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Siem Reap is the capital city of the province of the same name and is located in northwestern Cambodia. The city's name translates to “defeat of Siam,” and is a cluster of tiny villages along the Siem Reap River. It is filled with Chinese and colonial-style architecture. Siem Reap is one of Cambodia’s most visited cities, welcoming more than two million tourists every year. It is among the top tourist destinations in Southeast Asia, with plenty of hotels, restaurants, and other businesses being built in the area to cater to the needs of the tourists. 

The city’s booming industry can be mainly attributed to the world-renowned Angkor temples, particularly the Angkor Wat, which is Siem Reap’s biggest attraction. This UNESCO World Heritage Site contains the fascinating remains of the Khmer civilization. Aside from its magnificent temples, Siem Reap has a wealth of activities beyond the ancient ruins. The city has a vibrant nightlife, historical museums, and other unique cultural experiences. 

Whether you are a local playing tourist on your own turf or a visitor looking to experience the magic of Siem Reap, stay luggage-free by using Bounce’s storage services available across the city.

Luggage Storage in Siem Reap

As one of the most renowned tourist destinations in Southeast Asia, Siem Reap is frequented by both domestic and international travelers, particularly backpackers who have carry around large bags. Bounce knows how important it is to have safe and convenient luggage storage, which is why we teamed up with a number of local businesses across the city. All you have to do is locate a Bounce partner and drop off your things there. Once you’ve secured your luggage, you can freely explore Siem Reap and nearby areas.

Siem Reap City Guide

Top Things to Do

While there is no doubt that the Angkor temples are the main draw of Siem Reap, there are several other interesting attractions and activities here. From museums to markets and restaurants, the following are excellent spots to spend some time when in the city:

Museums

• Angkor National Museum: Undoubtedly one of Siem Reap’s most important museums, the Angkor National Museum takes you on a trip back to the Golden Era of the Khmer empire. The facility uses state-of-the-art technology to document the history of the city under the Khmer kingdom. Angkor National Museum has eight galleries that contain ancient artifacts, statues, and other significant pieces from the Golden Era. (Bag policy: Bags are not allowed inside the museum. To avoid hassle during your visit, look for a Bounce partner near the museum and store your things there.)

• Cambodia Landmine Museum: After the defeat of Khmer Rouge, thousands of undetonated landmines were left behind all over Cambodia, and as a result, thousands of people have accidentally been killed. An estimated 5 million landmines are believed to be scattered around the country, which is why the Cambodia Landmine Museum was formed. This unique facility houses an impressive collection of landmines and other weapons utilized during the regime of Pol Pot. The museum aims to bring awareness and to educate guests about the importance of clearing dormant landmines. (Bag policy: Size limits are imposed on guests’ bags. For a hassle-free experience, drop off your things at a Bounce location beforehand.)

• War Museum Cambodia: True to its name, the War Museum Cambodia is an excellent museum in Siem Reap that gives guests an insight into horrific civil wars that took place in the country. In the facility, guests will come face-to-face with some actual artillery, weapons, vehicles, and other equipment used during the war. What’s more interesting about this museum is that they employ war veterans as guides to give guests a personal and in-depth understanding of the war. (Bag policy: Oversized bags, backpacks, or luggage are prohibited inside the museum. Instead, you can leave your things with Bounce.)

Shopping

The shopping scene in Siem Reap is fun, interesting, and easy on the pocketbook. Don’t expect luxury stores or upscale malls (although a few have sprung up over the years); the shopping is more authentic and involves a lot of markets and locally-owned shops. The following are some great shopping spots in Siem Reap:

• Psah Chas (Old Market): It is one of the Siem Reap’s oldest markets, located right in the heart of the city. At Psah Chas, you can find plenty of local products such as silks, souvenirs, handicrafts, spices, silverware, and more. You can also some fresh produce and other ready-to-eat street food in case you go hungry while shopping.

• Angkor Night Market: With more than 240 vendors huddled in one area, Angkor Night Market is definitely a highlight in Siem Reap. The market, founded in 2007, boasts an array of pieces and items, including souvenirs, handmade tapestries, stone carvings, wardrobe, and more. 

• Artisan D’Angkor: This social company is more than just a business; it hosts workshops to teach young Cambodians an artistic trade to help them find jobs. In fact, you can visit their shop and watch the students learn how to make garments, silk fabrics, silver plating, lacquerware, wood carving, and more. You can also purchase the finished products at the store along with other cool Cambodian finds.

Dining

Siem Reap has emerged as a foodie’s haven with more and more topnotch restaurants and dining spots serving up local and international cuisines. If you don’t know where to start, check the following places out:

• Khmer food: The local Khmer cuisine is underrated, especially in comparison to other Asian cuisines. However, more and more people are starting to recognize and appreciate the fine food culture of Cambodia. Some of the best Khmer restaurants in Siem Reap include Malis, Mahob Khmer Cuisine, The Kitchen Charcoal, Cuisine Wat Damnak, Viroth’s Restaurant, and Embassy Restaurant.

• Western cuisine: The Cambodian city of Siem Reap gets plenty of visitors yearly, particularly travelers from Western countries. Moreover, Siem Reap also has a sizeable expat community. This is why Western cuisine is popular in the city, with plenty of quality Western restaurants that have become local favorites. Must-try eateries include L’Angelo (Italian), The Dining Room at Park Hyatt (French-Asian fusion), Alliance Art Café (French), Nest Angkor Café and Bar (American), FCC Angkor (Asian-Western Fusion) and Le Malraux (European-Khmer fusion). 

• Cafés: Siem Reap has a number of cafés serving quality coffee along with other beverages and sweets. There are plenty of spots in the city where you can get your caffeine fix, including Sister Srey Café, Brother Bong Café, Little Red Fox, Café .9, Footprints Cafés, Artillery Café, and Spoons Café.