A crowd-sourced toplist with the best street art in Old French Quarter, Siem Reap. Edited by "Jay-Jay" Dorsey.
This is a toplist with the best street art near Old French Quarter, Siem Reap. You can help to make this list better by voting for your favourite places!
We found Colours of Cambodia while walking down the street and I’m so glad we did! Such a beautiful initiative and people. We got to meet Monicoth and Johnnie (two of the kids) and loved talking to them, such smart and caring kids!
We ended up buying a few postcards and bookmarks, hopefully we can come back for more :)
If you want to support this project you can do so by buying some of the art (the money goes towards the young artist —usually kids that had to stop going to school in order to provide for their families), or you can donate art supplies!
Wonderful coffee shop. Blown away by how delicious the food was, also. Very small kitchen so if you come with a big group, food will take a little while but it's worth it. Delicious, affordable breakfast and amazing coffee. Friendly, professional service as well. Will miss them after my stay at the hotel next door comes to an end!
Very cool urban art space featuring local and international artists. Creating cool vibes with street art in the trendy Kandal Village neighborhood. Regularly schedules interactions with local artists to share their work and their stories with visitors.
I can say This Hotel is amazing. All the staff are friendly, helpful and kind. The most attractive thing is swimming pool, on the top roof. It comes with a small pub, canopy bar.
If you want to party with other travelers, this is the place to do it. The parties start early and go all night. If you're not into partying, there's also lots of souvenir stores with traditional items to buy, as well as traditional clothing! Worth stopping by even for a little bit.
Note: Visited prior to COVID, so things may be different now.
I stumbled across this shop with my daughter whilst visiting kings road market. They sell beautiful high quality products. We left with a lovely little hand made dolly, my daughters new best friend. We learnt that all the staff are deaf people who don't get many opportunities to make a living in Cambodia. A great find and even better cause.
Should take a visit before going to Angkor Wat Angkor Thom. This place would make you understand things easier. There is headset in various languages to the other providing you information in each section of museum.
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