ANM Khmer Market
ANM Khmer Market
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(Voted one of Travel and Leisure’s Top 5 Things to Do in Siem Reap, we are Cambodia’s first Night Market) The ANM Khmer Market (formerly known as Angkor Night Market) in which has become a full service market that opens from 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm, enjoy a hassle free, safe shopping in a vibrant Cambodian-inspired setting, located at the center of Siem Reap Town. At ANM Khmer Market you can find something for everyone, whether you are shopping for Cambodian souvenirs or looking to unwind after a tiring day at the temples in our famous Island Bar with the widest arrays of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages you can also try their Western & Asian cuisine, in a vibrant setting. ANM Khmer Market offers to the guests a wheelchair access, clean public toilets, Up-to-date firefighting equipment’s for a safe and enjoyable for all the guests. For an authentic experience, look for the ANM Khmer Market Logo at our main entrance.
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Tiff
New York121 contributions
May 2022 • Family
Okay place to visit at night. You’ll get bombarded by tuktuk drivers and shop owners left and right. You’ll start to notice soon enough that everyone sells the same things and none of the “handmade goods” are actually handmade...
Written October 15, 2022
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KodoDrummer
Buenos Aires, Argentina64,824 contributions
Aug 2018 • Friends
Lots of interesting things for sale at inexpensive prices. Good place to dine, have drinks or just ice cream and enjoy the lively, fun atmosphere. I had an amazing foot massage/pedicure in bath water loaded with mini Garra Rufa fish.
Written February 15, 2019
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Thank you for reviewing us! Hope to see soon agian
Written February 26, 2019
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Miz06
Naha, Japan17 contributions
Feb 2015
All the stalls have similar clothing and accessories so don't forget to ask for a discount! The night market gets busy around 8pm & that's the time the thefts are active & in search for oblivious tourists. I was a victim of this. A lady cut open my longchamp bag with a knife as she walked past & at the time i thought she just bumped into me & thought not much of it. But soon after I kept seeing the same lady wherever I went & seemed very suspicious. She continued to follow me for about 10 minutes & stopped if i went into a store. I finally realised that she was stalking me to find a good timing to reach into the hole to grab my phone & wallet. Luckily I stared her down & noticed the big hole in my bag before she could reach into it.
Please be careful as it could potentially ruin your holiday! The thefts are very professional & police won't be much help. My tips are to carry your backpack in front of you & if you have a shoulder bag make sure it's thick & hard to cut through. Just be wary of your surroundings!
Please be careful as it could potentially ruin your holiday! The thefts are very professional & police won't be much help. My tips are to carry your backpack in front of you & if you have a shoulder bag make sure it's thick & hard to cut through. Just be wary of your surroundings!
Written February 26, 2015
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HTonic
England, UK104 contributions
Jun 2018 • Friends
Angkor night Market is interesting to explore, many local stuff to buy and souvenirs but you need to have a bargaining skills because some vendors will ripp you off..Nice place to visit 👍🏻
Written July 18, 2018
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balabrian
Brighton East Sussex25 contributions
Jul 2014 • Friends
On a recent trip to Siem Reap I along with 5 friends purchased watches at the night market, do not make the same mistake. After just 10 days three of the watches had stopped working. As we were returning to Siem reap after traveling around Cambodia we took the watches back only to be told that for $12 nothing could be done, we were actually told if we wanted guarantee we should pay $100 in a proper shop. The owner of the stall who had been the most pleasant of ladies when we were spending money turned into the rudest woman I have ever met. Since returning to the UK the other three watches have also stopped working. My advice stay clear of the watch stalls in Siem Reap.
Written July 15, 2014
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dan193
30 contributions
Jan 2014 • Solo
Okay, so markets in Cambodia are all pretty similar. If you've already bought your Krama, your Angkor Beer tank top and your baggy elephant trousers, then there won't be much new for you here. But this market is still the best in town for several reasons.
Firstly, if you walk to the back of the market, there are several large stalls / shops selling genuine handmade scarves and silk products. These are a little more expensive than the machine made rubbish on the rest of the stalls, but the step up in quality is really noticeable. It's worth a couple of extra dollars to buy something that you know the provenance of, and that really stands out as handmade and authentic.
The second thing is that (despite the comments of other reviewers), you really aren't hassled here as much as at the old market. Sure, the girls at the stalls ask you if you want to buy something. It's a market, they wouldn't be doing their job otherwise. But they aren't as insistent or pesky as they can be elsewhere.
