Divine Sala: Sacred Dancers of Angkor

A unique traditional Cambodian dance, truly authentic, a private dance show you wont find anywhere else while in Siem Reap, the amazing performance by the dancer is right in front of your eyes, the maximum seats is less than 30, perfect for the cultural enthusiast traveler. I could give it a 6 stars if I can.

Super genuine and beautiful experience. It was open air which I enjoyed because the plants made such a beautiful background to the show. It's a bit more expensive that the other shows but you get to know hat your money is going twords a good cause.

I wouldn't recommend the dance show in this place because it doesn't worth $30 as the tempo of the plot is too slow. The stage and the plot of the Cambodia National Museum (and the National Art School) in Phnom Penh is much better, but charges only $15-25 per seat.

This is a true and authentic traditional dance troupe. Small intimate setting in a garden. Please support this true art form. I loved it. It was a magical experience. Beautiful and mesmerizing.

Sacred Dancers of Angkor : NKFC in Siem Reap. Unique, spiritual, divine and one of the town's best kept secrets... HOWEVER, it really should not be because this one hour show is just stunning. Under the patronage of HRH Princess Norodom Buppha Devi and trained by the inspirational Madame Ravynn Karet Coxen, the performers hold the traditional value of this sacred dance close. Nothing like this in Cambodia. Worth it. ❤❤🇰🇭🇰🇭

Nov 2024. I was told by the organizer, Vanleat, that the group is not performing at Siem Reap currently, although this may change. Currently the only way to see the dance is to book a private showing, $240 for 2 at their place in Banteay Srei. Unfortunately, Google does not allow a text update without a photo or a rating, so please ignore it.

You can see true artistic Apsara dance here, not dance at the dinner show. I was truly fascinated by the flowing Apsara dancers in the torchlight.

Nice show, feels authentic. It's better to seat in the front row, which I didn't... The set-up is pleasant. Not cheap relative to Cambodian standards. The tea at the end was one of the best drinks I ever had, so I asked for more.