Artisans Angkor

The complex is currently being expanded and refurbished - but is still operational and open for tours. It will be very nice when it’s complete - especially the garden courtyard area. They offer a free, short (15 min) guided tour through their workshops where you can see the handcrafting of stone statues, wood crafting, lacquer and acrylic pictures, copper/silver object making and silk weaving. There is a gift shop that you can then visit to purchase high quality souvenirs - all priced in US$.

Lovely, lovely, lovely. A free tour!!!! The guide is great and speaks great English. However, beware, you’ll end up so bedazzled by their craftsmanship you will feel compelled to make a purchase at the gift shop!

Nice place to visit. They’re currently building the new place and that’s about to be finished soon. We had a tour that showed how the artist make the art that can be bought at the end of the your in the shop. Expect both higher prices and higher quality compared to the local markets.

Absolutely in love with this place! 🤩 We were greeted on arrival and got a free tour of the workshops. Everyone was so nice! At the end you are directed to the shop. Yes it is a bit expensive but knowing that most of the art pieces take from a few days to a few months to make, it feels like bringing authentic art home and really supporting the local artists. Maps doesn’t direct to the correct entrance, but they are aware and have guides waiting at the exit too. Also the place is currently under renovation, but should be looking absolutely gorgeous in a few weeks from now.

“A local handicrafts workshop worth visiting” Entry is free, and English-speaking guides are helpful. You can support the community by buying some crafts but a bit pricey. It can be noisy since it's an active workshop, but that's part of the experience.

Nice upmarket store to find things made by local artisans of Cambodia. It’s not cheap but the quality is high. I ended up buying a piece of silk fabric for artwork but you can buy paintings, lacquer based drawings and more.

Worth a visit, you'd get to see the artisans at their crafts. Items are a little pricy, so these may not be something you'd buy casually as souvenirs.

You can follow the process from start to finish with very talented artists. They do everything from scratch. A big gift shop with everything they made.