Other sights in Siem Reap
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Cambodian Cultural Village
It may be kitsch, it may be kooky, but it is very popular with Cambodians and provides a diversion for families travelling with children. The visit begins with a wax museum and includes traditional homes of ethnic groups and miniature replicas of landmark Cambodian buildings. There are also dance shows and performances throughout the day.
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National Centre of the Khmer Ceramics Revival
Dedicated to reviving the Khmer tradition of pottery, the centre has re-created an ancient Khmer kiln, which is helping to breathe new life into this old art. It’s possible to try your hand at the potters wheel, and there are plenty of elegant items on sale. It’s located near the airport.
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Wat Thmei
Wat Thmei is a modern pagoda concealing a dark past, with a memorial stupa containing the bones of victims of the Khmer Rouge. There are plenty of young monks keen to practise their English here. It’s located on the left fork of the road to Angkor Wat.
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Gecko Centre
Visitors should check out Gecko Centre, an informative place located in the floating village of Chong Kneas. It has displays on flora and fauna of the area, as well as information on communities living around the lake.
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Wat Preah Inkosei
Many modern pagodas were consecrated on the sacred ground of ancient temples. Wat Preah Inkosei is built on the site of an early Angkorian brick temple north of town; the older structure still stands at the rear of the compound.
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Wat Athvea
Wat Athvea is a pretty pagoda set on the site of an ancient sandstone temple that sees far fewer visitors than Angkor. It‘s south of the city centre, on the road to Tonlé Sap lake.
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