Siem Reap is the second-largest city of Cambodia, as well as the capital and largest city of Siem Reap province in northwestern Cambodia.

​

Helloo so me and my friends, we want to explore some new places because we've been living here for almost our whole life but we never tried exploring new places or abandoned places before so we kinda want to try. Do you guys know any abandoned places or scary places we can go? And I don't want to be so far from like the town because it will be our first time so I think I'm kinda scared.

And we won't destroy the places because we are not those type of people so don't worry and we promise that we will stay safe:)

I'm visiting Siem Reap with my wife for a week in September. It's our second visit, and we'd really like to find some Khmer food beyond Beef Lok Lak and Fish Amok, (which we really like but you can get everywhere). Would prefer mid-range places, or cheaper, but not adverse to the odd fancy joint. Bonus points for good vegetarian or fish options. What are your favourites?

I know some people go elsewhere for three months while others just crank up the AC and deal with the higher electric bill. What are some ways you make the hot season more bearable?

A temple not so far from the ancient bridge ( Spean Top ) !

Hi all. I’m going to be n Siem Reap late September. Solo traveller. 58 looking for a like minded traveller or local to check out the sights, the food scene etc. DM me if you are keen to connect.

3-BEDROOM HOUSE FOR RENT

Comfortable, clean, and quiet home.

This beautiful 3-bedroom house is available for rent at $350/month, with the price negotiable for the right tenant!

HOUSE FEATURES

• 3 Bedrooms

• AC & Hot-water showers

• Open-plan living area and kitchen

• CCTV security, Wi-Fi, Washing machine included

📍 Location: [Nearby Navutu Rd, Krong Siem Reap]

📞 Contact / WhatsApp: [092 781 957]

Telegram: 092 781 957 / 069 946 526
Perfect for a family, couple, or long-term stay.

Any recommendations for a Khmer tutor in the Siem Reap area and what expected costs would be. Online learning options if there are any.

Hello everyone 

In Siem Reap, where’s the best place to buy Kampot pepper? Does anyone have any tips on how to get the real thing without falling for some overpriced tourist trap? 

thanks

Hi! I'm currently in Siem Reap for a week and eager to explore more of the local cuisine/ cafés . Could you recommend some must-try dishes or drinks that I shouldn't miss out on? Also, I'm curious about any hidden gems for food and locations that locals love—any lesser-known spots or specialties I should seek out?

Just wondering if I should wait until I get into town and visit a Cellcard store there, or if an airport location will have regular sims.