Visit Wat Thmey (Wat Thmei pagoda). It is a small active Pagoda. The hall is quite nicely decorated, where you can look around. It is also home to Siem Reap’s Killing Fields’ memorial. Continue to War Museum, it offers visitors a unique and insightful view of the perils that Cambodia faced during the last three decades of the 20th century ‘war years.

You then head to Satcha Cambodian Handicraft Incubation Centre, which doubles up as an art gallery. Gain total immersion into the world of Cambodian handicrafts during a visit to one of the country’s leading artistic enclaves. You will see the history behind Khmer handicrafts, including wood and stone products; hand-woven textiles; leather; jewellery items; and paintings. Besides empowering artisans, to develop their core skills and provide them with work and sustainable revenue, BRB also opens global markets to retailers.

The visit starts with fascinating and informative workshops, and it ends in the showroom, where the opportunity exists to purchase original products made by local artisans.