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Tag: what to do in Siem Reap

Into the Heart of Cambodia: An Epic Adventure to Preah Khan’s Hidden Ruins

Reaching the stunning & remote temple of Preah Khan is an adventure in itself. Join us!

The Secret World of Tonlé Sap Lake: Cambodia’s Timeless Floating Villages

Explore floating villages, a completely different world only a stone’s throw away from Siem Reap and the temple complex of Angkor!

Reviving an Ancient Craft & Khmer Pride: Golden Silk Pheach

Visit this exclusive golden silk farm where a thousand-year-old tradition is brought back to life along with the Khmer pride!

Pedal Through History: Angkor, off the beaten path & on the single track!

The Angkor temple complex, overwhelmed by tourism, can still be explored authentically by biking off the beaten path, revealing the grandeur of the Khmer civilization.

Phare Circus: Where Living Arts Heal and History Comes Alive

The show at Phare, the Cambodian Circus, blends dance, drama, and live painting to convey a story of resilience surviving the Khmer Rouge, highlighting art’s power to heal and inspire.

Beyond Angkor Wat: Discovering the Secrets of Beng Mealea by Motorbike

Reach Beng Mealea off the beaten path and explore these poetic Khmer ruins half swallowed by the Cambodian jungle.

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👩🏽‍🍳 Camp cooking has never been that easy! Flapjack recipe: 💦 While water is very sparse in the Karoo, one of the largest dams in South Africa can be found in the Tankwa Karoo NP. However, this water has a very high sulphur content and cannot be drunk without being seriously filtered. 🤩 Surprisingly, the harsh environment of the Tankwa Karoo national park is teeming with wildlife! ❓Many of you asked us if it was really that easy to set up camp, so we decided to show you what it takes from arrival to being ready for sundowners! ⚠️ The @tracks4africa map does not lie: 4x4 only track! 🤩 Some places are not easy to reach, and sometimes it’s more about the journey than the destination… Yet, some magical sights have both!

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