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Saturday, April 4, 2015
THINGS TO DO IN SIEM REAP
1. Baray Swimming Pool
During the months of March, April, and May, temperatures can reach over 100 degrees in Siem Reap. One great way to escape the sun and oppressive, jungle humidity is to head for Baray Swimming Pool-owned bar and restaurant situated in the hotel, swimming pool.
Don't let the outside appearance fool you,Baray Swimming Pool provides a great environment for cooling off and meeting people at the same time.
2. Angkor National Museum The Angkor National Museum houses thousands of artifacts recovered from Angkor Wat and the surrounding areas in an impressive building. Art, statues, and well-planned video presentations make this museum well worth the US $12 entrance. Visiting the Angkor National Museum before Angkor Wat will give you an insight into the history of the Khmer civilization and will enhance your visit to the temple ruins. A walk through the museum only takes a few minutes from the hotel.
3. Cello Concert at Children's hospital Dr. Beat Richner from Switzerland has been helping the children of Cambodia since 1992 and has even appeared in films. Every Saturday evening around 7 p.m. Dr. Richner gives a free cello performance at the Jayavarman VII Children's Hospital to anyone wishing to see - and help - his efforts to give local kids a better future. Donations accepted.
4. Kompong Phluk About 13 miles from Siem Reap, Kampong Phluk is a fishing village constructed on stilts in the swamps around Tonle Sap Lake, the largest lake in Cambodia. Only a handful of tourists make the journey by boat or bus to Kampong Phluk, which has helped the village retain much of its authenticity. This is the place to go to see daily Khmer life away from the influence of heavy tourism.
5. Wat Thmei Siem Reap suffered horribly under the Khmer Rouge, and the area’s victims are commemorated today in this monastery. A glass-walled stupa on the premises holds a mass of bones belonging to massacre victims. Like its counterpart Tuol Sleng in Phnom Penh, Wat Thmei provides a stark reminder of the insanity that ruled Cambodia in the 1970s. It’s not all bones and death here, though; the large monastery here houses a good number of monks and orphans under their care. (Wat Thmei is not part of Siem Reap’s unfortunate orphanage tourism circuit – for more on why you shouldn’t patronize the area’s orphanages, read this: Orphanages in Cambodia are Not Tourist Attractions.)
2. Angkor National Museum The Angkor National Museum houses thousands of artifacts recovered from Angkor Wat and the surrounding areas in an impressive building. Art, statues, and well-planned video presentations make this museum well worth the US $12 entrance. Visiting the Angkor National Museum before Angkor Wat will give you an insight into the history of the Khmer civilization and will enhance your visit to the temple ruins. A walk through the museum only takes a few minutes from the hotel.
3. Cello Concert at Children's hospital Dr. Beat Richner from Switzerland has been helping the children of Cambodia since 1992 and has even appeared in films. Every Saturday evening around 7 p.m. Dr. Richner gives a free cello performance at the Jayavarman VII Children's Hospital to anyone wishing to see - and help - his efforts to give local kids a better future. Donations accepted.
4. Kompong Phluk About 13 miles from Siem Reap, Kampong Phluk is a fishing village constructed on stilts in the swamps around Tonle Sap Lake, the largest lake in Cambodia. Only a handful of tourists make the journey by boat or bus to Kampong Phluk, which has helped the village retain much of its authenticity. This is the place to go to see daily Khmer life away from the influence of heavy tourism.
5. Wat Thmei Siem Reap suffered horribly under the Khmer Rouge, and the area’s victims are commemorated today in this monastery. A glass-walled stupa on the premises holds a mass of bones belonging to massacre victims. Like its counterpart Tuol Sleng in Phnom Penh, Wat Thmei provides a stark reminder of the insanity that ruled Cambodia in the 1970s. It’s not all bones and death here, though; the large monastery here houses a good number of monks and orphans under their care. (Wat Thmei is not part of Siem Reap’s unfortunate orphanage tourism circuit – for more on why you shouldn’t patronize the area’s orphanages, read this: Orphanages in Cambodia are Not Tourist Attractions.)
5 THINGS TO DO IN SIEM REAP
Many travelers may come to Cambodia solely to visit the temples of Angkor Wat, one of the most popular attractions in Southeast Asia, but there are many other interesting things to do in Siem Reap. Over a million tourists a year pass through Siem Reap, making it the fastest growing place in Cambodia outside of Phnom Penh, the capital city.
With history dating all the way back to the year 802, visiting Siem Reap is a highlight for many people traveling through Southeast Asia.
