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The Kingdom of Cambodia is not like any other countries you have visited in Asia Pacific. Lack of decent infrastructures, hygiene and modern technology could be somewhat difficult for first time visitors. However, if you take into account that this ill-fated country had been through one of the most horrific Civil Wars in 1970, you will understand that now Cambodians are gradually recouping their hope and strengths they have lost over the past decades. Best way to learn and appreciate the native's lifestyle is to take a river cruise along the great Tonle Sap and open-mindedly observe a typical daily life. With so many unique activities and tasks revolving around the Tonle Sap, you can also witness the extraordinary Water Festival in October/November as a thanksgiving to Mekhong River. |
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 Monoreach Angkor is situated in the heart of the national ancient capital, Siem Reap province, which is the home of Angkor Wat, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. The property is just 8 minutes drive from Siem Reap International Airport, and about 10 minutes to the world famous Angkor Wat Temples The hotel has 110 spacious and well-furnished guestrooms complete with facilities and amenities of international standard. Enjoy the cool poolside and garden view on one side, and the highway view of Siem Reap on the other, while enjoying delicious cuisine at the restaurant. In addition, different types of bars are also available for the guests to relax with their favourite drink. The hotel has 2 function rooms. The Monoreach Room can accommodate up to 60 guests and the Monoreach Hall can take of up to 120 participants. Conference package options are available and organized according to guests' requirements and needs. Furthermore, guests can enjoy a cool dip on the pool surrounded by a well-maintained tropical garden. After an exhausting day of Angkor sight- seeing, refresh your body and mind at the health club. The fitness centre is equipped with the latest equipment and facilities. Click here for last minute offers - Click here for more information and Booking Details |
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Raffles Hotel Le Royal is the premier hotel in Phnom Penh, a hotel with those rare attributes of history and style. It was first established in 1929, and in its early heyday enjoyed an international clientele comprising globetrotters and adventurers, writers and journalists, royalty and dignitaries. Reopened in 1997, after a careful restoration and refurbishment programme by Raffles International, the grand historic hotel fulfils all the requirements of a modern world-class hotel with its facilities and amenities, but imparts an old-world charm through its style and decor, which is elegant yet comfortable, classic yet casual. Located in the heart of Phnom Penh, Raffles Hotel Le Royal is only 20 minutes' drive from Pochentong International Airport and within easy access of the city's attractions such as the Royal Palace, Central Market, Russian Market and the National Artefacts Museum.
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 Phnom Penh Private City Tour including the Silver PagodaThis tour takes in some of Cambodia's fine Khmer and French influences with visits in the morning to the Silver Pagoda and National Museum. After a tasty lunch, you will visit the Tuol Sleng Museum, a testament to Cambodia's recent bloody past under Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge regime.
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PHNOM PENH The largest Cambodian city, this capital represents a curious mix of a stunning French Colonial architecture and a shockingly much-below-average living. To keep yourself occupied, Royal Palace is well-worth a visit as well as a comprehensive study of Angkorian art collections at The National Museum will prepare you well for a life-time visit in Siem Reap. Sisowath Quay is a pleasant boulevard with nice cafes and bars running along the banks of the Mekong and Tonle Sap where expats and tourists enjoy the best of what Phnom Penh has to offer. On a more miserably heart stopping side, Tuol Sleng is a school-turn-into prison where you can retrieve traces of Khmer Rouge's inhumane regimes. Infamous killing fields, South of Phnom Penh, are certainly not to be missed. |
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REAP Angkor Archaeological Park draws countless history and art enthusiasts to Siem Reap. Proudly made itself into the New Seven Wonders of the World's list, Angkor Wat is a phenomenal establishment dedicated to Hinduism. Reaching the top of the third tier is a real challenge as the steps are incredibly steep and narrow, but the view is well-worth all that sweat! Under a colossal city of Angkor Thom, there exists Bayon - a distinctive Mahayana Buddhist temple with mysterious giant stone faces adorn the 54 towers. Nobody should forget to end the day snapping up pictures of the most glorious sunset at Phnom Bakheng. Feeling exhausted from exploring the mighty Angkor? Siem Reap happens to offer the best variety of luxury and budget accommodations, eateries, cool bars and clubs and numerous value-for-money spas. |
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