This small market was located close to our hotel and we visited it on our last day. Unlike many retail establishments in the city this was a low pressure selling environment and the stalls appeared to sell high quality genuinely made local products. We purchased some silver earrings for our daughters - not cheap but hopefully worth the extra cost.

This is a fantastic small market to explore! There are a lot of unique goods made by Cambodians and helping Cambodians. I really enjoyed the atmosphere and everyone I spoke with and met was extremely friendly. Highly recommend stopping by this market!

Wonderful place to purchase local items that are different from the usual sellers. We purchased a couple of drawings from Kong So Phanit Painting shop where the art work was from a young local lad who started painting at 12 to help support his and his sister’s education. His mother was so very nice and so proud of her son.

I bought the majority of the gifts for me and others here. There were many artisans and a great variety of items selling at reasonable prices. I bought for 5 year olds to 80 year olds- something for everyone!

Made in Cambodia is a small but amazing market, with beautiful jewelry, scarves, pottery and artwork. Everything is made by Cambodians to support various causes such as health, education and community welfare. You'll feel good purchasing things at this market, knowing your money is helpings so many worthy causes.

Quality products that you know are authentic. Yes, more expensive than other places but you know every dollar you spend is making a difference. We gad such a good experience walking round this market chatting to the stall holders and making a few purchases. Most have credit card facilities btw. Some very inspiring artists and crafters like the artist we bought from who paints with his stumps after losing his hands to a landmine.

We found items not seen anywhere else. All stall holders were friendly. Not a big place or cheap and not easy to haggle either but happy with the prices paid for the items purchased. Definitely recommend visiting. Grab a tuk tuk and ask the driver to wait for you whilst there. Expect to spend no more than an hour here. We actually went a few times because we kept thinking on items seen but not bought at the time $3 -$4 return tuk tuk from Siem Reap centre

This is THE market to come for souvenirs in Siem Reap. Here you get good quality items compared to the other markets and most importantly, you know the items are ALL produced in Cambodia. You get to meet some of the artists themselves, see which village/province the items come from and who are the makers of the products. The souvenirs here are not necessary more expensive than the other markets (did a price check in the Old Market for similar items) but significantly cheaper than the main shops. Some examples of produce you can find here are scarves (silk or cotton), bags/clutches, coffee/tea, spices, alcohol, jams, painting, jewellery, candles, clothes, honey and etc. Highly recommend this place and great way to support the local community!

This is a must for anyone looking for gifts or souvenirs or something special to take home from Cambodia. If you have visited previously like us you will find it in a new location - they moved from beside the Hard Rock Cafe nearly 3 years ago. Beautiful hand crafted items you won’t see in any other market. And whilst they would love your custom the sales pitch isn’t as strong here. The stall holders are often the creators/makers and can tell you all about their products. It’s not as cheap as the other markets, for good reason. Some negotiation is possible but the pricing is more fixed.

This is a must see artisan market centrally located in Oum Kuhn St. I purchased a stunning handmade scarf and silk beads, jewellery from Claycult, original art from Channa, children’s toys, pepper selection, sandstone bracelets and cards. Buying from the artist or creator is so rewarding and they all appreciate your visit.