Handy Tips
Want to find out more? Do some research before you get here:
- The internet is a great source of information. Wikipedia is a good place to start.
- Lonely Planet or the Rough Guides are useful, but remember Asia is changing at a fast rate and information, especially prices, go out of date rapidly.
- If you are interested in the recent tragic history of the country there are several non fiction works by survivors of the Khmer Rouge these include: “First They Killed My Father” by Loung Ung and “When Broken Glass Floats” by Chanrithy Him. "The Gate" by Francois Bizot is a fascinating story about this Frenchman's escape from the Khmer Rouge. “When The War Was Over” by Elizabeth Becker, a journalist who spent time in Cambodia before the regime, is a longer and more detailed account of the history of the Khmer Rouge.
- Movies filmed in Cambodia or cinematic recreations of history include: History of Angkor Wat, City of Ghosts, Tomb Raiders, Two Brothers, The Killing Fields and S21.
Our team is made up of enthusiastic and passionate people, just itching to show you a side of Siem Reap that sometimes goes unnoticed. The gem of Cambodia is its amazing people and culture. Through our adventures we will take travellers off the beaten track a little, and get a real taste of local life in Siem Reap.
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