Siem reap night market is one of the attraction for the tourists and they can spend their leisure time after dinner. All types of items are available. Siem reap is famous for cashew, pepper etc. Restaurants are there for foodies.

Superb, Safe, crowded but not that it will be trouble. Lot of small shops for shopping. people are very good , friendly and helpful. But you must negotiate well. lot of scope there😉. Lot of restaurant and street food stops as well. But for Vegetarian people, i must say, please carry you RTE packets. there are Indian restaurants , but limited preparation.

Plenty of shops for eating and shopping or just enjoy the decorations, music and light. The area in pub street and around a bit overprices for eating, recommend to eat before entry in that street, get better and cheaper food to be honest. Many places does happy hours as well, usually from 6 pm. For shopping they always charge more than double price. For example a t shirt they start with 10$ until I payed for 2$. Magnet they said 1 for 1$, easy you can get 3 for that price and so on. Many things to try too during your visit, like massage, fish massage, ice cream made in front of you and others interesting things.

Night market is just that. There are two areas for shopping. One side of it is open during the day and night market is on the other side of the river. They all pretty much sell the same stuff. I was hoping that some people would have unique things but no. I actually think the souvenir shops by the temples have better bargaining deals. Some of the shops out there dont get a lot of shoppers and so they are more desperete to sell

The night market is definitely a fun place to try out street food, see the vendor crafts, and just kind of explore. The city definitely felt very safe for 2 ladies at night to walk about, and we never felt like we couldn't navigate our way either. Food all over the place was delicious, the music was lively, and definitely a must see for something to do in the evening when you are in town.

During our trip to Cambodia, exploring the Siem Reap Night Market was a highlight. This bustling market, located in the heart of the city, offered a vibrant mix of culture, unique crafts, and delicious street food. As evening fell, we were drawn into its lively atmosphere, with rows of stalls selling everything from handmade crafts to trendy clothing. We spent hours browsing, discovering beautiful silk scarves and intricately carved wooden statues. Bargaining with the friendly vendors added a fun, cultural element to the experience. The market's street food was a culinary adventure. We sampled local delicacies like nom banh chok, a traditional Cambodian noodle dish, and indulged in rolled ice cream for dessert. Beyond shopping and eating, we enjoyed watching local artisans at work and performances of traditional Cambodian music and dance, which added to the festive atmosphere. Visiting the Siem Reap Night Market was an unforgettable experience that enriched our trip to Cambodia. Its lively vibe, unique shopping, and delicious food make it an entertaining destination if you are visiting Siem Reap.