Channa's Angkor Homestay

Mr. Lee has one of the best collection of antique artifact that you can see in Siem, may be in whole of Cambodia. He will personally guide you through his museum and explain everything in details. He even has a workshop where he shows off his craftsmanship. Please do visit this place when you visit the Apopo Centre and appreciate this rare find.

The museum is beautifully curated and offers an impressive collection, but there is very little explanation provided for the exhibits. More detailed descriptions would make the experience far more enriching. I also wish there were interactive displays to engage visitors and bring the stories behind the pieces to life. While there are some excellent photo opportunities, a guided tour that highlights rare works and shares the fascinating history surrounding them would elevate the visit tremendously. Overall, it is a visually appealing space with great potential for a more immersive and educational experience.

As a Cambodian, I am so proud to see our country have such an amazing museum. You can tell Mr Ly is very passionate about this place and has spent over 2 decades putting his blood, sweat, and tears into this. The museum could use more captions and descriptions but Mr Ly was an excellent guide.

I really enjoyed my visit to this museum! It’s such a hidden gem for anyone who loves vintage and classic collections. They have an amazing range of old motorcycles, clocks, cars, vinyl records, and cameras — everything is well-preserved and beautifully displayed. Walking through felt like stepping back in time! The daughter of the owner were also friendly and passionate about the items, which made the experience even better. Highly recommend for anyone who appreciates history and nostalgia.

Charming museum of collectibles spanning: motorcycles, clocks, currency, lamps, cameras, audio equipment and more! I was greeted by the owner and his daughter. They both gave me a tour of the motorcycles and then the daughter gave me a tour of the museum. She was charming, happy to take pictures of you, and a very knowledgeable guide for being only 16 years old. I definitely recommend you come visit! They are happy when people bring foreign currency to add to their collection so if you happen to have any it will make their day.

A great vintage and concept shop with a unique atmosphere. The owner is very friendly, welcoming, and helpful, making the whole shopping experience enjoyable.

It's set in an old colonial mansion, an eclectic mix of contemporary art, Asian and European antiques as well as skateboarding gear. A very interesting and beautiful space, we met the mum Veronique who explained many different stories behind the collection. Highly recommend to visit- there are some low price items alongside high value artworks and antiques.

I’m not sure how to spell his name but Boi (sorry if I butchered it) was very accommodating, explained the history behind the store and why it started. All the art was incredible and the vibe was great, honestly the best skate store I’ve ever been in. I bought myself one of their own brand t shirts and i love it. Thank you for the lovely welcome.

It was truly an amazing experience to shop, browse, admire, learn and immerse yourself in this gallery/boutique of art, fashion and skate gear. It is hard to find words to describe so you must experience it for yourself. Fashion and art by both mother and son offers everyone a unique enjoyable experience. The display of vintage designer finds were captivating and shockingly affordable. I’m still regretting leaving the store without that beautiful watch on my wrist! It’s one more reason to must return to Angkor Wat!

Incredibly well put together, packed full of incredible art, film photography, collaborations, and a skate shop/ vintage shop. The staff were also really helpful giving us the places to go and eat, get the best coffee. Check this place out when in Siem Reap

We drove past here and stopped off to have a little look. Won't take you longer than 5 mins. Peaceful area. Beautiful stone work and architecture.

Nothing much to see here, but worth a visit to pay your respects if you are in the area There's no admission charge and the Monument has a serine rather than somber atmosphere. Architecturally It's quite interesting too.

An architecturally and historically interesting site, with memorials to the cooperation between the two countries. The best part is that it’s free and open 24 hours.

Within a short walk of my hotel stay at Angkor Dino House, this small park/memorial is situated on one of the main roads in Siem Reap, Cambodia. A quiet and peaceful place to pause and reflect on the conflicts of days past. There are several local vendors around this place selling food, drinks and other market items. From here I walked up to the Killing Fields Museum which was $3 USD and a sad and sobering reminder what past inhabitants of Cambodia were forced to endure.

A memorial to remember and to pay some tribute even though you just come in there as a visitor or tourist, as soon as you will get inside silent will take its place and the noise would all of sudden disappear which was remarkably and highly appreciated especially in a timing where everyone has to go busy doing their own things in the daily busy lifestyle.

