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Boutiques, Galleries and Shops
 Angkor Arts Diwo Gallery 1& 2
Featuring a selection of the most refined
Khmer statues and Buddha's. The gallery also displays home decor, books
and a permanent exhibition of Thierry Diwo's photography. Works were
produced by Cambodian artists commissioned to create art with the same
techniques and materials
used by their ancestors: bronze, silver, stone
and wood. Photo exhibition features the work of Thierry Diwo, a
Cambodia-based French photographer and publisher in sepia color. Two
locations: Diwo Gallery 1 in a lovely picturesque location outside town
and, on the road to Tonle Sap. From the Wat Svay bridge follow Diwo
signs. Exotic garden with two terraces for relaxing, and; Diwo Gallery 2
in the Old Market area on the riverfront road.
Open 8:00AM - 9:00PM
Wat Svay, Tonle Sap Road, Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)92-930799
+(855)(0)92-876252
Website:
www.tdiwo.com
 Angkor Cookies-Madam
Sachiko
Specializing in edible souvenirs, Madam Sachiko's offers an
award-winning line of cookies, including their popular Angkor Cookies,
which are shaped like the temples of Angkor. They also sell many other
Cambodian food gifts such as honey, tea, palm sugar, chocolate and
pepper. Enjoy shaved ice, fruit shakes and juices, tea and coffee next
door at the air-conditioned Café Puka Puka. Open 9:30AM - 7PM.
Road to Angkor Wat, opposite Sofitel Hotel,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Website:
www.angkorcookies.com
 Angkor Recycled
Selection of products made from recycled material, all produced in
Cambodia. Bags, purses, pouches, wallets passport holders and more
created from rice bags, cements bags and other recovered materials.
Located inside the Angkor Night Market.
Angkor Night Market,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)12-693318
E-mail:
achcambodia@yahoo.com
Website:
www.angkorrecycled.org
 Angkor Shopping Center
Escape the heat in Angkor Shopping Center which boasts
two floors of fully air-conditioned shopping. Browse their huge
selection of gems and jewelry -- custom orders are welcome, and they
have a goldsmith on site. Cambodia souvenirs including silk and silk
clothing, stone, wood, marble and jade statues and carvings, Cambodian
silver and foods are also available.
Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
Opposite the Royal Gardens,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)63-963522
Fax: +(855)(0)63-963605
E-mail:
akshopping@online.com.kh
 Artisans D’Angkor
Chantier-Ecoles
After admiring the temples of Angkor, discover Khmer arts and crafts
techniques at the Artisans d'Angkor workshop. Take a free guided tour
where master artisans will show you the secrets of stone and wood
carving, lacquering, silver plating and silk painting. The showroom
contains a wide range of traditional and contemporary products made in
the workshops.
Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
Daily 7:30AM - 6:30PM.
100m off Sivatha, near the
Old Market area,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)63-963330
E-mail:
infos@artisansdangkor.com
Website:
www.artisansdangkor.com
 Artisan Heritage of Light
At this Cambodian ceramics center a few
hundred meters off of Airport Road, visitors can take free tours of
the ceramic workshop and watch several artisans on-site working and
firing clay. Daily classes are available to visitors who want to try
their hand at making traditional Cambodian pottery. The showroom
features a large selection of ceramics in traditional and modern
styles for sale and wholesale inquiries are welcome.
250m off Airport Road. (See Airport Rd
map),
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)92-627993
+(855)(0)88-4415555
Website:
www.cambodiaheritageartisan.com
 Asia Craft Centre (ACC)
Conveniently located on the road to Angkor Wat, the Asia
Craft Center is a unique showroom of beautiful Cambodian and Asian
traditional handicrafts and gifts. The ACC features high-end Cambodian
silk and silk products, lacquerware, inlaid marble paintings and a wide
selection of quality handmade Asian rugs, primarily from Kashmir. The
ACC do the silk looming and stone carving on-site, and special orders
are welcome.
Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
Open: 9:00AM - 8:00PM
1/ #0216, Road to Angkor Wat,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
2/ Inside Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)63-760321
+(855)(0)92-968524
Fax: +(855)(0)63-760320
E-mail:
hilcambodia@yahoo.com
Website:
www.cieworld.com
 Bambou
Indochine
Bambou has an extensive range of funky, original t-shirts for men, women
and children. Inspired by the images of Indochina, the collection is
hand printed on 100% cotton and available in a full range of colors and
sizes. " Bambou also
offers a beautiful Cambodia-inspired collection of casual and cool silks
and Bamboo Fiber resort wear".
Four
locations in Siem Reap (Alley west, Lucky Mall, Street 11 next to Red
Piano, international Airport) and Two Locations in Phnom Penh (street
178near the Riverside and International Airport).
Visa/MC
Tel: +(855)(0)63-966822
E-mail:
info@bambouindochine.com
Website:
www.bambouindochine.com
Friend ‘n’ Stuff
Offering cool hand-made gifts, such as notebooks made from Khmer
newspapers, recycled bags and necklaces made from candy wrappers. If
you're looking for unique gifts from Cambodia that benefit a good cause,
be sure to visit. Part of the Mith Samlanh (Friends) NGO.
Next to Marum Restaurant, Wat Po Lanka area,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Website:
www.friends-international.org
 Full Moon Art Center
If you're looking for an artistic souvenir from your time in Cambodia,
visit the gallery Full Moon Art Center for a wide range of Cambodian
paintings, both small and large. From portraits of apsara dancers and
Buddha to depictions of Angkor Wat and modern renderings of Cambodian
life, there are paintings at Full Moon Art Center to suit most tastes
and budgets.
1) Corner opposite Old Market,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)77-706044
2) On Sivutha Blvd opp. Canadia Bank,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)77-706040
E-mail:
fullmoonartcenter@gmail.com
 Grace
House Community Craft Workshop
At the Grace House Community Craft Workshop you'll find Cambodian
handicrafts made by the women of Grace Gecko. Grace Gecko Vocational
Center for Women is a community development project that seeks to
empower disadvantaged and marginalized Cambodian women through skills
training and employment opportunities. Through Grace Gecko, the women
are taught to weave products from natural materials under fair-trade
conditions. The workshop enables women to learn and work, earning a fair
wage for their handicrafts.
Phnom Krom Rd, at Wat Atwea Rd.,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)63-6392168
+(855)(0)92-207852
Website:
www.gracehousecambodia.org
Kampot Pepper & Coffee Shop
Kampot pepper, grown in Kampot province in southern Cambodia, has been
world renowned as some of the highest quality pepper in the world,
displaying a distinct flavor and pungency. Coffee grown in Indochina -
Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos - is similarly prized, deeply rich and
aromatic. The Kampot Pepper & Coffee Shop carries a complete selection
of fresh Kampot pepper and Indochinese coffees, offering different
grind, types and blends as well as unique packaging, suitable for
souvenir or gift. Attractive pepper grinders full of Kampot pepper.
Street 7, Old Market area,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: (+855)(0)85-881153
(+855)(0)69-390165
E-mail:
realdiamondlena@gmail.com
 Khmer Ceramics
Fine Arts Centre
At the Khmer Ceramic Center workshop and gallery, visitors have the
opportunity to watch the process of making Khmer fine arts. Experience
every step of the artistic ceramic process during a guided tour in
French, English or Khmer - from the potter's wheel to carving, first
firing, glazing and the last firing. You can also try your hand at the
potter's wheel or take a class to learn more about Khmer ceramics
techniques, throwing pots, or raku. No experience is necessary and all
ages are welcome. The gallery also features a wide selection of
traditional and contemporary Khmer ceramics.
Road to Angkor Wat (30m from stop light),
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)17-843014
Website:
www.khmerceramics.com
KILT
The perfect souvenir of a visit to Cambodia, KILT jewelry is made using
available local renewable resources including stones from lake shores
and river beds, naturally tanned cowhide and copper and silver wires
from discarded cables. Proceeds benefit the Siem Reap based
organization, Khmer Independent Life Team (KILT), which teach landmine
victims and their families jewelry-making skills. Each piece is
unique--both representing Cambodia and giving back to it.