Thirdly, there is a great bar in the centre of the market called Island Bar. Fancy an ice cold cocktail in an open air bar to ease the strain of a long shopping session? This is the perfect place. I also hear good things about the food stalls dotted around behind Island Bar.
All in all, this is the best market in town!
Firstly, if you walk to the back of the market, there are several large stalls / shops selling genuine handmade scarves and silk products. These are a little more expensive than the machine made rubbish on the rest of the stalls, but the step up in quality is really noticeable. It's worth a couple of extra dollars to buy something that you know the provenance of, and that really stands out as handmade and authentic.
The second thing is that (despite the comments of other reviewers), you really aren't hassled here as much as at the old market. Sure, the girls at the stalls ask you if you want to buy something. It's a market, they wouldn't be doing their job otherwise. But they aren't as insistent or pesky as they can be elsewhere.
Thirdly, there is a great bar in the centre of the market called Island Bar. Fancy an ice cold cocktail in an open air bar to ease the strain of a long shopping session? This is the perfect place. I also hear good things about the food stalls dotted around behind Island Bar.
All in all, this is the best market in town!
Written January 12, 2014
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Alice 45
82 contributions
The ladyboys show while your having massage and beer its just GREAT!!!dont expect nothing fancy and clean but thats the beauti of it! For 3 us$ u can have all that and amazing pictures and videos!its funny,they are amazing, there is lots of diferent acts, and some of them looked really pretty!!.. me and my husband we had the best time there and we finish the massage and continued sited enjoying our beers and having fun!!
Most of the other people having massage they are not even interested in the show,they re just fucoused on the free wifi and leting life pass by them...its just stupid I felt like taking they're phones and make them watch!!if you dont like to have fun, enjoy some local guys making you laugh then try some other massage place...
Just one piece of information the location is wrong this show its not in the angkor night market its in the SIEM REAP night market..in the back of the market! at 8pm and finish at 9.30
GO AND HAVE FUN!!
Most of the other people having massage they are not even interested in the show,they re just fucoused on the free wifi and leting life pass by them...its just stupid I felt like taking they're phones and make them watch!!if you dont like to have fun, enjoy some local guys making you laugh then try some other massage place...
Just one piece of information the location is wrong this show its not in the angkor night market its in the SIEM REAP night market..in the back of the market! at 8pm and finish at 9.30
GO AND HAVE FUN!!
Written March 22, 2015
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H Travels
Manila, Philippines43 contributions
Jun 2015 • Family
If you're looking for trinkets, souvenirs, cheap food and drinks you don't need to go much further than the night market. An easy place to pop your feet up and unwind from the long day of exploring the numerous temples around Angkor Wat. Drinks are cheap and the variety of food both local and western is abundant.
There's a lot of massage places which is great cause even with comfy sneakers to explore the temples it still does take it toll. Bought a couple of tee-shirts for gifts for folks back home and its all relatively cheap.
FRIENDLY TIP: the vendors in the night market aren't pushy and all pretty polite, everything's negotiable and priced reasonably. Just remember when you're negotiating with them you're not stopping them from buying their next car or a luxury watch its the food they can bring home to their family or money they can use to send their kids to school. I do bargain but don't mind giving them a couple of extra bucks knowing that I can do without a cup of overpriced coffee vs. a bowl for their family or school supplied for their children (*conscious tourist / travel*)
There's a lot of massage places which is great cause even with comfy sneakers to explore the temples it still does take it toll. Bought a couple of tee-shirts for gifts for folks back home and its all relatively cheap.
FRIENDLY TIP: the vendors in the night market aren't pushy and all pretty polite, everything's negotiable and priced reasonably. Just remember when you're negotiating with them you're not stopping them from buying their next car or a luxury watch its the food they can bring home to their family or money they can use to send their kids to school. I do bargain but don't mind giving them a couple of extra bucks knowing that I can do without a cup of overpriced coffee vs. a bowl for their family or school supplied for their children (*conscious tourist / travel*)
Written May 30, 2016
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TB193
Rome, Italy231 contributions
Sep 2019 • Friends
Some other things to do in Siem Reap except for the temples. There're a lot of things sold here. It's a crowed local market with so many cultural religious local stuff. It's hot though.
