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Siem Reap6.5 km from downtown Siem ReapHighlights:The sunrise in Siem Reap is a gentle prelude to the interweaving of the remains of the Angkor Dynasty and modern travel memories. It slowly unveils the mysterious veil of the ancient land of Southeast Asia in an almost sacred manner. Standing on the top of Bayon Temple or on the wall of Angkor Thom, a breathtaking picture unfolds before your eyes: the sky gradually turns white, the mountains in the distance are looming in the morning light, and the nearby Angkor ruins are more simple and solemn under the reflection of the sunrise. Every stone and every mark seems to be telling a thousand-year story, weaving a dialogue across time and space with this new sunlight. In the glory of the sunrise, people can feel the magic and greatness of nature, and also experience the thickness and vicissitudes of history. This quiet and passionate atmosphere is unforgettable.9 attractionBayon Temple5.0
Srah Srang3.3
Siem Reap4.2 km from downtown Siem ReapHighlights:<p>Siem Reap invites you to step into the mysterious and charming cooking class, unlock the Khmer food code surrounded by ancient monuments, and start a cultural journey of taste. </p><p><img class="confluence-embedded-image confluence-external-resource" width="300" src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0106u12000hsu86q33176_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" data-image-src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0106u12000hsu86q33176_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" style="width: 25%;"></p><p><strong>Course content Ancient flavor</strong>: The course market usually takes about 3 hours, focusing on traditional Khmer food, such as Khmer spring rolls, green mango salad, Amok fish, etc. You will start with market purchases, learn and check various spices, vegetables, fish and other ingredients, and feel the local life atmosphere of Cambodia. Learn the unique marinating of fish, making spring roll wraps, and the use of Khmer spices to appreciate the ancient flavor. Students will personally create 4-8 authentic Siem Reap delicacies in one class, and after the course, they can also take back detailed recipes of Khmer cuisine and share this delicious memory with their families at home. </p><p><img class="confluence-embedded-image confluence-external-resource" width="300" src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0100q12000hsu85g32AE6_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" data-image-src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0100q12000hsu85g32AE6_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" style="width: 25%;"></p><p><strong>Small class teaching and deep teaching staff</strong>: The number of students in a class is usually controlled at 6-8 people. This scale makes it easier for the chef to pay attention to all students, and students can exchange their experiences of visiting Angkor. The atmosphere is warm and harmonious, which adds to the fun of learning. Most of the chefs who teach are professional chefs, or have family inheritance, and are well versed in Khmer food culture. They use the method of telling history while making, and provide detailed guidance to let students feel the fusion of food and culture. </p><p><img class="confluence-embedded-image confluence-external-resource" width="300" src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0105812000hsu8p5hAACF_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" data-image-src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0105812000hsu8p5hAACF_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" style="width: 25%;"></p><p><strong>The facilities are full of style</strong>: The cooking venues have indoor and semi-open courtyards with a strong Khmer style. Some cooking venues also have their own vegetable gardens, where they grow many spices and vegetables used in dishes, etc. Some ingredients also come from local markets and villages, fresh and simple, and original. </p><p><img class="confluence-embedded-image confluence-external-resource" width="300" src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0106e12000hdmg38pBA94_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" data-image-src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0106e12000hdmg38pBA94_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" style="width: 25%;"></p><p>The cooking experience in Siem Reap is not only a journey to learn food skills, but also a rare opportunity to gain a deep understanding of local culture and lifestyle. Whether you are a culinary novice or a food enthusiast, the courses here will provide you with a unique experience and practical skills, adding an unforgettable taste and memory to your trip. </p>3 attractionKhmer Cooking Class at a Local's Home1.7
Siem Reap Countryside Cooking Class
