Old Market

Okay, real talk. The Old Market isn’t just about shopping; it’s about connection. It’s a chance to meet the people behind the crafts, hear their stories, and appreciate the deep cultural heritage of Cambodia. Take the time to chat with the vendors and learn about their traditions—it’s a beautiful reminder that the things we buy are more meaningful when they come with a story. Plus, it’s an opportunity to support local families and communities. Speaking of local, let’s dive into the food stalls! You cannot leave without trying the one of the many street authentic restaurants. fresh tropical fruits—mangoes, dragon fruits, and the sweetest pineapples. Also, don’t miss the fish amok spice kits; you can take a little piece of Cambodian cuisine home with you. Cooking = love, and this market? A love letter to food!

A variety of stalls offer a range of mass-produced souvenirs, including clothing, scarves, trousers, caps, bags, decorative pieces, and more. Occasionally, you'll come across a shop featuring unique paintings or jewelry. The vendors are friendly and helpful. Grab what catches your eye!

I couldn’t resist shopping for souvenirs at this market! The lady vendors were incredibly kind, helpful, welcoming, and patient with us, even though we were picky buyers. The prices were great if you bought a few items—just remember to put on a sad face if you want a discount! Haha!

A collection of stall selling similar mass produced souvenirs ranging from clothes, scarfs, trousers, caps, bags, decorative items and more. You will find the odd shop selling paintings or jewellery. Haggle all you want - here, the customer is king!

Clean and tidy 😊. They mostly sell the same stuff but with different prices of course ( please do bargains). I found that some sellers near the river side offer cheaper prices compared to the ones near the bar area. Food areas are available in the middle.

Nice market for grocery, food and fruits. There are plenty of shop selling souvenirs and cloths. Some bargaining skill required to buy stuff.

Outside you can find the typical tourist goodies, t-shirts, magnets, figurines, etc... But, get inside, there you will have a more interesting sight, the day-by-day local life

At least one hundered shops selling exactly the same goods on the same (over)price(d) but it has a feeling that is good to get. Next to it you can eat awesome very cheap street food sitting on funny tiny chairs, drinking fresh fruit juices. And you can even eat tarantulas, scorpions, and snakes. ;) I liked them all!