1. Angkor Wat Despite so many other things to do in Siem Reap, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Angkor Wat is still the primary draw for tourists. Constructed in the 12th century by the Khmer people, the temples of Angkor Wat must be seen to be believed. Scores of temples - some restored and some still overgrown with jungle vines - make up Angkor Wat which is about four miles north of Siem Reap. The scale of Angkor Wat is overwhelming; a three-day pass (US $40) is necessary to enjoy even a fraction of the carved reliefs and ruins away from the main temple site.
2. Mechrey Bird Sanctuary The Mechrey Bird Sanctuary has become one of the most important breeding grounds for endangered water birds in Southeast Asia. Located in the marshes of Tonle Sap Lake, this bird sanctuary provides a chance to tour by boat and see rare birds outside of captivity.
3. Ballon Ride Over Angkor Wat Just west of Angkor Wat, a touring company offers an exciting - and different - way to appreciate the ruins without fighting the hordes of tourists and touts. Seeing the site from 600 feet in the air gives a new perspective on just how massive the temple complex really is. Balloon rides start at US $35 and prices go up for longer tours. You’ll find the balloon on the road from the airport to Angkor Wat, about a short distance from Angkor Wat’s gates. Call +855 92 733134 for more details.
4. Land Mine Museum The Khmer Rouge in 1975 and the Vietnamese occupation in 1979 have contributed to Siem Reap's tumultuous, war-torn past. Siem Reap did not begin to stabilize and become safe enough for tourists to visit until the 1990s. Unfortunately, millions of land mines and unexploded objects were left behind by decades of conflict. The many legless beggars in town are a living testament to how dangerous these artifacts still are in the present day. The Cambodia Land Mine Museum was founded by a former child soldier whose parents were killed by the Khmer Rouge and is staffed by victims and orphans of mines. Although sobering, the Land Mine Museum is a real piece of Cambodia away from the tourism glam.
5. Military Shooting Range Watched one too many action movies and want to give it a try? Forty minutes from Siem Reap, tourists may shoot an array of automatic weapons at an old military shooting range. The prices are not cheap - US $1 a bullet and up - but where else will you have the opportunity to fire an AK-47 or throw a live hand grenade? Retired soldiers supervise the range and continuously harass you to try the latest and greatest in firepower, including belt-fed machine guns. Those with enough money and guts are even invited to fire an old, soviet-made rocket launcher! The range can be found along Road 67 to Banteay Srey.
1. Angkor Wat Despite so many other things to do in Siem Reap, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Angkor Wat is still the primary draw for tourists. Constructed in the 12th century by the Khmer people, the temples of Angkor Wat must be seen to be believed. Scores of temples - some restored and some still overgrown with jungle vines - make up Angkor Wat which is about four miles north of Siem Reap. The scale of Angkor Wat is overwhelming; a three-day pass (US $40) is necessary to enjoy even a fraction of the carved reliefs and ruins away from the main temple site.
2. Mechrey Bird Sanctuary The Mechrey Bird Sanctuary has become one of the most important breeding grounds for endangered water birds in Southeast Asia. Located in the marshes of Tonle Sap Lake, this bird sanctuary provides a chance to tour by boat and see rare birds outside of captivity.
3. Ballon Ride Over Angkor Wat Just west of Angkor Wat, a touring company offers an exciting - and different - way to appreciate the ruins without fighting the hordes of tourists and touts. Seeing the site from 600 feet in the air gives a new perspective on just how massive the temple complex really is. Balloon rides start at US $35 and prices go up for longer tours. You’ll find the balloon on the road from the airport to Angkor Wat, about a short distance from Angkor Wat’s gates. Call +855 92 733134 for more details.
4. Land Mine Museum The Khmer Rouge in 1975 and the Vietnamese occupation in 1979 have contributed to Siem Reap's tumultuous, war-torn past. Siem Reap did not begin to stabilize and become safe enough for tourists to visit until the 1990s. Unfortunately, millions of land mines and unexploded objects were left behind by decades of conflict. The many legless beggars in town are a living testament to how dangerous these artifacts still are in the present day. The Cambodia Land Mine Museum was founded by a former child soldier whose parents were killed by the Khmer Rouge and is staffed by victims and orphans of mines. Although sobering, the Land Mine Museum is a real piece of Cambodia away from the tourism glam.
5. Military Shooting Range Watched one too many action movies and want to give it a try? Forty minutes from Siem Reap, tourists may shoot an array of automatic weapons at an old military shooting range. The prices are not cheap - US $1 a bullet and up - but where else will you have the opportunity to fire an AK-47 or throw a live hand grenade? Retired soldiers supervise the range and continuously harass you to try the latest and greatest in firepower, including belt-fed machine guns. Those with enough money and guts are even invited to fire an old, soviet-made rocket launcher! The range can be found along Road 67 to Banteay Srey.
