Comments on: How to take a cookery lesson in Siem Reap and things to do at night

By: Sandy N Vyjay

Sandy N Vyjay — Sun, 16 Jul 2017 09:11:03 +0000

Loved reading and looking at the stunning pictures. A different perspective of Siem Reap as most posts focus on the Angkor Wat temples.

By: Travel4lifeblog

Travel4lifeblog — Thu, 13 Jul 2017 03:59:30 +0000

Wow have we been to the same Siem Reap? Your post made us want to go back and do all the things that we missed! You did a lot more than us and it sounds amazing:) Thanks for sharing your experience with us. We loved Cambodia so hopefully we can go back there one day and follow your awesome tips! Keep up the good work. Patrick and Cécile 🙂

By: Kreete

Kreete — Sat, 08 Jul 2017 03:37:16 +0000

I am surprised how green it is as well! It really brings back memories of my recent travels in Asia. Unfortunately didn’t make it to Cambodia this time, but you two have convinced me to give it a go next time! All the fresh food looks amazing! I saw quite a bit of that in Bali, Nepal, India, Sri Lanka and Malaysia as well, but 90% of the times it gave me a sore tummy! How much was it for a beer?

By: David

David — Fri, 07 Jul 2017 11:07:31 +0000

Looks like you had a fantastic time in Siem Reap. You did a lot more in the actual town than I feel I did, using it really only as a base for Angkor. It came across a bit too touristy, particularly pub street, but you seem to have found some more cultural spots and activities than I did. Always good to see contrasting experience to your own. That aerial shot is perfect by the way!

By: Only By Land

Only By Land — Fri, 07 Jul 2017 09:44:11 +0000

There is plenty going in Siem Reap, I know I would spend at least one night on Pub Street. The Kymer cookery class looks interesting too, the food looks very fresh and organic. You’ve photographed the markets wonderfully with so much detail. I’ve never heard of the Cambodian Circus but I’ll check it out next time I go over there. That’s an important tip about haggling for souvenirs, tuk tuks etc.. they will charge more than double otherwise. I’d love to stay in the Borei Angkor, it looks absolutely stunning.

By: Siddharth and Shruti

Siddharth and Shruti — Fri, 07 Jul 2017 03:43:21 +0000

The cooking class looks amazing and so does the dance! We had never heard or tried Khmer curry dish. We love how you have explored the city! The apsara theatre meal is making us hungry!

By: Carmen Baguio

Carmen Baguio — Fri, 07 Jul 2017 00:36:14 +0000

You guys always seem to do the kind of activities we enjoy, like the cooking class and theater shows. Love all of the culture that you share!

By: By Land and Sea

By Land and Sea — Thu, 06 Jul 2017 15:45:21 +0000

This post made my stomach grumble! What amazing food – the cooking class and market sound like great experiences and I’m dying to try a banana pancake now. This sounds like a great place for a wonderful experience at bargain prices ($30 for a whole day guided tour?!?) One day, I hope we can make it over to Asia to explore great places like this!

By: Angie (FeetDoTravel)

Angie (FeetDoTravel) — Thu, 06 Jul 2017 07:33:52 +0000

I love the handshake etiquette story … I did not know that! I also didn’t know there would be such awesome entertainment, the circus and dance shows look amazing and I would absolutely love to attend them. I have heard a lot of good about the food as well, but then again, that’s SE Asia all over isn’t it lol. I do intend to visit Pub Street as there is a roof-top bar that has been recommended but it’s good to have a review of it from someone who has been. Pinned to my Cambodia board for when I visit. #feetdotravel