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There's plenty of parking spaces at this pier but still gets full with motorcycles. Nonetheless, its easy to navigate around and look for parking spaces - with fees, its not free. There's a lot of stalls selling tickets or tours (speed boat/private boats) to the different islands but the actual boats also sell the tickets before boarding.

This is the only temple in the complex built on a hill. The temple itself is beautiful, tall and majestic. The hike took about 20minutes for me because I walk slow. It was dusty going up, the ground is Cambodia is really dry in February. To get to the top of the temple, there's a fee more steps on a steep ladder. On top, you can see 360 view of the complex and the trees surrounding it.

The front desk staff at our hotel recommended to see the sunset from here and so we did just like the other hundreds of tourists and locals did. TBH, go somewhere to see the sunset. It was hard to appreciate because of the crowd. There's just so many people and it was hard to get a good view.

Another stunning temple in the complex. To access Preah Khan, you have to walk a long pathway lined with statues and mostly shaded by trees. There's also a beautiful causeway leading to the main gate.

What is unique about Preah Khan is that there's little restoration done to it compared to the other temples. It's mostly left in its original ruins and staff only does maintenance and stabilization work.

Seoulland is a bit unpopular to foreigners because of LotteWorld and Everland but I believe this is more kid-friendly than the other theme parks. It's great for families. There are lots of rides that small kids can experience and also good for adults who are not into the "challenging" ones.

I went with 2 adult friends and we rode the Vikings first and we're done 🤣. We tried the smaller roller coaster and bump cars as well as the mono-bike which was fun. Our last attraction was Alice's House which made me really dizzy and lightheaded.

We went on a Tuesday and not all rides were available. Most restaurants were closed so we ended up with Lotteria for lunch. Most of the stores were closed as well. It would have been more fun if everything is in full operation.

Lastly, we took the skylift going back to the main entrance. That was my favorite ride! It was relaxing and we saw the beautiful view of Seoulland, the mountains and the river.

We only stayed for 4hrs so we were not able to see the laser show or fireworks. But will probably try to come back when its cooler and will stay until evening.

Be prepared to walk so wear comfortable shoes. There's a lot of stairs and steep hills if you want to fully explore the village. Be respectful and keep it down since this is a real residential area.

There are small cafes and restaurants around. Many areas (walls, stairs, alleys, lamposts) with murals that you can get nice photos with.