Siem Reap

capital of the same named Cambodian province

78km

Poipet

city in Cambodia

92km

Phnom Penh

capital of Cambodia

253km

Wat Ek Phnom

Angkor-type temple ruin. The road runs along lovely small rivers flanked by trees and small villages making it a generally nice area. Approaching Wat Ek Phnom, you suddenly encounter a giant Buddha statue in the wat, which is certainly picture-worthy. The grounds of the wat also have an Angkorian-era temple which is in relatively good shape and with some interesting carvings.

6.9km

Phnom Krom

The hill which dominates the view, as you approach the floating village of Chong Kneas from Siem Reap. At the top, temple ruins similar to the other two hills can be found. This particular hill is popular for sunsets, as it can be viewed over the flooded plains during the wet season, and over incredibly vibrant rice fields in the dry season.

70km

Phnom Bakheng

First built temple of Angkor, Cambodia

80km

Angkor Wat

Hindu/Buddhist temple complex in Cambodia

81km

Terrace of the Leper King

82km

Preah Khan

84km

Ta Keo

monastery

84km

Ta Prohm

geographical object

84km

Prasat Kravan

85km

Banteay Kdei

temple

85km

Neak Pean

architectural structure

86km

Kampong Phluk

This mangrove forest offers a much more authentic floating village experience than the one close to the Tonlé Sap ferry harbour. This fascinating village on stilts can be reached by tuk-tuk from Siem Reap. It takes about 1 hour to reach the village, depending on the road conditions and water level. Depending on where you buy your tour, your haggling techniques and your initiative to book a tuk-tuk and boat ride yourself the price varies between $7-60 per person for a round trip. Beware of scams. When you reach the school in the village, your tour guide will give you pack of exercise books and pencils as "a payment to village for visiting them". The queue of pupils will be longer than number of books you have. Immediately you receive next pack but then you will need to pay $9 for the second pack.

86km

Pre Rup

87km

East Mebon

88km

Ta Som

88km

Bakong

Temple mountain of sandstone near Siem Reap, Cambodia

89km

Preah Ko

89km

Lolei

90km

Phnom Bok

The highest hill in the area. Temple ruins similar to those found atop of Phnom Krom and Phnom Bakong can also be found on top of Phnom Bok. It lies 20 km to the north east of Siem Reap. Expect a tiring hike up the stairs. A guard may be able to show you around. Don't forget to check out the old howitzers from the civil war. Admission is free, no pass is needed for the Angkorian ruins.

95km

Kbal Spean

112km

Beng Mealea

122km