Friday, March 20, 2015
Frangipani Villa Hotel
Frangipani Villa Hotel opened in Siem Reap in late 2010 and quickly established a strong reputation with tourists and business travelers. The hotel is in a quiet neighbourhood one block east of the river and 8 minutes walk from the popular 'Pub Street' restaurant area. It’s an ideal base from which to explore the Angkor temples or visit Siem Reap’s environmental attractions. All hotel rooms, interior spaces and landscaping are examples of some of the best contemporary Cambodian design making Frangipani Villa Hotel the boutique hotel of choice in Siem Reap. All guest are guaranteed a warm welcome from the hotel staff who can advise you on how to make the most of your time in Siem Reap and assist with booking transport and other services The rooms at the Frangipani Villa Hotel in Siem Reap are furnished with locally made custom furniture in keeping with the architectural style of the hotel and all rooms are air conditioned and have ensuite bathrooms, most with full sized bath. And check in is at 2pm, although you are welcome to check in earlier if your room is available and check out is at 12pm, although we accommodate late-check out whenever possible and breakfast is included in the price of each room.
- Deluxe Balcony Pool View
- Deluxe Balcony City View
- Superior Double
- Superior Twin
Hotel provide the following amenities to make guest stay in Frangipani Villa Hotel as comfortable as possible: • 24 hours reception and security
• Tea and coffee making facilities in each room
• Free internet access via wifi or cable connection
• Our room rates include complimentary breakfast in the hotel’s terrace café
• Complimentary use of the guest bicycles , great for exploring Siem Reap in the early morning
• Free wifi
• 70+ channel cable tv
• Tea & coffee making facilities
• Fridge/minibar
• Room phone
• Hairdryer
• Room safe
• Complimentary breakfast for two
• Complimentary drinking water.
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Bunwin Boutique Hotel
Bunwin Boutique Hotel is located in the most convenient, peaceful area, overlooking the heart of Siem Reap and it is only a short drive to the International Airport alluring Temple of Angkor, Heritage Park. This exclusive retreat has only 2 suites and 8 deluxe, ultra modern poolside rooms, ensuring quality personal service and traditional Khmer hospitality. The rooms have been designed for stylish simplicity with all the latest technologies to offer a relaxing and rejuvenating stay. All rooms have been paved with polished concrete flooring in black and white on the interior with a delicate touch of Cambodian artwork.
In front of your door step are the opened terraces surrounding the swimming pool and bar area, set in a lush tropical garden for you to enjoy a refreshing drink or if you feel want to be relieved from all tensions, truly you can explore the most reliable massage and other treatments. The executive chef offers a wide selection of mouth-watering dishes throughout the day to ensure all guests with the complete comfortability. Bunwi Boutique Hotel is very good hotel in Siem Reap that make comfortable for all guest around the world.
Bunwin Boutique Hotel Facility
• In-room safe deposited box
• Separate raining shower and soaking bathtub
• Fruit basket
• Complementary WIFI connection
• LCD television with satellite channels
• Air-conditioning
• Telephone with International Direct Dial
• Bathrobe and slippers
• Customized toiletries
• Tea & Coffee making facilities
• Night turndown service
• The Daily Cambodia news.
Kiri Boutique Hotel
Kiri Boutique Hotel is located just off of Angkor High School Road directly opposite from Cambodian Mekong University and only 1 km away from the hotel, a quick 5 minute Tuk-Tuk ride; a 10 minute bicycle ride; or for those more physically inclined a nice 15 minute walk. Tuk-Tuks are the preferred mode of local transportation and are extremely inexpensive and plentiful (sometimes too plentiful). Only 1km away guests will find such attractions as the Old Market; the Pub Street area with a wide variety of dining and shopping options; the Old and New Night Markets; in addition to banks, petrol stations, supermarkets and other assorted shops and artisan galleries.