Salarkonseng Village
Tel: 078-334386
088-6848886
www.kiltjewellery.weebly.com
 Kokoon
Owned by the famous Senteurs d'Angkor, Kokoon Boutique is
located next to Blue Pumpkin and offers a wide range of locally-produced
crafts including elegant shawls or luxurious bed covers, made from silk
from Phnom Srok--famous for its exceptional quality. Kokoon also offers
a gorgeous selection of cotton and silk scarves, fine jewelry and home
wares, plus food gifts: Cambodian spices, flavored teas and rice brandy.
Pamper yourself with the selection of Senteurs d'Angkor toilette
products, including fragrant massage oils, natural handmade soaps, body
cream and more.
Visa/MC/JCB
2 Thnou Street, near the Old Market,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)63-963830
Website:
www.senteursdangkor.com
 Leathers Collection
The Leathers Collection shop carries a wide range of high quality,
crocodile leather products made from their own crocodile farming,
breeding, and tannery factory. You'll find Cambodian crocodile bags,
purses, belts, wallets, footwear, cigarette boxes, watchstraps and more.
Additionally, the shop sells stingray, sea snake and ostrich leather
products - perfect if you're looking for a unique gift from Cambodia!
Road to Angkor Wat, ,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)16-758595
E-mail:
leatherscollection@yahoo.com
 Le
Lézard Bleu
The sister shop to the popular store on
Phnom Penh's Street 240, Le Lézard Bleu is a boutique, art gallery, and
design shop in one. Offering high quality, traditional and contemporary
Cambodian art, carvings, hangings, art-deco furniture and home décor,
the store carries unique creations and curios that make lovely gifts,
such as framed pages of prayer books in Khmer script.
Visa/MC
2 Thnou St, opposite the Provincial Hospital,
Old Market area,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)12-928005
E-mail:
le.lezard.bleu@online.com.kh
 McDermott Gallery
McDermott Gallery in Siem Reap features iconic
photography of Angkor, and wider Asia by American photographer John
McDermott, who has been shooting the region for more than 17 years.
You'll find limited edition prints, reproductions, posters and greeting
cards on sale. The original gallery, showcasing McDermott's mesmerizing
images of Angkor is located at the FCC complex along the riverfront. A
second gallery is located in the Old Market area on The Passage and
exhibits McDermott's work along with rotating exhibitions of local and
international mixed media artists. A third gallery has just opened at
the legendary Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor, and includes a collection of
exquisite jewelry by a local designer, hand-crafted ceramics and
selected work by international photographers.
Visa/MC/AMEX
Open 10:00AM -10:00PM
1) At the FCC, Pokambor Avenue (by the river),
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
2) On The Passage, Old Market Area,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)12-274274
Website:
www.asiaphotos.net
 Mekong
Quilts
Mekong Quilts specializes in high quality, hand-crafted bed
covers, accessories and gifts. Their quilts include
Asian-inspired, contemporary, traditional and modern designs, as
well as a colorful line of products for babies and children.
Mekong Quilts is a non-profit community development project
which provides sustainable employment for women in rural Vietnam
and Cambodia; all profits from the store go back to the NGO and
are used to provide scholarships, health initiatives, and
employment training in remote villages in Svay Rieng province.
Sivatha Blvd,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel:
+(855)(0)63-964498
Website:
www.mekong-quilts.org
 Mooglee
T-Shirt
Mooglee T-shirt has a wide range of original designs printed on
100% cotton t-shirts, dresses and tank tops. Inspired by the
jungle book, Mooglee regularly creates new designs and prints in
small quantities. With a photo quality print, Mooglee can also
customize t-shirts on request. Located in the 'Art Center
Market,' shop 02 (on the river front). You can also find Mooglee
products in some boutiques and luxury hotels and at the Siem
Reap Museum.
Tel: +(855)(0)12-789232
+(855)(0)12-904463
E-mail:
info@mooglee.com
Website:
www.mooglee.com
ONYX
Featuring cool European clothing and accessories with Asian
flair, this trendy boutique shop in the Passage behind Pub
Street carries a line of beautiful scarves, skirts, tops and
jewelry for every occasion. Onyx's range of jewelry made by
local designer Som Rany are handmade of natural Cambodia seeds
and make a striking and unique souvenir or gift.
Old Market area, The Passage
Tel: 089-411334
 Pich
Reamker Shop
This unique gallery and shop offers authentic Cambodian masks
and headwear, as seen in traditional Khmer dance and theatre
performances. The high-quality, authentic masks offered by Pich
Reamker are created using traditional techniques and hand
painted in bright colors--each mask is a unique work of art in
itself.
