This blog will give you a detailed account of our day trip to Angkor Wat Temple, a priceless architectural gem of Cambodia, built in the 12th century. You will get important dos and don'ts in this must-see attraction on your Siem Reap itinerary.

This blog will tell you some very interesting facts about Angkor Thom, once the royal city of the Khmer regime, is home to the stunning Bayon Temple, the temple with the giant human faces.

The hauntingly beautiful ruins of Ta Prohm Temple have many a tale entwined in the thick roots and branches of its ancient trees that seem adamant on swallowing the old stone structures of the temple. But the resilient structures that have withstood this onslaught by nature with panache are what make this temple stand out among its many counterparts.

There's a reason why Banteay Srei is called the jewel in the crown of Angkorian art; the intricacy of its stone carvings will astound you. The entire temple is made of intricately carved stones with a pink hue, rendering the temple a delicate pinkish colour that makes it look heavenly in the evening light.

Located about 60 km from Siem Reap is Kulen National Park, a protected area spread over 37,000 hectares in Cambodia, popular for its natural beauty and cultural significance.

The Cambodian circus, Phare, celebrates Cambodian culture and the warmth and resilience of its people. It's heady mix of humour, acrobatics, storytelling, comedy and live music makes it very endearing to watch.