Allson Angkor Paradise Hotel
Allson Angkor Paradise Hotel
Street 6, Phum Sala Kanseng, Sangkat Svay Dongkum, Siem Reap, Cambodia
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Location :
Central
Rooms :
169
Strategically located in the heart of Siem Reap, Allson Angkor Paradise Hotel offers a convenient access to most tourist attractions in the city. Allson Angkor Paradise Hotel also boasts of luxurious facilities including limousine services, airport transfer, and vehicle hire. It also features a fitness centre, steam bath, massage, sauna and other recreational amenities.
from US$ 48
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per night
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Cambodian New Year: traditionally taking place at the end of the harvest, for two days in mid-April, to mark the New Year according to the Khmer lunar calendar. The event is celebrated with decorated homes and shrines filled with food and beverages. Locals gather together to visit temples and pagodas, and many people converge upon Angkor Wat.
Birthday of Buddha (Visa Bochea Day): is in late May. This reverent day is a time for Buddhists to make merit by visiting temples and making offerings to the monks.
In early June is a celebration of Cambodia’s young people. On this day, children’s festivities and events are arranged throughout the country. Most parents take time off work if they can to spend the day with their children.