Things to do in Siem Reap, Siem Reap Province: The Best Shopping

Fine art gallery and workshop, producing some of the most beautiful decoration items in Cambodia by using ancestral techniques and precious textures like natural lacquer, gold leafs, eggshell, galuchat, straw marquetry, and much more...

Sombai is a sweet home-made liqueur from Siem Reap. Sombai bottles are painted and decorated by hand, making each of them a unique piece and an amazing souvenir. We also have a non-alcoholic range of products under the brand name "Joe's" including quality spices, aromatised sea salts, peppers and alcoholic jams. You can come for a "workshopping" including a free tasting, visit of the workshop and some shopping every day from 8am to 8pm. The Workshop is open daily. Otherwise, we are available for free tasting and for retail sale at our stalls at the Made in Cambodia Market (King's Road) every day from noon to 10pm.

Each unique piece designed and carried by shop676 is brought to life from hours of care, workmanship and a direct collaboration between shop676 and an artisan or craftsman. We therefore support direct trade and aim to pay the craftsman directly and better than if they worked within a fair trade or other organisation by eliminating the waste. Our soft, light natural fiber wears and accessories are

The concept for Colors of Cambodia originated in 2001, when founder Bill Gentry visited Cambodia and found himself in awe of the highly skilled artists and rich artistic history of the country. He noticed most of the children in Siem Reap’s impoverished villages had no means or platform by which to create art, leaving a very important gap that needed to be filled. Currently there are still no mainstream art programs in Cambodian schools. In 2003, Bill officially opened the doors to Colors of Cambodia, located right in the bustling heart of Pub Street. What began as a way of offering free art education and materials to the children of Siem Reap has since developed to encompass much more over time. The NGO employs full time Khmer teachers (once former students), who teach in the gallery, as well as in local Schools within and on the outskirts of Siem Reap. It also hosts internationally renowned artists who conduct in-house workshops and has full-scale art exhibitions.

Urban & contemporary art gallery, coffee shop and cocktail bar. Opening Hours 10am - 6pm Tuesday - Sunday

Open Studio Cambodia is an art collective housed in a villa near the ancient temples of Angkor Wat that includes contemporary Cambodian artists, a community art space and an informal gallery. Open Studio Cambodia supports its artists and charitable activities by providing art tours of contemporary and traditional Cambodian arts to create meaningful cross-cultural international connection. The tours are led and curated by Open Studio Cambodia founder, Lauren Iida, a Japanese-American paper artist. Iida draws on her 12 years living and working in Cambodia, her fine art training, and her passion for the art and artists of Cambodia. Open Studio Cambodia's mission is to provide a platform for emerging contemporary artists while also working to restore the traditional Cambodian arts for future generations. Today, Open Studio Cambodia has nine permanent resident artists and is providing studio and exhibition space for many others in the community.

Diwo Gallery 1 features a selection of the most refined Khmer statue and Buddha's.And displays home decor, books and a permanent exhibition of Thierry Diwo's photography. Located at 5 minutes from the center of Siem Reap the gallery has two terraces, and a nice garden.Diwo Gallery 2 is now open, located in the city center river side, next to the old market, between Monument Books and Ta Prohm Hotel. Sokha and Thierry welcome you warmly, they give intesting commentary. Free pick up by car possible

Located a mere 10 minutes from the majestic temples of Angkor, Theam’s Gallery (formely Theam's House Gallery) is the home-cum-gallery of Master Cambodian Artist, Lim Muy Theam. As you step from one breath-taking pavilion to the next, you experience a sanctuary of serenity and a true visual feast. This lush space invites you to explore and immerse yourself in Khmer culture at its very best through Theam’s impressive private collection of local artefacts. Witness young apprentice artisans painting, sculpting and lacquering, while discovering the colourful contemporary creations of Theam himself. The gallery features a professionally curated showroom exhibiting all artwork conceived and produced onsite. This exquisite visual arts space gives visitors an authentic insight into the distinctive world of Cambodian art. Located in the tropical courtyard, Theam’s Café & Lounge serves a selection of coffee and fresh juice daily.

his very unique small art gallery presents creations of Stephane Delapree (Stef), a French born Canadian artist. Trough his Happy painting, the celebrated artist Stef, has made a singular contribution to avant-garde Cambodian art. The childlike innocence and clarity which infuse his paintings make them popular both to art-world sophisticates in search an authentic vision and a wide range of art lovers. His clients included Royalties, diplomats, other luminaries and discerning travellers from all around the world; and many tourists who love to bring back home Stef's happy Cambodia merchandisings.

Dedicated to fine art photography of Asia, McDermott Gallery was founded in 2004 by photographer John McDermott. The New York Times called him the Ansel Adams of Angkor, writing that "McDermott's pictures are not just beautiful but iconic." McDermott Gallery has two locations in Siem Reap: at FCC Angkor and at Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor. Additional work may also be viewed at Belmond La Residence d'Angkor and Anantara Hotel & Spa.