The guiding principle of the hotel’s management is to provide excellent accommodations, amenities and service at extremely reasonable prices that will exceed our guests’ expectations. Our guests will enjoy the best of the Ancient City’s famous hospitality at the charming locale in the rapidly developing near east side of the city that we have chosen for the hotel. Kiri Boutique Hotel can act as an idyllic retreat from busy city life as well as a place from which you can experience adventure, rejuvenation, local culture and cuisine and more. Hotel experienced staff will be happy to welcome you and help you with any requests that you might have in order to make your time with us as enjoyable and comfortable as possible. Our staff has been carefully selected for their prior hospitality experience and known for their friendly and outstanding guest service, plus the value location of the property is unbeatable. Kiri Boutique Hotel will delight any couple wishing to escape for a romantic getaway. In addition some of our room options will be particularly attractive to families. Our goal is to create a relaxing and comfortable environment that will result in a memorable stay and will inspire you to return often. We hope that Kiri Boutique Hotel will be your “Home Away From Home” in Siem Reap. Please join us for a memorable stay.
The guiding principle of the hotel’s management is to provide excellent accommodations, amenities and service at extremely reasonable prices that will exceed our guests’ expectations. Our guests will enjoy the best of the Ancient City’s famous hospitality at the charming locale in the rapidly developing near east side of the city that we have chosen for the hotel. Kiri Boutique Hotel can act as an idyllic retreat from busy city life as well as a place from which you can experience adventure, rejuvenation, local culture and cuisine and more. Hotel experienced staff will be happy to welcome you and help you with any requests that you might have in order to make your time with us as enjoyable and comfortable as possible. Our staff has been carefully selected for their prior hospitality experience and known for their friendly and outstanding guest service, plus the value location of the property is unbeatable. Kiri Boutique Hotel will delight any couple wishing to escape for a romantic getaway. In addition some of our room options will be particularly attractive to families. Our goal is to create a relaxing and comfortable environment that will result in a memorable stay and will inspire you to return often. We hope that Kiri Boutique Hotel will be your “Home Away From Home” in Siem Reap. Please join us for a memorable stay.
Shinta Mani Resort
The Shinta Mani Resort is a newly renovated boutique property centrally located in the leafy French Quartier between The Royal Gardens and the Old Market Area just 15 minutes from the Angkor Wat. Guests will enjoy this peaceful oasis which is within walking distance to the Old market, the cafes and bars of the vibrant tourist trail and only footsteps from the tranquillity of the nearby riverfront.
Shinta Mani as a brand offers more than innovative hotels and resorts, it is a leader in responsible tourism through its not for profit component the Shinta Mani Foundation. The mission of the Foundation, jointly founded by Chairman Sokoun Chanpreda and Executive Director Ms Chitra Vincent is to enhance the lives of individuals in local communities where we operate, by increasing their human capital and providing them the tools to overcome the constraints of poverty. The Shinta Mani Foundation is a registered local NGO (Non-Government Organization) and focusses on the three core areas of education, small business start-ups and health care.
Facilities of The Shinta Mani Resort has :
• Sightseeing tours
• Exclusive community based excursions
• Personalised tours of the Shinta Mani Development Centre
• Access to Shinta Mani Club located opposite the Resort
• Private or group cooking classes
• In-room dining (11am-11pm)
• Same day laundry service
• Babysitting
• Airport transfers
• Foreign Currency exchange
• 24 hour medical
The Shinta Mani Resort has three room’s type:
- Poolview Room : Poolview Rooms are located on the first floor of the courtyard style resort and all have balcony views over the swimming pool and tropical gardens. Rooms enjoy “a Bensley twist” including mirrored feature wall, custom designed iron bed and hand crafted light fittings.
- Poolside Garden : Poolside Garden Rooms are located within footsteps of the swimming pool and tropical surrounds. Rooms enjoy “a Bensley twist” including mirrored feature wall, custom designed iron bed and hand crafted light fittings.
- Junior Suite : The Junior Suite is located on the first floor of the Resort with balcony views of the swimming pool and tropical gardens. The 60 sq metre suite with separate sleeping and living room enjoys a retro feel including mirrored feature wall, custom-designed iron king bed and hand crafted light fittings. The suite comes with a separate shower, toilet and bath.
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Mekong Angkor Palace Hotel
Mekong Angkor Palace Hotel is conveniently located in #021, Sivatha Blvd, Svay Dangkum Commune, Central, Siem Reap, Cambodia , It only five minutes walk to Old market & Pub Street, a one minute walk to Lucky Mall (the most convenient expat, shopping area in Siem Reap), eight minutes walk to Angkor Night Market. fifteen minutes drive from the bus station, 30 minutes drive from the Ferry dock, and only twenty minutes drive from Siem Reap International It is an unrivaled experience just steps away from the heart of Siem Reap, Old Market and a short one-minute walk to the Lucky Mall, yet nestled in the seclusion and comfort in Siem Reap's most prestigious location, Sivatha Boulevard. Endless and enchanting views of Siem Reap Angkor Wat greenery, a comfort and style in Khmer traditional designed with the amenities to please you.
