Night Market — Attraction in Siem Reap

Siem Reap's night market is a vibrant and bustling hub located in the heart of the city. The market comes alive in the evening, offering a wide array of stalls selling handicrafts, textiles, and souvenirs. Visitors can explore the colorful displays of traditional Cambodian artwork, including paintings, wood carvings, and sculptures. The night market also features a variety of clothing stalls, where you can find traditional garments, silk scarves, and trendy accessories. Food enthusiasts will delight in the market's street food vendors, offering delicious Khmer cuisine such as fried noodles, barbecued skewers, and fresh fruit shakes. As you wander through the market, you can catch glimpses of traditional dance performances and live music, creating a lively atmosphere. Bargaining is a common practice in the night market, so visitors can try their hand at negotiating for a better price. The market is conveniently located near popular tourist attractions like the Angkor Night Market and Pub Street, making it a must-visit destination. With its vibrant atmosphere, unique shopping experience, and cultural offerings, the Siem Reap night market is an ideal place to immerse yourself in the local culture. Whether you're searching for a memorable souvenir, sampling local delicacies, or simply soaking up the lively ambiance, the night market in Siem Reap is a fantastic place to...

A Must-Visit Evening shopping in Siem Reap!** I recently visited the Reverside Night Market and had an unforgettable experience! Nestled near the river, this market comes alive at dusk with twinkling lights, creating a magical and relaxed atmosphere. It’s smaller than other markets in Siem Reap, but that adds to its charm—less crowded and easier to explore.

What I loved: Food Variety: The food stalls are a highlight! I tried authentic Cambodian dishes like fish amok and BBQ skewers, along with fresh coconut ice cream. Vegetarian options were clearly labeled, which was a plus. Unique Souvenirs: The handicraft stalls sell beautifully crafted items—silk scarves, wooden carvings, and eco-friendly products. Bargaining is expected, and vendors were friendly and patient. Ambiance: Live acoustic music near the river made the evening feel special. There’s also a cozy seating area to unwind with a drink.

Tips: Go early (around 6 PM) to avoid the small dinner rush. Bring cash (small bills) for easier transactions. Don’t miss the $1 foot massages—perfect after a day of...

Just sharing our experience that may not be representative of the typical night at the Riverside Night Market.

Went to Pub Street for dinner and to soak in the vibrant atmosphere there. While walking off, saw the lighted Riverside Night Market sign only 1 lane away & decided to explore it then as had actually planned to visit it the following night, having read many good reviews. We didn't know they are so close together.

The night market consisted of street food carts along the roads on both sides of the river and a market area with mainly souvenir stalls.

The difference between here and Pub Street is like day and night. There is hardly any visitors here with no one patronising the street food stalls. As the souvenirs stalls are selling similar stuff as in Pub Street and Old Market, we didn't go inside the Night Market after looking over the stalls on the perimeter. It was such a surprise, the lack of visitors as mid December is within peak...