1) Gr 3, Teaksen Tboung,
Siem Reap,
Cambodia.
2) Angkor Night Market,
Siem Reap,
Cambodia.
Tel:
+(855)(0)12-876863
+(855)(0)17-968226
E-mail:
pichream_ker@yahoo.com
Pouk Silk Farm
(Artisans d’Angkor at
National Silk Center)
Discover the world of silk from the growing of mulberry
trees to the production of silk fabrics including traditional silk cloths
such as Hol Silk, Phamung and Lboeuk, as well as other accessories made
from pure silk. Free daily guided tours. Located 20 minutes from Siem
Reap town. Free shuttle bus at 9:30AM and 1:30PM from Artisans d’Angkor.
Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
Open daily from 9:00AM - 1:30PM
Rte #6, 16km west of town,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)63-399064
E-mail:
infos@artisansdangkor.com
Website:
www.artisansdangkor.com
Private Collection
Located inside the historic Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor this upscale
boutique has a lovely collection of souvenirs and beautiful pieces of
jewelry. Much of the collection is from Cambodia, including locally-made
costume jewelry and silver jewelry set with Cambodian semi-precious and
precious stones. Private Collection also sells jade figurines and 18k
gold jewelry from Kashmir, including necklaces, bracelets and brooches.
Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor
Tel: 063-964222
 Rajana
This NGO-run shop carries a wide range of items handmade by Cambodian
artisans, including silk products, bags, silk paintings, silver jewelry,
home décor, handicrafts, pillows, hilltribe crafts and even local
coffees, spices and condiments. They also have creative takes on
traditional items, including shoulder bags made from krama textiles. The
Rajana Association prides themselves on bringing fair-trade to all parts
of Cambodia, working with home-based artisans in several cities, and
offering fair prices for handicrafts and skills training for young
people. In addition to Siem Reap, Rajana has shops located in Phnom Penh
and Sihanouk Ville.
Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
8AM - 11PM
#153, Sivutha Blvd,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)12-481894
E-mail:
rajana.association@gmail.com
Website:
www.rajanacrafts.rog
Rehab Craft
Offering a stylish, modern take on Cambodian handicrafts, Rehab Craft
Cambodia is an NGO that provides job skills and employment opportunities
to people living with disabilities. Their products range includes
contemporary silk items, trendy purses made from recycled rice bags,
wooden carvings, home décor and accessories. All earnings are reinvested
in training and employment programs.
Old Market area, Pokombor Av.
Tel: 063-965104
www.rehabcraft.org
Sam Orn Silver Handicraft
This family-owned business has been making high-quality silver products
in various incarnations in Cambodia since the 1960s. All of their
products are uniquely designed and handmade, including silver and
silver-coated plates, animals, statues and jewelry. Visitors to the shop
have the opportunity to see traditional Khmer silver techniques and
local handicraft production.
Commailly Road, behind Sofitel Hotel
Tel: 012-632662
 Senteurs d’Angkor
Shop
Open since 1999, this well-known boutique offers a unique
collection of authentic Khmer products and toiletries. Pamper yourself
with natural handmade Khmer soaps, massage oils, body creams, body
scrubs and bath salts in exotic scents including jasmine, orchid,
cinnamon, lemongrass, green tea, mango, and lotus. They also carry a
range of Cambodian spices and Kampot pepper, plus delicate spice
mixtures for making authentic Khmer curry, amok, lok lak and satay. The
store is filled with unique gift ideas from Cambodia, including scented
candles, local teas and coffees and silk kramas and bolts by meter.
Visa/MC/JCB
7:00 AM - 10:0 0PM.
Located opposite the Old Market,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)63-964801
+(855)(0)12-326546
Website:
www.senteursdangkor.com
 Senteurs
d’Angkor Workshop
The Senteurs d'Angkor workshop offers visitors the opportunity to see
the process of producing natural soaps made from coconut oil,
moisturizing creams and subtly-scented balms and candles. First, observe
the different steps in the treatment of spices to make traditional Khmer
curry or amok and of the creation of flavored coffees and teas. Then,
see the coloring of sugar palm leaves and their weaving to produce
lovely boxes made from natural fibers. Finally, learn to identify
various local exotic plants and flowers: lemongrass, chili, pepper
plant, bougainvillea, frangipani, hibiscus, jasmine and more. 7.30AM to
6.00PM, everyday. Free visit. Located on Airport Road between the
airport and town.
Visa/MC/JCB
Airport Road (Route #6),
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)63-966733
Website:
www.senteursdangkor.com
 Smateria
Located on Alley West, Smateria's collection transforms everyday objects
into beautiful bags and accessories. Whether it's a diary made from used
milk cartons or purses crocheted from discarded plastic bags, Smateria's
line of hip recycled products will surprise you with its ingenuity.
Smateria specialize in bags, from trendy clutches to roomy totes and
even a few designed especially for men.
Alley West, Old Market area,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)63-964343
Website:
www.smateria.com
 Theam’s House
Featuring original works of
Cambodian art, Theam's House offers visitors the opportunity to watch
the artistic process in their studio and purchase unique objects of art.
Previously the artistic director of Artisans d'Angkor, Theam has
assembled and trained a team of artisans to create authentic
designer-made works of art inspired by the beauty of Cambodia. In
addition to their own original works, the Theam's House showroom also
features local artifacts and handicrafts from across Cambodia.
#25, Phum Veal, Khum Kokchak,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)12-712039
Website:
www.theamshouse.com
 Wild
Poppy
This Australian-owned boutique features feminine yet practical women's
fashion and accessories. They have a wide selection of dresses made from
Cambodian cotton and vintage-inspired patterns that will look as good in
Siem Reap's tropical heat as at home. Wild Poppy also carries a range of
quality local products, including coffees, teas, and Bodia Nature
products. You'll also find a selection of cool beads and pearls to make
your own jewelry. Wild Poppy has two locations, one on funky Alley West
in the Old Market area, and a second on Sivutha Blvd in the middle of
town, which also houses Australian hairdresser, Soul Hair Design. Two locations:
1) Alley West in the Old Market area,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
2)Sivutha Blvd,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Traditional Markets (Phsar)
and Souvenir Markets
 Angkor Night Market
Siem Reap’s first and original night market, located in the heart of
town. Very popular. The Market opens in the mid-afternoon, stays open
until at least midnight, harbors more than 200 thatch roofed shops and
stalls offering souvenirs, handicrafts, fish massage, clothes, Asian and
international food, drinks, books, DVDs, electronics, jewelry, art and
there’s even a travel agent. Massage, fish massage, documentary movies
at the Movie Mall. The shopping atmosphere is peaceful and relaxed and
the welcoming Island Bar at the back of the Market provides a nice place
to relax and chill over some very reasonably priced drinks and snacks.
Off Sivatha Blvd,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)92-654315
Website:
www.angkornightmarket.com
 BB
Angkor Night Market
New souvenir and art night market right at the end of Pub Street. Dozens
of stalls and vendors offering a variety of Cambodian and Asian art,
souvenirs, curios gems and jewelry. Also restaurants, bakery/deli, drink
stands and more. Check out the great view from the Triangle Restaurant
atop the market.
Tel: +(855)(0)12-915915
 Noon
Night
Market
Open from early afternoon to midnight, located in the center of town
within easy walking distance of Pub Street and the Old French Quarter.
Lighted by silk lights and cooled by numerous fans, the market provides
“comfortable and safe, free and easy shopping.” Over 100 stalls and
shops offering Cambodian souvenirs, Khmer art, silks, handicrafts,
massage and more. Al fresco bar and Khmer food restaurant at the market
both offering reasonably priced food and drinks and a welcoming
atmosphere. Free wifi in the market and ATM available.
Old Market area, just off Sivatha Blvd,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)63-963775
Website:
www.noonnightmarket.com
 Phsar Chas (Old Market)
The Old Market (Phsar Chas) and surrounding area including the nearby
Pub Street, Pub Street alleys and the Night Markets are 'must sees' when
visiting Siem Reap. Very popular, the whole Old Market area stretching
from the river across to the night markets on Sivutha Blvd is now the
dining, shopping and nightlife center of town.
