Pub Street

11 moments in vlogs

Best one first. Tap a time to play it here.

1. 

   11:55–15:17

   MarkoPolo

   Inside Siem Reap | Cambodia’s Most Magical City!

   Cheap massages nearby cost $7 an hour, and street stalls sell fried snakes and scorpions.

2. 

   1:14–1:38

   World Wild Hearts

   SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA | Best Things To Do In & Around Siem Reap

   Good spot to sample local food or catch a happy hour deal at one of the many bars.

3. 

   11:41–12:01

   Finding Gina Marie – Travel the World

   Siem Reap, Cambodia: Why It's the Most Popular City in Cambodia

4. 

   3:44–3:56

   Amelia And JP Abroad

   Siem Reap Cambodia is MORE than just Angkor Wat (and why we can't WAIT to go BACK!)

   A pint of beer costs about $1 here, and signs across the street advertise 50-cent pints.

5. 

   3:40–3:47Brief

   The Detour Duo

   Our first time in SIEM REAP (beyond the temples of Angkor Wat)

   Not the place for peace and quiet; draft beers can cost about $1, or less at happy hour.

6. 

   4:56–5:16

   Suitcase Monkey

   6 Unforgettable Days in SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA: Angkor Wat, Floating Village, Markets, Travel Vlog 2026

   Described as a sensory overload that feels at odds with nearby spiritual Angkor Wat, but still fun.

7. 

   19:04–20:06

   Chas Bruns

   Things to do in Siem Reap, Cambodia

   Feels completely safe, with kids around; mango salad with chicken was a good pick.

8. 

   10:43–13:16

   travel by erikssc

   ANGKOR TEMPLES & SIEM REAP - The Essential Tourist Guide (4K)

   Tuk-tuks wait here until very late at night, and more daring foods are on offer.

9. 

   20:16–20:43Brief

   Chris Rodriguez and Travelwithchris

   The BIGGEST HIDDEN Gem in Siem Reap, Cambodia 🇰🇭

   Especially busy with locals celebrating during holidays.

10. 

    7:26–8:16

    Con Lear

    The Best (and Worst) Neighbourhoods in Siem Reap

    Fine for a beer and some chaos, but seedy, with girly bars, and a poor place to live.

11. 

    0:24–0:28

    Everything About South East Asia

    Cambodia Is Losing Its Tourists — And Siem Reap Is Paying for It

    After dark, empty tables now outnumber full ones under the neon.