Siem Reap6.5 km from downtown Siem ReapHighlights:At sunset in Siem Reap, the afterglow of the setting sun fills the earth, dyeing the sky into gorgeous orange-red or pink-purple. This color change casts a mysterious and romantic veil over the entire city. As the sun gradually sinks, the light becomes soft and warm, making the ancient buildings and natural landscapes more vivid and charming. Under the reflection of the setting sun, the outlines of ancient monuments such as Angkor Wat become clearer, showing a beauty of harmonious coexistence of history and nature. Phnom Bakheng is one of the popular places to watch the sunset in Siem Reap. Climbing to the top of the mountain, you can overlook the magnificent scenery of the entire ancient city of Angkor, especially when the sunset and the spires of Angkor Wat complement each other, it is even more beautiful. Pre-Reap Temple is also a good place to watch the sunset, with fewer people than Phnom Bakheng. Here you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the sunset and the surrounding ruins of temples and lakes, and feel a quiet and profound historical atmosphere. In short, watching the sunset in Siem Reap is not only a visual enjoyment, but also allows people to feel the profoundness of ancient civilization and find inner peace and satisfaction.11 attractionAngkor Hot air Balloon2.8
Phnom Bakheng3.9
4Siem Reap.Angkor2.6 km from downtown Siem ReapHighlights:<p>Siem Reap, world-famous for Angkor Wat, invites you to step into a mysterious pottery class, explore the treasures of Khmer pottery in the afterglow of history, and start a cultural tracing at your fingertips. <br><img class="confluence-embedded-image confluence-external-resource" height="250" src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0104212000hsp3268DC93_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" data-image-src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0104212000hsp3268DC93_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" style="width: 25%;"></p><p><strong>Class content is elegant</strong>: Classes usually start at 3 hours and focus on traditional Khmer pottery. Using local clay, hand-molding and carving Angkor architectural patterns, the works exude an ancient and mysterious atmosphere and tell a thousand-year story. Students personally create multiple pieces of Siem Reap-style pottery in one class, and take the works away after graduation to continue their artistic sentiments. <br><img class="confluence-embedded-image confluence-external-resource" height="250" src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0103m12000hdrk5bz1423_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" data-image-src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0103m12000hdrk5bz1423_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" style="width: 25%;"></p><p><strong>Small class size and strong teacher background</strong>: The class size is small, which makes it easier for teachers to focus on guidance. Students exchange their experiences of exploring Angkor, and the atmosphere is harmonious, which inspires creative inspiration. Most of the potters who teach the class are inherited from their families and are well versed in Khmer pottery techniques. They will tell the history while making, and will provide detailed guidance throughout the process to ensure that students can accurately restore traditional crafts. <br><img class="confluence-embedded-image confluence-external-resource" src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0100k12000hsp34q52021_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" data-image-src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0100k12000hsp34q52021_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" style="width: 25%;"></p><p><strong>Flexible courses,</strong><strong>Suitable facilities and equipment</strong>: The course time is flexibly arranged to adapt to the tourists' itinerary. The venue is usually close to the ancient monuments, and the open-air workshops are integrated into nature, accompanied by the Angkor legend, adding a magical color to the pottery creation. The pottery tools are primitive and simple, and everyone has his own production table. The wood kiln follows the ancient regulations, and the firing is slow but gives a unique texture. There are also electric kilns available, which balance the timeliness and are more efficient. Generally, the pottery can be taken away the next day. <br><span style="color: | 0000ff;"><img class="confluence-embedded-image confluence-external-resource" src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0103p12000hsp3d57A5FD_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" data-image-src="https://nephele.ctrip.com/target/0103p12000hsp3d57A5FD_W_10000_1200.jpg?proc=autoorient" style="width: 25%;"></span></p><p>Siem Reap is famous for its long tradition of handicrafts. Not only is it home to Angkor Wat, it is also one of the birthplaces of ancient pottery techniques. Experience a pottery course in Siem Reap and you will experience the true beauty of Cambodian art and make local pottery with your own hands.</p>1 attractionKhmer Ceramics & Fine Arts Centre2.3
