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Savong's School. Everyone goes to Siem Reap to see incredible Angkor Wat, but for me the best memories come from the opportunity I had to let local students practice their English on me at Savong's School - a volunteer three classroom school 30 minutes east of Siem Reap. This school runs on overseas support plus locals including full-time teachers. The students, and their smiles are just incredible. The opportunity to really connect with locals (and to give something back) is pure magic. To more...

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Archaeology Siem Reap Almost unbelievable by goscott from NY 2 cheers Seeing is believing...and yet so hard to believe Angkor and its dozens of temples were left to themselves and time. Of course there is the main structure of Angkor... More
Off the Beaten Path \| Volunteer Siem Reap Siem Reap review by kiwitraveller from New Zealand 1 cheer Savong's School. Everyone goes to Siem Reap to see incredible Angkor Wat, but for me the best memories come from the opportunity I had to let local students practice their English... More
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Religious Sites Siem Reap Much More Than Angkor Wat by andreafez from NY 1 cheer I heard Angkor Wat is one of the top ten placse one must see before they die. I also believe going to a third world country and seeing how most people in the world struggle is... More
Siem Reap TONLE SAP LAKE tonle sap the great lake by dixonstreet got back from the most amazing tour of the tonle sap lake and flooded forrest visited places like Chong Khneas floating villages with schools,shops,churches,visited a bodha temple... More

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