Absolutely!

That sounds awesome. I have never spend more than a week in Siem Reap. And the few times I went there was during shoulder seasons. I’m afraid I can’t help you with an answer.

Nice!! Have fun!

A4: parts of Ayutthaya and Sukhothai in Thailand, but more so Palenque in Mexico and Tikal in Guatemala.

A6: on my family travel blog you’ll find this article about the best temples of Angkor to visit with kids. www.sascrossingcountries.com/blog/best-an...

Yes, thanks hosts!

I hope you will someday.

A3: most people enjoy sunsets at the bigger temples. But why not enjoy it with only a handful of others? Go to Ta Keo and climb all the stairs. Sit down and while overlooking the jungle and some temple ruins in the distance you’ll enjoy the best sunset ever! #TravelAddictsHistory #TravelAddicts

Cambodia is awesome! I can’t believe it doesn’t get as many visitors as neighbors Vietnam and Thailand. And it’s very kid friendly as well.

Q2: yes we have and it never fails to impress. It’s such a large temple you see new things every visit. #TravelAddictsHistory #TravelAddicts

A1: I’m Saskia from Sas Vrossing Countries and our family loves visiting Cambodia. Our faves? Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, zullen NP and Koh Rong. #TravelAddictsHistory #TravelAddicts

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