This place is very unic, it is very clean and well maintained, I leave the session with the sole of my feet CLEAN. It is very spacious and well equipped, fresh water and interesting books, showers and lockers, bathroom, sofas to sit and read.. all available. The teachers are astonishingly GREAT, each has a unic special energy. This yoga center has made me think about moving to Siem reap I highly recommend

Such a beautiful and serene yoga study! I tried several classes here during my week’s stay in Siem Reap. All of the teachers are truly kind and professional. I loved it how they include sound in the practices, be it crystal balls in shavasana or meditation, singing mantras during an asana practice or the teacher’s voice during the sound healing session (in the hammocks! Such a beautiful Celine’s voice!). I also highly recommend the aerial yoga class, very suitable for beginners too as the teacher truly makes you feel safe and is there while you overcome your fear to go upside-down (it’s easier than you think 😁). Modern, clean, beautiful studio, where you step into it and already feel calm 🧘‍♀️💖

A wonderful yoga studio! The instructors are professional, patient, and very attentive to each student. The space is clean, calm, and beautifully maintained — perfect for relaxing and reconnecting with yourself. Every class left me feeling refreshed and energized. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a great yoga experience!

I attend the morning yoga classes here every single day, and I absolutely love it. The facilities are top-notch, clean, and provide a truly relaxing atmosphere. The instructors are incredibly professional and knowledgeable. Starting my day here has been life-changing. Highly recommend!

The Aum Yoga Center at Angkor Grace is a true gem—a beautifully designed, tranquil space that immediately inspires calm and presence. Surrounded by lush greenery and soothing natural elements, it offers a diverse range of classes, including aerial yoga, aqua yoga, Hatha, and Vinyasa. Each session is guided by experienced, compassionate teachers who create a welcoming and supportive environment for all levels. Whether you’re flowing through a Vinyasa class, grounding yourself in Hatha, experiencing the lightness of aerial yoga, or enjoying the gentle, joint-friendly movements of aqua yoga, every class feels thoughtfully put together to support both body and mind. The sound healing sessions, featuring crystal singing bowls, are especially powerful—deeply calming and perfect for re-centering your energy. Beyond the yoga, Angkor Grace Wellness Resort itself is a peaceful sanctuary. The ele

Very positive surprise at Fair Trade Village. It’s a bit outside from the city center but on the way to the ticket office for the Angkor archaeological park. All products are handmade in Cambodia. They have a big array of different products. Particularly the collection of hand-woven cotton textiles is amazing, but also the collection of bronze statues and the bracelets and necklaces made from different materials (seeds, clay, brass and silver). They also have many special items such as traditional dancing masks, bamboo items, and paintings made by a traditional burning technique on palm leaves, which we saw only at the Fair Trade Village and nowhere else. They have also silk textiles, wood and sandstone carving, rattan items, ceramic and others products. The quality of the products is good and the prices are reasonable. There are also some artisans working at Fair Trade village, weaver,

I cannot understand the 5 stars review. This place is a big fake set up. Basically the "artisans" will start pretending to work on their craft the moment there is any visitor. Take the loom in front, the colored threads on the shelf are so dusty, you can bet that no one has touched it in recent years. Other things for sale are dusty and been there for a few years. The whole set up allows them to sell souvenirs sold at the old market for 3 times the price, or not. I can't be sure m the things are too dusty to wanna touch!

Great place for purchasing local handicrafts. We like the very friendly staff members. You can walk around without being pressured into buying. Very good variety of choices and good quality. We particularly like the extensive collection of hand-woven Kromas and other textiles.

High street like shopping for souvenirs - high-ended craftsmanship. Wares here range from pottery, paintings, jewellery, cotton, leather, stone, metal. Limited wood carvings. Interesting take-away coffee next door whilst you shop.

Tourist trap. It has great reviews because the locals make it out to be a great place to buy. Its underwhelming and very bare. I wouldn't waste your time. Prices are high and no one seems to be working. I think there are better places.

Although I have been to Angkor Wat many times and passed by this library just as many times. I never entered it until I was caught in a rainstorm. While waiting for the rain to subside I noticed a monk doing what must have been repeated countless times over the centuries. I highly recommend to people around the world should come to visit Cambodia.

