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| Siem Reap Travel Guide |
| by Chin Seng (Author), Lina (Mapper) |
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| Evan: Luckily I can get this guidebook before my f.. |
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| Rach: I have always been passionate about the Angk.. |
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| Joerg: Thank you! This travel guide is very helpful.. |
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| David Roberts: Excellent guide and something I found very i.. |
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| Traveller Reviews (7) |
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| What's inside? |
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Want to have an affordable, yet enjoyable holiday in Siem Reap? a4trip's 18-page Siem Reap travel guide contains 3 maps and numerous travel tips that'll tell you all about the culture, language, places to visit, hotels, guesthouses, transportation options, restaurants and shopping hot spots around the city. Don't miss out!
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Luckily I can get this guidebook before my flight. From empty idea until now I can plan for my trip. The guidebook helps me a lot. It's useful, thanks! |
| by Evan, Malaysia. Posted 21 May 2009 |
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I have always been passionate about the Angkor Wat temples since seeing Tomb Raider... I want to do it before it's too late and while i have the chance :) Hope this helps! Your guidebook looks awesome and it will be coming with me... its all the inside tips that make it an enjoyable n safe experience.
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| by Rach, Australia. Posted 19 Nov 2008 |
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Thank you! This travel guide is very helpful and clearly in it's way to describe all about Siem Reap with nothing unimportant mentioned.I think that's the way a travel guide should be. Not crowded with senseless phrases but just with possible alternatives what to do there - simply good! I really enjoyed the way you did your travel guide about Siem Reap! |
| by Joerg, Germany. Posted 18 Apr 2008 |
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Excellent guide and something I found very informative to reference. Main thing I enjoyed was the suggested trip routes round Angkor Wat. Very good and hope there are more to follow. |
| by David Roberts, United States. Posted 03 Apr 2008 |
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Preparing for our trip to Angkor, I am running through several different guidebooks. Your travel guide very well complements with practical, hands-on informations the other guides available. It is very useful. |
| by Ferenc Kleinheincz, Hungary. Posted 02 Apr 2008 |
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Fantastic! Restaurant guide, hotel guide and temple guide very helpful. Need to update: no need to bring along photos for admission pass to temples -they take your photo, no charge. Great maps as well. |
| by Sarah, United States. Posted 23 Feb 2008 |
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Thank you very much for your note. I found the Siem Reap guide very useful. I used the maps and the general information was a great help.
Good luck with a4trip guides and keep it up. Cambodia was wonderful and beautiful. |
| by Roswitha Ferstl, United States. Posted 16 Feb 2008 |
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