Siem Reap Park

In fact, I think Siem Reap Park should be called Siem Reap River Park, because it is the existence of Siem Reap River that created the entire park. I like this park very much. It has no clear entrances and exits, but if you walk along the river, you will feel the charm of this park. Especially at night, everyone was immersed in the lively night market, but I walked by the river in the park, quietly enjoying the rare night lights in the city.

Because I visited the Angkor Wat scenic spot during the day, it was night when I returned to the center of Siem Reap. Although it was night time, it did not affect my visit to Xianli Park. It is located on both sides of the Siem Reap River. Everyone has set up a lot of lights and stages to commemorate the arrival of 2020. I have to mention that I met this poor dog in the park, next to a disabled beggar, but this dog is so loyal, standing there waiting for everyone with a bucket of money in his mouth.

This park is good. It is also good to visit this park after seeing the historical buildings. There is a river in the park and you can take a boat ride. The water is quite clean. The narrowness feels like a moat.

In fact, if I didn’t know it in advance, I would have thought it was a central green space. But this is indeed one of the attractions. The Royal Garden in the city center is a popular location for wedding photos. The brides and grooms in Siem Reap wear traditional costumes, which are densely sheltered under high temperatures of over 30 degrees. Next to the Royal Garden are the sister temples, duty-free shops and the King's Palace, so you can stroll around.

Siem Reap Park is actually quite large, not very beautiful due to the economic level. However, the climate of Cambodia is uneven. There are many plants in the park. The park is also very clean. It is the main park for the locals.