Siem Reap, Big city in Cambodia
Siem Reap is a vibrant city, famous as the gateway to the ancient Angkor Wat.
The name 'Siem Reap' means 'Defeat of Siam', referring to a century-old victory over Thai invaders.
The city is known for its vibrant night markets and traditional Apsara dance performances.
Most international travellers reach Siem Reap via its International airport.
Close to Siem Reap, at Tonle Sap Lake, one can observe a rare phenomenon - a river flowing in two directions.
Location: Siem Reap Municipality
Population: 147866
Elevation above the sea: 18 m
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