One of the many structures that can be seen while exploring the grounds of Angkor Wat. This North Library was restored by Japanese conservation experts. You can enter, walk through and enjoy the architecture thoroughly as part of your Angkor Wat experience. The library faces the West Entrance and is near a collection of small eateries.

From October until March we are waiting at the north side Pool or Library because we could see the ☀️ sunrise closer and behind the Angkor wat Tower, 92 days the sun at the right building so we are the left ◀️ . Anyway avoid crowded people 🤪 some time just waiting for sun outside of the moat no need to entering at temples as pictures below 👇. Thanks 😊

Although I have been to Angkor Wat many times and passed by this library just as many times. I never entered it until I was caught in a rainstorm. While waiting for the rain to subside I noticed a monk doing what must have been repeated countless times over the centuries, he was reading a book wile sitting in one of the windows of the library.

North Library Of Banteay Srei Temple. Banteay Srei district, Angkor Region, Siem Reap province, Cambodia. Angkorian Period, Banteay Srei style, Second half of 10th Century. Built by Yajñavarāha, the royal guru of King Rajendravarman II and Jayavarman V.

Amazing! You should definitly go and see them. We went a couple of times, during the day and at night. Both is amazing. The colony is in the middle of the town, but they dont seem bothered by noise or even music. A must see in Siem Reap.

I was enraptured. The Flying Foxes are the size of small cats with impressive wings. They are most active at sunrise and sunset, but they are interesting throughout the day. I was struck by the people playing badminton in the park oblivious to the bats and the bats apparently equally nonplussed by all the human activity. Super awesome free experience and especially at sunrise when the temperature is cool and the streets are alive with people doing their morning exercises. I visited 3 times so far on my stay.

It was amazing. They don't all fly off in a massive group but to see these amazing giant animals is worth it, grab a couple beers and sit in awe

Review is for the area and not specific flying foxes. we came here for a leisurely stroll and then walk to river front. but stuck in heavy rain which did not lessen even after 30min. finally booked a grab tuktuk and reached the hotel slightly wet. fun fact: tuktuk and remork-auto are 2 different common modes of transportation in SiemReap. Picture taken of tuktuk (3 wheel) from remork-auto (remork is the cart where 4 people can sit and pulled by motor bike, hence the name)

MUST see for fans of viewing wildlife in its (natural habitat?) i mean what a strange place to find a bat colony. In case you are unaware, there is a temple which the vendors are there for, and drumming can be heard almost constantly. the whole area seems to be a very loud concert venue, And the parking lot across the street has loud live plays, and it doesn't bother the bats at all (as far as we know). They keep coming back, night after night, year after year. it's very difficult to get photos of them flying because they fly so erratically, so video is called for. you are able to take still shots of them roosting, with no problem. In case you are wondering, the bats don't necessarily fly off together in a big group, they just seem to randomly fly off, some during the day and some at nightfall, not necessarily in a big show.

Super safe at night, can juggling, walking, play some type of sports. With kids, with friends or with your love one. Here is light up till late night. Also day time, can enjoy very good coffee and with stunning interior design. pls enjoy Siem Reap

If you are in Siem Reap, the Preah Ang Chek Preah Ang Chorm shrine located right inside the Royal Independence Garden is a must-visit. The whole place is super majestic and packed with local culture. It’s totally syok for a peaceful stroll to just soak in the spiritual energy. Plus, looking up at the giant trees filled with huge fruit bats hanging around is a seriously wild experience! Definitely drop by to take in the beautiful scenery and maybe pray for some ong (good luck)!

Visited the Royal Independence Garden. Clean, vibrant, and full of life. It offers a beautiful atmosphere with impressive historical statues that add cultural depth to the experience.

As mentioned before this was a Stop off during our Tuk Tuk ride around the Sites . Our guide was excellent & telling us all about the City . Popping down little Streets that you would normally have missed. Excellent, would be fun during the Night with the Lights on next time

These gardens are charming and clean, but they aren’t really that special. However, what sets them apart are the hundreds of flying foxes hanging in the trees right next to them.