Make Shift Stall At Every Temple and other Angkor Wat, Cambodia Shopping Tips

You wouldn't miss stalls like these in almost every entrance of the temples in Siem Reap. They sell rices, snacks, cold bottled-water, coconut. Things you would definitely need under the hot sun and your stomach is making noises. They are fairly cheap. A plate of fried rice would cost you USD 2 the most. They are very persistent, they would start calling at you the minute you step out from your tuk-tuk or taxi. "Sir, you want cold water?", they would say. Some of the kids would even run up to you, with the menu in their hands. Initially you would turn them down politely, but with so many temples to go to and running into them every time, you can consider yourself a Dalai Lama if you don't find them annoying at times.


What To Pay: USD 1 - USD 5

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Theme: Food and Drink
Directions: Almost at every entrance of the temples.

More make shifts stall at the temples, this is taken in Bayon, one of the much more popular temple in Siem Reap.


What To Pay: USD 1 - USD 5

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Theme: Food and Drink
Directions: At the entrace of Bayon Temple.