Cambodia
Siem Reap is the base for the temples of Angkor, with a lively old market quarter, riverside paths and a busy street-food scene.
Free walks and guided tours in Cambodia
Siem Reap
- Free self-guided walk: 1.9 km, 5 stops
- Food tours in Siem Reap
Walking in Cambodia
Cambodia's best-known sight is Angkor, the vast temple complex of the Khmer Empire and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Siem Reap, the town beside it, has grown from a village into a relaxed base with markets, cafés and a walkable centre.
Why Cambodia is here
World Bank figures from UN Tourism data; 2019 is the latest year before the pandemic for which the World Bank publishes comparable numbers. Added in October 2026 because Siem Reap ranked among the most-reviewed walking-tour destinations on Viator.
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- International tourism, number of arrivals (UN Tourism data), World Bank (accessed 2026-10-28)
- Tourism in Cambodia, Wikipedia (accessed 2026-10-28)