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While Hungary is a relatively small country, it has a lot to offer for tourists. The culture, the landscapes and the tourist attractions make Hungary a very interesting country to travel to. This article highlights some of the many interesting attractions in Hungary that travelers might want to visit. There is much more, and a choice of particular destinations to visit is likely to depend on one’s personal interests, but these are just few suggested spots.
Hungary National GalleryIf you are visiting Hungary’s capital city Budapest and are even slightly interested in art, you would probably really like to see the Hungarian National Gallery. Large collections of fine arts that are divided to various sections can capture the interest of a visitor for a long time, and many of them may want to come back later.
Lake Balaton – Central Europe’s Largest LakeShallow waters and sandy beaches make the lake Balaton a popular spot among the tourists who visit Hungary. Lake Balaton is the largest lake in Central Europe. There are many villages that surround the lake and Heviz which is the largest thermal river in Europe is close to the lake. One village that is located near to the Lake Balaton is Veszprem and it has a nice museum as well as a 13th century Gizella Chapel.
Aggtelek Caves in the Aggtelek National ParkThe Aggtelek national park is located in the northeastern part of Hungary. Aggtelek national park has about 250 fascinating caves that have been made a UNESCO World Heritage site (incidentally, there are quite many UNESCO World Heritage sites in Hungary). The formation of these caves in the limestone bedrock is something that may especially fascinate the geology buffs, but others may find the end result interesting as well.
Obiously, this is just a very small sample of what Hungary has to offer for tourists who visit the country. There is enough things to see and do in Hungary for a person to spend several long vacations there and still find something new and interesting.
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Tourism has brought many benefits to Cambodia: it provides opportunity and employment for a new generation of Khmers, has helped to spark a rebirth of the traditional arts, and has given the country a renewed sense of pride and optimism as it recovers from the dark decades. Cambodia’s tourism is enhanced by its greatest treasure: its people. Thanks to an unbreakable spirit and infectious optimism, they have prevailed with their smiles intact; no visitor comes away from Cambodia without a measure of admiration and affection for the inhabitants of this enigmatic kingdom.Angkor temples:Angkor Wat is an amazing place. The temple, the long galleries of detailed bas-relief carvings, the steep stairs, the history! It is the most famous, the most majestic temple of Angkor’s site, tours of which are the emblem of Cambodia. Its construction lasted 37 years. His name means in Khmer “the city pagoda”. Siem reap:Nestled between rice paddies and stretched along the Siem Reap River, the small provincial capital of Siem Reap Town that lodges and feeds Angkor’s million annual visitors has evolved into a chic heaven of rest and relaxation. Nowadays, it is a vibrant town with modern hotels and architectures. Despite international influences, Siem Reap and its people have conserved much of the town’s image, culture and traditions. The surrounding temples that seemingly stretch out forever are definitely worth exploring while a sunrise or sunset balloon ride over Angkor is not to be missed. Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake, Tonle Sap is also nearby – with its unique water flow.Phnom penh:Phnom Penh is the capital and largest city of Cambodia. The sights of Phnom Penh are largely cultural and historical. Set aside two or three days to see the major points of interest: the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, the Toul Sleng Genocide Museum and the Khmer Rouge ‘Killing Fields,’ the National Museum, the Russian Market, Central Market and Wat Phnom. People have many and varied images of Vietnam, but this recent trip to Vietnam revealed a very friendly, welcoming people and country with extraordinary natural beauty. In North Vietnam, life is slower and more traditional than a part in the Southern.Must see and do list in Cambodia:Indochina Lands agency organizes customized tours in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. If you’re planning on traveling to Cambodia, here are some key locations to help you make your personalized travel.
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Most visitors to Siem Reap are there to visit the famed Temples of Angkor and who can blame them? These spectacular ruins from the 9-14th centuries are an adventurer’s dream. Located just 7km from the entrance gate, Siem Reap has become a popular stop on the tourist trail of Asia. Once a sleepy town full of farms and small shops, the increase in tourists over the past 15 years has brought an international feel to the town. Modern hotels, internet cafes, and international restaurants are a welcome treat after a day spent exploring the temples in the Cambodian heat. Yet, Siem Reap retains its small town charm and visitors who take the time to explore the town and its surroundings are rewarded with a deeper insight in to Cambodian culture and lifestyle.