There are four room’s type at Mekong Angkor Palace are :- Standard Double or Twin
- Superior Double or Twin
- Deluxe Double or Twin
- Triple Room with Balcony
Mekong Angkor palace is special fresh welcome drink upon check in Information Daily breakfast included one way pick up service from airprot, bus station, boat dock.. Free 2 hours tuk tuk tour to Khmer ceramic shop.
For facility and service at Mekong Angkor Palace are :
• Air conditioning
• Satellite and cable channels
• Free wi-fi access
• Coffee and tea making facilities
• Mini-bar
• Hair dryer
• In-room electronic safe
• International direct dial
• Smoke alarm
• 220V adaptors (on request)
• LCD television
• Shower and bath combined
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Hotel Somadevi Angkor
Hotel Somadevi Angkor is located in Sivatha Blvd, Mondol II Village, Sangkat Svay Dangkum, Siem Reap Town, Kingdom of Cambodia. And Somadevi Angkor Resort is indeed a Resort of Class and Character in which you should not miss while you are visiting the mystical land – Siem Reap Angkor. The Resort has been designed to guarantee you a most pleasant and memorable stay as we aim to deliver products and services that consistently meet and exceed your travel’s needs and wants. Somadevi Angkor Hotel is quite centrally situated handy for Top Business, Restaurant, Shopping, Museum, Bank, and Entertainment Centers. It is just fifteen minutes drive from Siem Reap International Airport and ten minutes to the world-renowned Angkor Watt Temple. Truly, Somadevi Angkor Hotel is a convenient address to Business and Leisure Travelers.
Somadevi Angkor Hotel was originally the name of the Cambodian Queen who led Cambodia in the first century during the Khmer Empire Period. Based on her successful merits in making Cambodia as the most well-known country in South East Asia in terms of society and infrastructure, her name continues to rise in the mind of today’s Cambodian people. Therefore, we have taken her extinct name as our business brand name with the sole purpose of respect and worship.
Products and Services of Somadevi Angkor Hotel are:
• Baray Swimming Pool
• Baray Poolside Bar
• Somadevi Café
• Devi Lobby Bar
• Bayon Spa And Bayon Health Club Center
• Angkor Watt Conference Room
• Banteay Srei Conference Room
• 24-hour Room Service
• 24-hour Business Center
• 24-hour Doctor On Standby
• Concierge Service
• Baby Sitting Service
• Laundry Service
• Dinner with Traditional Dancers Show Service
• Massage, Manicure & Pedicure, Hand & Foot Spa Service
• Airport Pick-up/Transfer Service
• Ford Transit Car Rental Service
• Lap top & Computer Rental Service
• Conference Meeting & Private Dining Service
Tara Angkor Hotel
Tara Angkor hotel is the best luxury 4 star hotel in Siem Reap Province, Cambodia, near the Siem Reap International Airport, and a few minutes stroll to the Angkor National Museum and around five minute to Pub street. Tara Angkor Hotel is located in Vithei Charles de Gaulle (Road to Angkor Wat),Phum Mondul III, Khum Slorkram, Siem Reap, Kingdom of Cambodia.
Tara Angkor hotel are eager to announce our efforts to being an environmentally friendly property in the area whose managers are eager to institute programs that save water, save energy and reduce solid waste. Tara Angkor Hotel is the hotel save the planet for future generations we aim to offer a better future to the local community.
Tara Angkor Hotel’s stylish 4 star property has cemented its status as one of the jewels in Siem Reap's accommodation sector. The facilities include 206 magnificent rooms and suites, Two Restaurants, a Lobby Bar, and a Swimming Pool with Jacuzzi, Fitness and a Sauna. Further to this, we provide additional services and facilities designed to ensure your stay is both pleasurable and memorable.
There are facilities and service of Tara Angkor Hotel are below:
• Restaurant (seating up to 150)
• Tara Spa
• Lily Lounge
• Room service. Poolside Bar. Lobby Bar
• Swimming pool with Jacuzzi (119 sqm.)
• Fitness Center and sauna
• English/French/Japanese/Thai/Spanish Guest Relations
• Complimentary bicycle rent
• Evening turn down service
• Business center (fax, internet access, photocopy, scanner)
• Free all around Wifi Access
• Concierge, Airport service, Shuttle Van
• Tour desk
• Foreign currency exchange
• Local handicrafts Gift shop
• Laundry, Dry cleaning service
• Baby sitting
• Valet Parking
• Doctor on call
• Shoe shine service
• Catering and Meeting services.
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