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Common to a lot of East Asia markets the night market is set in a grid formation. The outer stalls which face on to the street tend to be the most "touristy" but it is worth going deeper into the grid. Yes, it is busy, hot and noisy but you will be rewarded with finding the less obvious things. I picked up two beautiful linen shirts (needed due to the heat) and some fantastic Tin Tin art work …
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Date of experience: October 2019
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Like all markets the stall owners want you to buy from them. However they are so in your face and over bearing that you can not stop to look without them being all over you. They all sell the same so just pick a stall and haggle.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Interesting experience. Good variety and quality of clothes but you need to ready to bargain hard as the prices are highly negotiable. They easily come down to 50% of what they initially quote. There are T- shirts and other accessories + souvenirs available. There are also several nice dining options available around the market with different cuisines.…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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Boomeranger wrote a review Feb 2020
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom483 contributions562 helpful votes
Love it But the main market is better . Not as busy and not as crowded. But neverless worth a visit to get that bargain
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Read a few reviews about markets. We went thru this one and went to the back. Got a 30min food massage and saw a drag cabaret. Def worth it, starts at 8ish pm. This should be the #1 thing to see in a siam reap market but I haven't seen much about it on TripAdvisor. Totally surprised but in a good way. Check it out! Foot massage also well done.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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