Nestled in the North West region of Cambodia, Siem Reap is the portal leading to the magnificent marvel of Angkor Wat. This vibrant city merges its rich historical roots with a rapidly evolving contemporary identity, where ancient temples align with bustling night markets and modern cafés.

The city's tropical climate bestows distinct wet and dry seasons, making November to February the most comfortable time to visit due to milder temperatures. The city's architectural blueprint revolves around the Siem Reap River. The Old French Quarter and Pub Street are the heartbeat of the city’s tourism district.

What genuinely makes Siem Reap unique is the harmonious fusion of the old Khmer civilization and contemporary Cambodian lifestyle. Beyond the stunning temples, there's a dynamic arts scene which boasts traditional Apsara dance performances and galleries showcasing the local talent. The city's food scene delights visitors with everything from roadside fish amok to sophisticated Khmer tasting menus.

Experiencing the sunrise at Angkor Wat is a memory you won't forget quickly, making the pre-daybreak wake-up call worth it. Not far away, the Ta Prohm temple, famed for its massive tree roots interlacing ancient stones, provides fabulous photo opportunities. To savor local life, the Psar Chas (Old Market), pulsating with life, lets you taste local specialties and witness daily life unfold.