How to get from Siem Reap to Koh Chang

Most people would fly back to Bangkok then land travel to Koh Chang. But it’s also possible to get there by BUS from Siem Reap.

Where to stay in Siem Reap

There are plenty of affordable hotels and hostels in the area. But, I love this one:

A special experience in Siem Reap

Remember I said previously that I love the hotel (and its staff) we stayed at? Here's why.

I had been wanting to visit a Buddhist temple to see the architecture, the monks at prayer, and get a blessed red string bracelet if possible, but I never seem to get the chance. Even from my first visit here, I didn't get to.

7 Other Things to do in Siem Reap

Other things worth doing aside from visiting Angkor Wat:

Siem Reap: A little piece of Heaven in Asia

Michael's photo of sunrise in heaven

SIEM REAP is the capital city in northwestern Cambodia, and is where the Angkor region is located. The past 10 years has seen an increase in tourism due mainly to ease of access and travel to the ancient Angkor Wat complex or historical Phnom Penh through its neighbors Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam. More so, affordable flights are now provided by airline companies.

How to get from Bangkok to Siem Reap - Part 2

This part is about getting from the border to Siem Reap proper.

So you've gotten stamped, survived the chaotic crossing alive and all, and excited to get to the city and see the national heritages and wonders of the place. 

How to get there?

Crossing the Poipet Border Warnings

Many have experienced and written about their border-crossing horror stories, let’s hope through this you won’t have to write yours!

Poipet Boarder Crossing is the probably the busiest and most scamful of all the crossings into Cambodia. You really need your smarts to get through here. So when you're passing through, it's best if you're fully awake, sober, and in a good mood. Okay, maybe some alcohol might help ease the annoyance.  

How to get from Bangkok to Siem Reap - Part 1

Many travelers make their way to Siem Reap after a stint in Bangkok, as the city is accessible by various modes of land transportation.

I’ve done the mini-van and the local train ways.

the Low-Down: