Angkor National Museum
The Angkor National Museum will take you on a journey back in time to the ancient Khmer Empire. You can see artefacts and interactive exhibits to bring the era to life. The museum is open every day and the air-conditioned building is as refreshing as it is interesting. Learn about the history of Angkor and the other temples. The museum works hard to restore and preserve ancient Khmer artefacts.
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War Museum
The War Museum offers an insight into the tragic recent history of Cambodia over the last three decades of the 20th century. You can see a unique collection of military war machines such as tanks, jet fighters, and landmines. You can take a guide around the temples from war veterans who witnessed the terrible civil war and survived to tell the tale, which they now do at the War Museum.
Landmine Museum
The Cambodian Landmine museum is a reminder of the millions of landmines placed by the Khmer Rouge, the Cambodian Government, and the invading Vietnam forces. There are potentially 5 million still active in Cambodia. The Landmine museum tells the story of one man, Mr Aki Ra, who singlehandedly disarmed thousands of the mines which are on display in the museum.
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Artisans d’Angkor
Artisans d’Angkor was created in 1998 to offer the fair development of Khmer Arts and Crafts. The organisation offers fair salaries, safe working conditions, and many social advantages for their employees. There are now 48 workshops in Siem Reap and over 1100 employes with more than 800 artisans. Artisan d’Angkor has become the premier showcase for traditional Khmer handicrafts.
Cultural Village
The Cambodian Cultural Village gives you the opportunity to learn about the history and culture of Cambodia. The site sits on 210,000 square metres and feature miniature buildings and thirteen villages which represent the different cultures living in Cambodia. You can also see traditional dancing, see a traditional Khmer village, and learn about the rich cultural history of the Khmer people which dates back more than a thousand years.
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Contact Us to arrange a visit to the see a Traditional Apsara Dance Show.
Traditional Apsara Dancing
No trip to Cambodia is complete without seeing our traditional Apsara Dance show. This classical dance tells the story of Apsaras who are beautiful, young, and elegant females. They dance to the music of the Gandharvas in the palaces of gods to entertain and seduce them. Apsara dancing is one of the most popular evening attractions to visit in Cambodia.
Phare Circus
The Phare Circus has been performing shows in Siem Reap since 2013 and has grown to be one of the top attractions in the town with nightly performances under their big top! The show combines theatre, dance, live music, and breathtaking stunts. They tell modern and traditional Khmer stories. The circus is an innovative social enterprise which aims to improve the lives of local Cambodian People.
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Cooking Classes
We can also help to arrange cooking classes. There are many cooking classes available to suit all levels from beginner to advanced. In these classes, you will visit a local market where you will buy everything you need to cook your meal. You’ll then be expertly guided through a cooking lesson. At the end of the lesson, you can eat your creation!
Silk Farm
At the Angkor Silk Farm, you can take a guide through the entire process from the cultivation of mulberry bushes all the way to the production of silk goods. The farm is located around 20 minutes outside of Siem Reap and you can see how some of the finest silk in the world is still made using traditional methods.
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West Baray
West Baray is also known as the “beach” in Siem Reap. You can sit on the sand, enjoy a BBQ, relax in hammocks and go for a swim in the huge reservoir. You can also take a boat ride on the water and visit the small Hindu temple called West Mebon which was built on a very small artificial island in the centre of the reservoir.
Angkor Zipline
You can also zipline through the jungle at Angkor at the only zipline course in town. These safe trails include platforms, bridges, ziplines, abseiling and more. You can enjoy a fun day and be sure that safety is the number one concern. You can also go on a short trek through the jungles and explore Angkor like never before!
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