Where to stay in Siem Reap?
Whatever your budget and whatever your accommodation needs, Siem Reap has something to suit your tastes. With over hundreds of hotels and guesthouses to choose from, selecting accommodation can seem like a daunting task. However, our team in Siem Reap is constantly researching and visiting hotels, both old and new, to stay up to date on the best options in town. Below is a selection of our recommended hotels for each category which we hope will make your decision easier.
BoutiqueA hidden gem in Siem Reap is Viroth’s, a small hotel with just seven rooms tucked on a quiet side street near the heart of the city. Trendy, relaxing, and intimate, Viroth’s made the Conde Nast Hot List in 2008.
Mid Range An Exotissimo favorite, the Tara Angkor is a chic boutique hotel with quality rooms, welcoming staff, and a great location near the Temples of Angkor. Likewise, the Victoria Angkor Resort & Spa is a graceful colonial building offering a refined atmosphere in the heart of Siem Reap. A bit trendier, the Hotel de la Paix features stunning Art Deco rooms accented by local art work and traditional textiles. The hotel also has a strong commitment to community development and its responsible travel outings are a great way to give back to the community.
SplurgeFor those seeking the ultimate in luxury, there is no doubt that Amansara is the place to stay. Housed in the grounds of a former royal palace and featuring top of the line service and facilities, the Amansara is redefining the face of luxury in Cambodia. La Residence D’Angkor is an ideal base for exploring the temples, with leafy green gardens, warm hospitality and luxurious rooms. New in 2009, The Sothea is emerging as one of our favorite places. With just over 30 rooms, the intimate feel and outstanding service (all rooms have a personal butler!) are sure to please even the most discerning of guests.
What to see in Siem Reap Cambodia?
Of course, no visit to Siem Reap would be complete without a visit to the Temples of Angkor. Over 100 temples lie within the Siem Reap province dating from the 9th-14th century. Passes are sold for 1 day, 3 days or 1 week and whilst you could spend a lifetime exploring, we recommend at least 2 full days for temple exploration. This will allow you to see all of the main temples, plus a few outlying ruins without racing around.
There are several options for getting around the temples. Car, bus, and van remain the vehicles of choice, but we recommend taking a day to cycle through the temples. Traveling by two wheels, either by regular bike or electric bike, gives you a unique perspective and an eco-friendly way to see the temples. Elephant Rides are available and you’ll feel as if you’ve stepped back in time to the days of the Angkorian kings as you meander through the woods and temples. A tethered hot air balloon is available near Angkor Wat which gives distant, but sweeping views of the temples and their surroundings. But the most exciting experience available is a helicopter flight around the area. Ranging in length from 8 minutes to a half day excursion, buzzing around the temples in a helicopter is an unparalleled experience.
Any itinerary should include Angkor Wat, the magnificent legendary temple. Bayon is another favorite with its mysterious faces smiling down on visitors, while the jungle covered Ta Phrom is an evocative blend of nature and architecture. Other temples in the vicinity worth seeing are Phnom Bakeng, Pre Rup, Baphoun, and Preah Khan.
If you have more time, trips further afield lead to less crowded temples and spectacular photo opportunities. Just 12 km from Siem Reap are the Rolous Group of temples, some of the earliest ruins in the region. The petite Banteay Srey features intricate carvings in pink sandstone and nearby Banteay Kdei is a hidden gem tucked away in the jungle.
Beng Melea sprawls across one square kilometer and remains covered in trees, roots, and vines. Constructed in a similar style to Angkor Wat yet overrun by nature, Beng Melea is a truly adventurous place to visit. Koh Ker, situated to the northeast of Siem Reap, is the remnants of the Khmer capital in the late 9th century and features a circular loop of about a dozen ruins.
Need a break from temple touring? Siem Reap has several other activities and opportunities for travelers.
A boat trip on the Tonle Sap Lake should also not be overlooked. Each year during the rainy season, the lake swells to five times larger and the plethora of fish provide the livelihood for the lake’s residents. An Exotissimo favorite is the Paneman Boat, a large wooden cruising boat run by an eco-tourism company which provides an elegant ride along the water. A boat trip departing from Kampong Phluck takes you through the floating villages and ancient mangrove forests of the lake, a great way to see the unique lifestyle of the lake’s residents.
