Siem Reap

Province ·🇰🇭 Cambodia

Area 472 km²

Time zone Asia/Phnom_Penh

Planning a Trip to Siem Reap?

Build your day-by-day itinerary in the Tripomatic app.

Start Planning

Explore Siem Reap

Siem Reap's Essential Wonders

Siem Reap serves as the gateway to the Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing Khmer architecture from the 9th to 15th centuries. This collection features the massive sandstone galleries of Angkor Wat, the jungle-entwined ruins of Ta Prohm, and the former capital city of Angkor Thom. Beyond the ancient temple mountains like Pre Rup and Phnom Bakheng, the list includes the modern Wat Thmei memorial, traditional handicraft workshops at Artisans Angkor, and the vibrant evening atmosphere of Pub Street and the Angkor Night Market.

19 places

Ancient Khmer Temples

This collection showcases the architectural evolution of the Khmer Empire within the UNESCO-protected Angkor Archaeological Park. It features the massive sandstone galleries of Angkor Wat, the jungle-entwined ruins of Ta Prohm, and the former royal capital of Angkor Thom. The selection spans from 10th-century brick structures like Prasat Kravan and Pre Rup to the elaborate temple mountains of Phnom Bakheng and Ta Keo. These sites represent a transition between Hindu and Buddhist traditions, characterized by intricate bas-reliefs, monumental causeways, and iconic Khmer masonry.

15 places

Khmer Culture and Architecture

This collection highlights the evolution of Khmer architecture and craftsmanship in Siem Reap. It features the 12th-century masterpiece Angkor Wat, the former capital Angkor Thom, and the jungle-reclaimed ruins of Ta Prohm. The selection spans from 10th-century temple mountains like East Mebon to unrestored sites like Preah Khan. Cultural heritage is further explored through the Angkor National Museum’s artifact collections and the traditional handicraft workshops at Artisans Angkor. Active spiritual sites, including the modern Wat Preah Prom Rath, demonstrate the continuity of Khmer religious traditions from ancient stone to contemporary practice.

10 places