This morning, well before the sun rose, I walked through the black hallways of Angkor Wat. The only sound was the echo of the footsteps of my guide, my friend and me. The guide’s torch lit the path perhaps a meter ahead of us, and he paused occasionally to show us a stunning bas relief, an apsara carving or a 16th century Buddha statue.
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Siem Reap is the most widely sought after city for tourists visiting Cambodia for several reasons; the area is known for it’s abundance of awe-inspiring ancient temples as well as the friendly culture Cambodia has become renowned for. It is a charming city that’s easy to get around with no shortage of spoils, from massage parlors on every block to quaint coffee shops and plenty of shopping, visitors can lost here for weeks and still find more to do.
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