Oh no you’ve only got 3 days in Siem Reap! Here’s how you can maximize your stay anyway 😜

#angkor Wat is the highlight of the place with everything from hotels to restaurants being centered around its thriving attraction. But don’t miss out on the rest that Siem Reap has to offer! Here is what you can do for a short stay without spending all your time visiting the temples on your next trip! Day 1: Morning: visit the local artisans and craftsmen, and get a feel of the traditional Cambodian arts like silk weaving, stone carving, and woodwork If time permits go to the Phare, Cambodian circus and watch the acrobats’ performance centered around Cambodian culture Afternoon: visit the Cambodian war museum and learn about the Khmer Rouge’s history Evening: wander through the night markets and try some tasty street food and Cambodian snacks Day 2: Morning + Afternoon: hire a tuktuk privately for tours around the temples. You’ll save time and money since it would all be at your own pace. Evening: visit the floating markets and get a real feel of the local life by taking a boat ride Day 3: Morning: take a pottery class - you’ll need to schedule this in advance but can probably be done with your hotel. It doesn’t take more than a couple hours but it is intense! Especially if you’re like me and this would be your first time Afternoon: go for a local village cycle tour to explore the countryside of Siem Reap Evening: go to Phnom Prom and enjoy the sunset if you feel like being away from the main tourist spots for a while Day 4: Return 📣📣 *We stayed at Model Temple Resort & Spa - perfect for a couple and pretty close to the central market *Carry cash - most if not all vendors have a Visa card machine but if you’re taking tuktuks frequently you’re going to need cash (unless you’re using apps like bolt)#100waysoftravel