Areas to live in Siem Reap

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BeckyJo Member

Member since 08 September 2013

BeckyJoMember08 September 2013 10:56:41

Hi. Me, my boyfriend and our cat are moving to Siem Reap on the 10th of November 2013 from the UK!

We are looking for accomodation for when we arrive and I have posted an advert in the Housing section.

I have read about different areas to live in Siem Reap and that there are problems with flooding and power cuts more in certain areas. Can someone please advise on the different areas in Siem Reap and where these problems are more likely occur.

Many thanks!!

karen ViP

Member since 21 June 2013

karenViP09 September 2013 05:51:36

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Hello BeckyJo.

Welcome to 禁漫天堂

Thanks.

Karen

Lalo27 Contributor

Member since 05 May 2010

Lalo27Contributor23 September 2013 04:44:45

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Power cuts can be everywhere and any time, and flooding is less frequent now, lot of work has been done on drainage. Wat Damnak and Wat Bo areas had the most flood in the past. Nothing this year so far...

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