Siem Reap Weather in August

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Season: Rainy Season 

Siem Reap weather in August is a little hot with the average temperature of 28℃(82℉). Generally, the highest temperature peaks at 31℃(88℉) on average while the lowest one reduces to 26℃(79℉) at night. August sees a lot of rainfall and the rainfall accumulates to around 246mm from 22 rainy days. The humidity keeps a relatively high level, around 75%. 

Because of the much rainfall, travelers who plan to visit Siem Reap this month are recommended to arrange their schedules properly. Put the temple visits ahead of other things and better in the morning.  

 

Averages for Siem Reap Weather in August

Temperature: 28°C / 82°F
High Temperature: 31°C / 88°F
Low Temperature: 26°C / 79°F
Humidity: 75%
Rainfall: 246 mm
Rainy Days: 22 days
Sunrise: 05:50 ~ 05:53
Sunset: 18:16 ~ 18:32

Clothes to Wear in Siem Reap in August

In August, with the mild and rainy weather, the clothes you should prepare include short-sleeve T-shirts, polo shirts, dresses, and light trousers. Please note that when visiting temples, you need to cover your shoulders and knees. Quick drying clothes are recommended for rainy days and sometimes a thin coat or jacket may be needed in the early morning or late evening.    
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Top Things to Do in Siem Reap in August

Recommendation Rate of Travel:

Visiting Siem Reap in August, the first draw is still the world-famous Angkor Wat Temples. However, before going sightseeing in the giant Khmer Empire ruins, it is recommended to visit Angkor National Museum first, which collects many artifacts of the Angkor Wat Temple complex. Here you can not only learn about the Khmer culture but also know about the origins and backgrounds of the large temple complex. You’d better spend 1-3 days visiting the temple complex. You will be amazed at the sunset views at the hilltop temple of Phnom Bakheng. Banteay Kdei combining two different styles is also unmissable. August is also a perfect time to explore the Tonle Sap Lake and visit the floating villages. Also, take a stroll around the old market in Siem Reap to purchase some cheap and fine souvenirs.  

Tips

1. It is suggested to take a tuk-tuk or a car to travel among the masses of temples of the Angkor Wat. 
2. Always take an umbrella or a raincoat when exploring outside.
- Last updated on Mar. 24, 2023 by Kate Liu -