateway. You can reach hotels/temples easily via taxis or tuk-tuks (10-15 mins to downtown). Official airport taxis cost ~15AUD, while tuk-tuks charge​​~7.50AUD​.

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Here are some recommended hotels in siem reap, some of which offer airport transfer services to facilitate your journey from the airport to the hotel.

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Best Areas to Stay in Siem Reap​

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If you’re not sure where to stay, areas like the ​​Old Market (Pub Street)​​ or ​​Wat Bo Village​​ are great options, as this area is very convenient! The Old Market is located between the Bar Street and the Siem Reap River, offering tourists a wide range of souvenirs and providing locals with various foods and other items. You’ll be steps from raucous night markets, sizzling street food carts, and $1 Angkor draft beer stalls – all buzzing under twinkling lanterns until midnight. ​

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Top Things To Do in Siem Reap​

• ​​​Wat Bo Village​​: Wat Bo, one of the oldest and most important Buddhist pagodas in Siem Reap, offers a peaceful escape from the bustling tourist area in a serene and authentic temple experience. Unlike the magnificent Angkor temples, this temple offers a glimpse into Cambodian Buddhist culture and the daily life of monasteries
• ​​Angkor Wat​​: Angkor Wat is renowned worldwide for its exquisite architectural art, intricate carvings and grand scale. The murals, carvings and reliefs inside the temple depict religious stories and historical scenes, demonstrating the highly developed cultural and artistic levels of that time. Angkor Wat was completely buried under the jungle until it was discovered by French colonists in the 19th century. It might be the most famous of all the temples in Angkor, and thousands of people come to watch the sunrise.
• ​​Bayon Temple​​: Bayon Temple was built from the late 12th century to the early 13th century by King Jayavarman VII as the state temple and is located in the very center of Angkor Thom. Bayan Monastery is mainly Buddhist, but it also incorporates features of Hinduism. Unlike traditional Khmer architectural design, Jayavarman VII thus brought Khmer art to a new realm.