Siem Reap · Sports & events

Siem Reap's Cambodian Premier League side and the only professional club in the province, one of eleven teams in the 2025–26 top flight. Fixtures move, so check the club's own channels the week of the game rather than a printed schedule.

The roads inside the Angkor park are flat, partly shaded and close to empty before seven, which makes them the best running in Cambodia. You need a valid Angkor pass to be inside the gates whatever you are wearing.

The Nick Faldo course at Kasekam Village, five minutes from the airport, was the town's golf draw. It has been temporarily closed since 1 June 2026 for renovation and restructuring with no reopening date announced, so email before you build a trip around it.

The proper walking, as opposed to temple-strolling: a steep forest path to the carved riverbed at Kbal Spean, and the longer day out to the Kulen plateau and its waterfall. Confirm what your pass actually covers before you set off — the Kulen plateau is administered separately from the Angkor park.

No stadium tourism, no second club, no motorsport. The national stadium and most of the Cambodian Premier League are in Phnom Penh, five to six hours away by expressway bus; everything else you do in Siem Reap you organise yourself.