Angkor Silk Farm showcases Cambodia’s traditional silk-making process, from raising silkworms and harvesting cocoons to weaving beautiful handmade silk products. Visitors can observe skilled artisans at work and learn about the country’s rich weaving heritage in a peaceful countryside setting.

The War Museum Siem Reap offers a powerful insight into Cambodia’s recent history, displaying tanks, artillery, weapons, and military vehicles used during past conflicts. Guided by knowledgeable local experts, visitors learn about the Khmer Rouge era and the country’s journey toward peace.

Wat Thmei (Killing Field) is a memorial site dedicated to victims of the Khmer Rouge regime. The glass stupa contains human skulls and bones, offering visitors a solemn place to learn about Cambodia’s tragic past and reflect on the country’s resilience and recovery.

The Royal Residence in Siem Reap is the official residence of the Cambodian King during visits to the province. Set within a peaceful park, the area features beautiful gardens and the nearby shrine of Preah Ang Chek and Preah Ang Chorm, an important spiritual site for local people.

Wat Preah Prom Rath is one of Siem Reap’s most important Buddhist temples, known for its colorful pagoda, peaceful gardens, and detailed murals depicting Buddha’s life. Visitors can experience local religious traditions and enjoy a calm atmosphere in the heart of the city.

Psar Chaa (Old Market) is Siem Reap’s lively local market, offering fresh produce, street food, souvenirs, handicrafts, and clothing. It’s a great place to experience everyday Cambodian life and shop for authentic local products.