Siem Reap: 20 Must See Attractions
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The Markets, museums, and hidden places of Siem Reap, Gateway City To Angkor Wat
Want to take a break from temple hopping? Want to know what to do in Siem Reap? Looking for things to do with your kids after seeing Angkor Wat? Read on...
Siem Reap is the capital city of Siem Reap Province in north-western Cambodia, and the gateway city to Angkor Wat. The town caters for from backpackers to upmarket travelers. Pubs and expensive restaurants stand shoulder to shoulders, while cycling in rice fields or a round of golf awaits you. Yoga, reiki, pottery classes and more can be learned in a fun way. Museums and markets and more can be explored.
Anton Swanepoel, a Cambodia travel expert resided in Siem Reap for 18 months, only minutes from Angkor Wat. He has selected these attractions to give you the best of Siem Reap and the Cambodian culture. A wide variety of attractions was selected to cater for all tastes.
In This Book You Will Discover:
• 20 Attractions other than temples or places to eat.
• GPS coordinates to allow you to find the attractions with ease yourself.
• Pertinent information such as entry fee, hours of operation, and what makes it worth your time.
• Image for each attraction so you know what to expect.
Take a break from seeing temples and discover more about the culture and land of Cambodia, as well as its rich history.
Bonus Included:
• 9 Additional attractions to visit if you have more time.
If you are going to Siem Reap, then This Book Is For You
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Anton Swanepoel
Adventurer and world traveler, Anton Swanepoel, hales originally from Pretoria, South Africa, but has called a number of exotic locations home. Educated as a software engineer, he worked for a large multinational company before deciding to travel the globe. Along life's journey, Anton became a skilled scuba diver and technical diving instructor, teaching for seven years while living in the Cayman Islands. His resume touts Tri-Mix instructor levels from multiple licensing agencies, and dive records over 400 feet.Mr. Swanepoel has always loved travel and writing. In the past several years he's combined these passions, authoring and publishing a host of books, sharing secrets he's learned along the way. When he's not exploring an underwater landscape or racing a motorcycle down a stretch of highway, you'll find Anton visiting world destinations and chronicling his experiences.Today, he is a fulltime globetrotter and writer, having penned instructional guides for diving and travel, as well as a pair of fictional novels. His excurtion titles are geared toward do-it-yourself travelers, who enjoy saving money and seeing the out-of-way places. His favorite destinations include, Machu Picchu, the mountains of Vietnam, and the Temples at Angkor Wat.
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Siem Reap - Anton Swanepoel
Siem Reap
20 Must See Attractions
By Anton Swanepoel
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Introduction
Magical Angkor Wat Temple amazes more than two million visitors each year. However, there are a number of things to see in Siem Reap other than temples and pagodas.
This book gives 20 must-see or do attraction, including an additional nine things to do and see. Although some of the items are in the Angkor Wat Park, they are not temples or pagodas.
As these items are additional things to do and see in Siem Reap other than the temples, there is no itinerary for them. Scan though the book and see what attractions you would like to see or activities you would like to do and try to fit them in between temple visits. After reading this book, you may realize that Siem Reap warrants a day or two extra vacation time.
For visitors who are tight on time, this book goes hand in hand with my book Angkor Wat: 20 Must-See Temples, which gives you the top 20 temples to see.
If your vacation includes more towns in Cambodia, or Vietnam, Thailand, or Laos, see my books about these places to enhance your holiday.
Note that any company or services I recommend in this book are from my own experience or opinion to use. I have no affiliation with any company nor do I get any returns if you use them. Although I do recommend companies that I have used or found to have a good reputation, life is life, thus I can accept no responsibility for their service.
Siem Reap
Siem Reap is the capital city of Siem Reap Province in northwestern Cambodia, and the gateway city to Angkor Wat. The city’s name translates to Defeat of Siam
. According to legend, King Ang Chan (1516–1566) gave the city its name after he drove back an army sent to invade Cambodia by the Thai King Maha Chakkraphat in 1549. This has not been proven as fact as of yet and remains a legend and the actual origin of the name remains unknown.
Today, Siem Reap is a