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  One-day Tour 

-Angkor Wat

-Angkor Thom

-Ta Prohm

-Phnom Bakeng   (sunset)

 

  

  Two-day Tour 

one-day tour +

-Preah Khan

-Neak Poan

-Ta Som

-East Mebon

-Pre Rup

-Banteay Kdei

-Ta Keo

-Thommanon

 

 

  Three-day Tour  

 two-day tour +

- Banteay Srei

- Banteay Samre

- Kbal spean

- Rolous Group

 

 

  Four-day Tour  

Three-day Tour +

- Floating village

- Artisant Angkor

- West Baray

- Silk Farm

 

 

 

  Getting to Siem Reap

Most visitors arrive by air from Phnom Penh (domestic flight) Bangkok (Thailand), Hanoi (North Vietnam), Ho Chi Minh. Though there are also flights from several other major cities in Southeast Asia. For international overland travel from surrounding countries (Thailand, Vietnam, Laos).

Cambodian visas are available on arrival at both airports and most international border check-points. The crossing at Aranyaprathet-Poipet is closest and most convenient to Siem Reap (the road is very good condition). The road from Phnom Penh is very good condition and there are regular buses, taxis and vans

running between  Phnom Penh and Siem Reap as well as a daily river ferry service.

 

PHNOM PENH TO/FROM SIEM REAP

By Air

Siem Reap Airways offer several daily flights to/from Phnom Penh.

By Buses

Bus travel is now the most popular ways of overland transport between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. The road (National Route #6) is paved and smooth and there are several regularly scheduled daily buses in both directions, taking only 5 or 6 hours to make the trip.

By Boat (River Ferry)

Daily ferries ply the Tonle Sap river and lake between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. The end of the trip is marked by a hill, Phnom Krom, near the ferry dock at Chong Khneas 12 km south of Siem Reap. During the dry season when the water is low, the ferry stops short of the dock and passengers transfer to smaller boats to traverse the final few hundred meters.


International Overland Border Crossings

 

With Vietnam:
Phnom Den - Tinh Bien (Chau Doc) (road)
Bavet - Moc Bai (road)
Kaam Samnor - Vinh Xuong (Chau Doc) (river)
Prek Chak - Xa Xia (Ha Tien crossing) (road)
Trapeang Phlong (Kompong Cham) - Xa Mat (road)

 

With Laos:
Dom Kralor - Veunkham (road or river)

 

With Thailand:
Poipet - Aranyaprathet (road)
O'Smach - Chong Jom (road)
Anlong Veng - Chong Sa Ngam (road)
Phsar Prum Pailin - Pong Nam Ron, Chantaburi (road)
Daun Lem, Battambang - Ban Laem, Chantaburi (road)
Koh Kong - Hat Lek (Cham Yeam checkpoint) (boat)

Please remember that border crossing formalities are subject to changes. For the latest update please check with the embassy or consulate of Cambodia in your country.

 

 

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