Artisan’s D’Angkor is a unique organization working to preserve traditional Khmer arts and crafts. They have established two centers in Siem Reap. The location in town features a stone carving workshop where locals produce magnificent sculptures, while the silk centre is a bit further afield. Here you can see the entire process of silk creation: from the breeding of the silk worms, to the dyeing and weaving of the material.
Siem Reap’s small downtown turns in to a hive of activity as the sun begins to set. The small ‘Old Market’ closes down and tourists flood in to town to enjoy cocktails on ‘Pub Street’ and dinner in one of the many restaurants. Vendors have capitalized on this area’s popularity by establishing a night market at the south end of Pub Street. Cambodian crafts such as artwork, silks, carvings, and t-shirts are for sale in an open air market off a tranquil side street making it the perfect place to pick up souvenirs.
A traditional Apsara Dance performance is a great evening activity as the elegant dancers, elaborate costumes, and live music create an enchanting atmosphere. Another treat is a traditional massage at our favorite shop, Bodia Spa. Here you will be treated to a relaxing spa or massage treatment, using top quality natural products and traditional techniques.
Shopping and Dining in Siem Reap Cambodia
Siem Reap is a diner’s paradise with a vast array of cuisines on offer. Seemingly every week a new restaurant emerges from fine French menus to local crocodile barbeques! Madame Butterfly is a ‘can’t miss’ in Siem Reap. The food is authentic, delicious Thai and Khmer cuisine served in an understated, elegant restaurant – the perfect combination for a relaxing evening out in Siem Reap. Viroth’s also features fine Khmer dining in a nice setting while Meric at Hotel de la Paix is reinventing modern Khmer cuisine.
For a romantic table for two, there is no better place in Cambodia – if not the world – than a candle lit dinner at Sra Srang. Catered by the Amansara chefs, your meal is enhanced by the tranquil surroundings of this ancient baray. A romantic candle lit meal, delicious food, exquisite wine, and a tranquil setting – what more could you ask for?
Dinner at Prasat Kravan within the grounds of one of the Angkorian temples is an experienced unmatched elsewhere in the world. Guests experience a private Apsara dance performance and shadow puppet show whilst dining by candlelight in the grounds of a temple.
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Takeo is a small town and capital of the province of the same name. What makes Takeo town appealing is that it is less-visited, which makes it a perfect place to absorb authentic Cambodian atmosphere and a quiet place to appreciate colonial buildings. Its natural beauty lies in its rivers and lakes. Many canals were also built, adding to the aquatic nature of the town.
The road linking Phnom Penh and Takeo town is pretty good, making a day trip from the capital a worthwhile option. Takeo town is also an excellent base for visitors to explore Phnom Da and several other pre-Angkorian temples at Angkor Borei, a small town of about 14,000 people which was at one time a capital of the Funan Empire. Angkor Borei can easily be visited with a one hour boat ride from Takeo. The trip is scenic and captures the true essence of Cambodia life with farmers tending to their crops on the partially flooded rice fields and fishermen casting their nets being common sights.
Not too far from the provincial capital is Phnom Chisor, one of the province’s main attractions. It is an ancient temple built in the 11th century and is located on a hill. It may not be as grand as Angkor Wat but Phnom Chisor is still an excellent temple to see as is not frequented by as many visitors as other temples in the country. In order to reach the temple, one has to make a climb of over 400 steps. But, the view from the top and the temple itself are just rewards.
Tonle Bati is a small lake in Takeo Province, a popular recreational area where Cambodians like to spend their leisure time during the weekends. During the weekdays however, Tonle Bati sees very few visitors and the site is quiet and peaceful. Not too far from the lake is Tonle Bati Temple, an Angkorian-style temple that remains largely intact, with its lush garden enhancing the area’s atmosphere.
Takeo is a beautiful and relatively untouched province where you can experience authentic rural Cambodian life with Exotissimmo’s Takeo Getaway day trip. Starting from the Cambodian capital, we will take you to all of the aforementioned sites on a peaceful and memorable trip into the Khmer countryside. Cambodia is truly a captivating country and more of it can be discovered with our recommended Cambodia tours and Cambodia day trip programs.
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Established in 1993, Exotissimo Travel is a well known Tour Operator with 16 offices throughout Southeast Asia. We have the expertise and connections to create your perfect tours in Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Indonesia at the best possible price.
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