USD1 ~ 4000 riel
Last Wednesday we started our journey by taking AirAsia to Siem Reap (Angkor). The journey was smooth and we arrived early than the time estimated.
The Siem Reap International Airport is small, well, what can we expect from them? As long as the officers do not "fierce" to us, then thank god!
Then we headed to our guesthouse by Tuk-tuk. Free transfer service. Free welcoming drinks. Nice mix fruits shake we had. 
After we discussed our itinerary with the tuk-tuk driver, we went to Tonle Sap Lake by boat which cost us USD12/pax for around 1-2 hours of tour. We observed the living style of those staying in floating village. I must say it is not easy to deal with water. They did not have a proper place to sleep as the hall of the "house" is for multi-fuctions. 
This is Chong Khneas floating village, most accessible to Siem Reap. Someone keep some crocodiles and fishes.
We had Khmer (Ke-Mai) food as lunch, with Amok the popular ones.
We had our buffet dinner with Apsara performance that cost us USD12/pax. 
Later we went to buy ticket to visit Angkor Archaelogical Park which has been listed by UNESCO as World Heritage Site. 1-Day pass costs USD20; 3-Day pass for USD40 and 1 week pass is USD60. We opt for the 1-Day pass as it was sufficient for us to cover the main temples/ruins.This is the famous Angkor Wat! Amazing view..
The stone faces of Bayon... 
Baphuon is in restoration. 
Terrace of the Elephant
Terrace of the Leper King
Bantreay Srey (Citadel of the Women)
Pre Rup
Ta Phrom (Tomb Rider) 
Overall, these are some of the main temples/ruins that we had visited. Of course, there are many more which are situated outside from the Archaelogical Park. Ones can access to those places by adding extra fees to the driver since it involves a longer journey. When we were there at Siem Reap, the weather was truly hot. Please apply sunblock, put your umbrella or cap/hat on to protect yourself.
For Phnom Penh, i will pen it down when i have the mood... Not much fascinating moments there as it is just a capital city of Cambodia.
