Made in Cambodia Market

If budget does not matter to you, this place is definitely worth-visiting. The products here are claimed to be handmade and locally-made, distinctive, and good quality. It's not large nor busy, probably due to the upper-middle price range, and the aisles are wider. If you are seeking unique souvenirs with good quality and do not mind paying premium, this is the right place.

We accidentally stomping across this place while looking for a place for dinner on the first evening in Siem Reap. It's literally across the road from where we stayed. Late in a weekday evening it's well lit but rather quiet. It only took a short while to go through the small market. Many hand crafted products available through a dozen of so stalls. There are also generic souvenirs and art works. A pleasant place to visit.

The market is not that huge, the items sell here also quite rare and cool. Lots of the items sells here made by talented disabled people and kids. The market is clean and tidy. But somehow the price of items here are quite unaffordable and high suits with the effort to made it. They have rare souvenir, custom and hand made apparel, drawing and many more.

Beautiful market with quality handmade souvenirs. The people are welcoming and friendly. I really liked being here and I preferred buying unique souvenirs. It's also very peaceful and it even has some benches you can rest. The Old Market is big, but the souvenirs are all the same and some of the sellers are pushy and become a bit disrespectful if you refuse to buy from then. So even if the prices are a higher, I trully recommend this place.

Enjoyed browsing this little artisan market close to our hotel and supporting local artists, some mute but still working hard for a living. Bought lovely gifts for the girls from local stone and hand crafted jewellery.

Great local market that doesn’t sell crap! I found a ton of very unique handmade items to bring home! The overall vibe is very peaceful and everyone is patient as you browse the stands. As expected, everything was very inexpensive, however the silver shop prices at the entrance surprised me.

It's a nice little market but the prices are quite high. $20-30 for a small souvenir is way too much. I understand everything is manually crafted here, but it's still too expensive in my opinion.

Definitely recommend to come here if you like relaxed browsing without being constantly disturbed and pressured by vendors (the way it usually works at the more touristy markets in Siem Reap). The market is quite small but has a decent selection of jewelry, handmade bags, honey, spices, knickknacks etc. BEWARE that this market is fixed-price and that vendors will not allow bargaining— trust me, we tried, the most we got off was 1$ off a 40$ purchase because I convinced my friend to get the same 20$ bag that I purchased. Prices are definitely higher but since most things are handmade I think it’s worth it.