7 Best Shopping in Siem Reap, Cambodia

This quiet lane near the center of town is a go-to shopping destination for its range of upscale boutiques and pleasant cafés. You can shop for elegant gifts from Louise Loubatieres, who makes wonderful ceramics and jewelry pieces; browse the clothing collection of designer Sirivan Chak Dumas at the namesake Sirivan; pick up exquisite handmade silks from Neary Khmer; or enjoy the naturally scented candles from Saarti. If all the shopping makes you weary, treat yourself to a massage at Frangipani Spa or a coffee at Little Red Fox Espresso.

With more than 30 workshops in Siem Reap and over 800 craftspeople employed throughout the country, the Artisans Angkor shop offers a dazzling selection of Cambodian arts and crafts, accessories, and silverware from all over Cambodia. You'll find work featuring skills such as woodworking, silk painting, and lacquering.

Madagascar-born, French-raised fashion designer Eric Raisina presents his impeccably stylish couture designs at this outlet in the design-centric mall Aviary Square. The world-acclaimed designer uses stunning Khmer silks to create clothing and accessories that clearly stand a head above the rest.

You can also visit his atelier, at 75–81 Charles de Gaulle Avenue, by appointment only.

A social enterprise offering employment opportunities to disadvantaged women in both Cambodia and Vietnam, Mekong Quilts sells beautiful handmade, durable quilts of all designs, colors, styles, and sizes.

Perfect for last-minute souvenir shopping, you'll find just about everything here, from clothing to traditional woodcrafts, fabrics, and ceramic home-style items, kitschy souvenirs, attractive silverware, and local foods.

This store transforms traditional Cambodian spices and herbs into delightful cosmetics and food products. You'll find Kampot pepper, Rattanakiri coffee, soaps made with lemongrass, turmeric, jasmine, or mango, and lots more. All the products make excellent gifts.

This art gallery specializes in unique lacquerware designs such as polychrome paintings and trademark colored elephants, as well as elegant traditional wood-carved Buddha statues and homestyle items.