Svay Leu Holiday Deals

Svay Leu Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Svay Leu

If the Chrissie money you got from Nan is burning a hole in your wallet, why not spend it on a ticket to Svay Leu? We promise — it'll be a gift that keeps on giving!

It's 260 kilometres to the north of Phnom Penh, the country's capital.

Whether you want to learn about the cultural and religious aspects of the area or just relax in the calming atmosphere, the Beng Melea is the place to go.

Anlong Veng is 50 kilometres to the northwest and worth having a look at. Want some more ideas? Siem Reap, 65 kilometres to the southwest of Svay Leu, ought to be your second stop.

Eating is one of life's greatest pleasures, and since you're here, you probably think travel is too. Combine your love for both by getting out and tasting the local food and drink at a handful of the restaurants, cafés and bars across town.

If you're poring over a menu, there's every chance you'll come across dishes with rice or noodles. They're just some ingredients typically used in the cuisine here.

When Svay Leu locals talk to you about their food, you might hear bai sach chrouk (pork and rice) or kuy teav (noodle soup) mentioned once or twice. These classic dishes form part of the area's identity and should be on any food lover's list.

You might be eating your way into elastic-waisted slacks, but fried bananas is worth every single calorie. This well-liked dessert will have your taste buds tingling at the very sight of it.

For lovers of a quality pint, get comfy at a bar and ask for Bayon. Enjoy it with a side of storytelling and socialising with the locals.

If you're travelling to Svay Leu on the 9th of November, get ready to kick up your heels! Independence Day sees crowds of locals getting out and about and celebrating.

Located 65 kilometres to the southwest is Siem Reap International Airport (REP), the nearest terminal. Ensure you give yourself ample time to find it.