Written September 2, 2019
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Stephanie E
17 contributions
I actually really like this market! Compared to other markets that we've been to this one seemed really clean and organized! Lots of variety, but of course markets get a little repetitive, but I really did enjoy this one :D The people who run the stalls however, they try and sell you everything, like literally try to suck you in, so be prepared to stand your ground if you don't actually want it! There was lots and lots of bugs as well! But we did have a nice time :D
Written November 20, 2014
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long n
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
តើការរៀននិយាយភាសាអង់គ្លេសនៅខេត្តសៀមរាបមានផលប៉ះពាល់ដល់ជំងឺកូវីដ19 ដែរឬទេ?
JAMAL S
Singapore, Singapore32 contributions
I am planning to visit ANM market by walk from my hotel and also Pub street. Is it safe to walk around in nights. I have booked my stay at monthara Angkor residence, which is 650m from ANM and 850m to pub street
Alok Nahata
Alor Setar, Malaysia6,195 contributions
Actually you can. But if have any suspicions in mind, just hire a tuk tuk which will be few dollars only. You will have to walk there in any case when you reach the place. It's not that scary also. Just a normal market and pub street is full of people and most of them are tourists only.
WillXplore
Singapore, Singapore
Good day all,
Please help me.
I am planning a trip to Siem Reap and wonder if the night market is opened on this holiday - Visak Bochea Day on 29 April- Sunday?
Please advise me. Thanks.
WillXplore
Singapore, Singapore
Hi vimlamak,
Thank you for advice.
I did ask the hotel that I indented to reserve my room with. Their answer was really non committal which makes me even more jittery. Guess they wanted my business...
Hence I posted the question here.
thanks for your opinion too, but I also want to eat at the night market , shopping aint a big deal for me.
Anyone with knowledge, please advise.
whateveriwan
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia47 contributions
Does anyone know why most of the seller does not accept USD2 here? They told me it's "no value" but in fact I just bought ticket for Angkor park earlier that day with it ?
whateveriwan
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia47 contributions
I just found out the answer...Thx
I'm a solo traveller and also a student so I don't have much money. Before coming to Cambodia I didn't know about the currency so I changed my 300$(All I have) to RIel but almost all sites encourage to use USD. What do I have to do? I'm planning to stay in Siem Reap for 4days and I only have Riel... Help
Cathy W
78 contributions
I think you will be ok. Most places accepted it without any hassle. Just ask for the price Riel if they tell you it in dollars.
dazzab26
Adelaide, Australia9 contributions
Can i exchange Australian Dollars in to Cambodian Riel if so were can i do this in Siem Reap and what rate would i get for 1 AUD , also what about changing AUD in to USD in Siem Reap
Michael L
London, UK563 contributions
I regret I cannot answer your questions definitively. There are money changer outlets in various locations, so changing AUD into local currency should not be a problem. If you haven't set off on your travels as yet, I recommend you take with you USD (rather than AUD) as nearly all prices are quoted in USD - from tuk-tuks to restaurants. Take with you plenty of USD1, 5 and 10 notes, as larger denominations could be difficult to receive change in USD. The few times we received local currency in change, we always used that first and then topped up with USD. Hope this helps. Regards and enjoy your trip!
ElleHansel87
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia77 contributions
How many percent of the price quoted should I bargain?
luispary1
Spokane, WA55 contributions
At first ..Stay quiet as if you are not very interested . They will then offer a special price . Bargain from there . The price they will initially tell you is at least 2x more than what they are willing to sell for.
If you check my review on that I have made some detailed suggestions about your question
Ezhea
Moscow, Russia62 contributions
Подскажите по каким дням он работает?
Вы после камбоджи ездили в тайланд? нам сказали, что там проблемы с визой и если из Тая поехать в камбоджу, то обратно не впустят в тайланд
Спасибо!)
GalinaAn
Moscow, Russia550 contributions
Ночной рынок работал каждый день (во время моего пребывания в Ангкоре). С визами в Тайланд возникают проблемы только у незаконных эмигрантов. То есть у тех, кто долгое время живет в Тайланде по туристической визе (бесплатному штампу).
sebasilva1
Santa Cruz, Chile
Cata... soy Sebastian, de Chile tb.
Cuando hablas del mercado de Tailandia hablas de Chatuchak?
Saludos y muchas gracias
Seba
JESUS P
GIJON2,527 contributions
Buenos dias,
si y merece la pena el visitarlo,es tranquilo y se encuentra en él todo lo que uno pueda buscar.
Tambien hay buen ambiente para cenar y tomar una copa,cuidado con las ofertas de todo tipo
Disfruten
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