Of the various traditional Cambodian markets
in Siem Reap, the Old Market offers the deepest selection of souvenirs
and curios. There are souvenir vendors on all sides off the market and
into the interior, especially on the river side - offering silks,
silverworks, carvings, statuary, art and handicrafts as well as
t-shirts, post cards, boot-legged DVDs and books.
The 2 Thnou Street side of the market is a
mix of local and tourist vendors, some offering souvenirs, others
specializing in clothing, shoes and hats aimed more at the local
consumer. The opposite Street 11 side is also a mix, with many vendors
offering handicrafts, puppets, musical instruments and basketry and
local food and dried fish vendors toward the other end. The north side
of the market along Street 9 caters more to the locals than tourists,
vending fruit, vegetables, meats, clothes, hardware and such. There are
several interesting local spice, tea and coffee vendors on this side and
a number of inexpensive cafe stalls lining the street, serving Cambodian
fare in an interesting, very local atmosphere. A good place for a budget
meal and a taste of real Cambodian cuisine.
The streets in the area around the market,
especially the now famous Pub Street and Pub Street Alleys, sports
dozens of tourist oriented business including galleries and boutiques,
restaurants, cafes, bars, massage and spas, travel agents, bookstores, a
pharmacy and lots more. See
Old Market for more.
 Phsar Leu Thom Thmey (Big, New, Upper
Market)
Phsar Leu is the main traditional market for the locals - an expansive
market building full of vendors and stalls hawking everything from fresh
fruits and vegetables to motorcycle parts, clothing and rice by the
bushel. Not a good place to shop for souvenirs but a great place to see
a bit of real Cambodia. The old Phsar Leu was torn down a few years ago
and a new market building constructed and renamed ‘Phsar Leu Thom Thmey’
(Big, New Upper Market). Opens and closes with the sun. Busiest in the
morning.
Route #6, east of town center,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Supermarkets, Convenience Stores
and Other Shopping
Shops and businesses of various types stretch along Sivatha Blvd from
Route #6 to the Old Market area - souvenir shops, convenience stores,
banks and money changers, massage shops, travel agencies, photo shops
and more. LuckyMall containing Lucky Supermarket, Monument Toys & Books,
Lucky Burger, U-Care and a dozen other stores is the newest addition to
international-style shopping scene. Convenience stores are located all
over town with several along Sivatha Blvd, all offering selections of
groceries, sundries, drinks and more.
Angkor Market
One of the first and most complete international-style convenience
stores in Siem Reap. Food, drinks, spirits, wines, ice cream...
Sivatha Blvd,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: +(855)(0)63-767799
Reasmey Tep Pranom
Airport Road international-style convenience store.
Airport Road (Route #6),
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
U-Care
Pharmacy, beauty products, toiletries
1) Old Market area (at the end of Pub
Street),
Siem
Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: 063-956396
2) Lucky Mall on Sivutha Blvd,
Siem
Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: 063-966683
3) Siem Reap International Airport,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
4) Cultural Mall at the Angkor National Museum,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Website:
www.u-carepharmacy.com
Photography Shops
Photo shops Photo shops are located across the town, all
offering digital services and most film services as well. Several dot
Sivutha Blvd through the center of town.
Laor Penh Cheth Digital Centre & Studio
Long established photo shop and studio. Digital photo services and film
processing. Studio and photographers.
1) Sivutha Blvd corner of St.03,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: 063-6526666
2) National Road #6,
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Tel: 063-6556666
Website:
www.lpc-studio.com
Book Stores
Most book vendors in Siem Reap focus on
Cambodia and Southeast Asia related books,
Angkor temple guides and travel books. Some places offer proper,
original copies but most sell bootleg versions at cut-rate prices.
Monument Books at the Museum Mall offers the best selection of new,
original books in town and Monument Books at Lucky Mall carries
children’s books. In the Old Market area, D’s Books on 2 Thnou Street
opposite the hospital has new and used books and Siem Reap Book Center
on 2 Thnou at the end of Pub Street offer a selection of Cambodia
related titles. Several roving book carts prowl the Old Market area
offering selections of the most popular Cambodia related titles. Book
stalls on the riverside of the Old Market sell temple guides and
Cambodia-related books, as do small vendors near the temples.
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