Travel guide to Siem Reap, Cambodia

Cambodia is an exotic country, located in the abdomen of Southeast Asia. People here live a very simple and lovely life. Most of them believe in Buddhism, and you can experience the most exciting way to travel.

At the top of Bakken Mountain, the crowded place is the crowd waiting to watch the sunset on Bakken Temple.

Today's trip is over, and there is almost no rest from 4 am to now. Maybe I'm too excited to feel tired at all.

So the nightlife in Siem Reap began again.

Surprisingly, Chinese billboards and neon lights can be seen everywhere here. It seems that China people are really everywhere.

Go ahead and you will find the famous "night market". There will be a lot of souvenirs and local costumes to sell, but it doesn't feel as good as buying them at scenic spots.

Here is a grand introduction to this shopping mall, called Lucky.

Supermarket. There are supermarkets on the first floor and some shops upstairs. And they are all tax-free and cheap. If you want to buy cigarettes, wine and specialties, please buy them here! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Don't go to the duty-free shop at the airport! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Duty-free shops will be much more expensive than here! ! ! ! And I even suspect that the cigarettes bought at the airport duty-free shop are fake.

I regret not buying all the duty-free goods here. Perfume, food, alcohol and tobacco, even the monopoly of Apple and Sony! ! Electronic devices such as PSP can be bought.

All kinds of fruits sold in supermarkets are not as expensive as those in China.

You can safely drink milk when you come out. Although poor here, people here have faith.

I regret it. I didn't buy wine here at that time. Variety and low price. When I finally came out of Phnom Penh, I was slaughtered.

Finally, I chose some daily necessities from the supermarket for the next few days, bought some fruits and snacks, and went back to the hotel to rest. Tomorrow, we will start our trip to the outskirts of Siem Reap.