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Khmer Ceramics & Fine Arts Centre

Glazed stoneware bowls, plates, teapots and decorative objects made with traditional Khmer ceramic techniques.

Address: Vithey Charles de Gaulle, Khum Slorkram
Getting there: on the road to the temples; 30 m after the traffic light when coming from Siem Reap
Hours: Daily 08:00-19:30
Website: khmerceramics.com (opens in a new tab)

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Pottery Classes & Painting classes
With the pottery class and clay class course, you can make your own ceramic artifact on the potter wheel. After you finish your piece, you can add different designs on it with potter's tools. With the painting activities, you can draw and / or paint your own design on a pot, cup, plate or other kinds of ceramics products.
Daily 08:00 to 20:00All activities from US$15
Eat
Peace Cafe
Sit outside in a big, soft, minimalist chair in the shade of a tree while you eat delicious vegetarian versions of Cambodian and international dishes. Large menu of authentic Khmer food, grilled sandwiches, fresh salads, juices, and shakes. The atmosphere eating in the courtyard is quite nice, and a gift shop is attached. Good vegan options.
US$5-8 including a drink
See
Angkor National Museum
A modern museum with exhibits covering the history of the Khmer Empire, and the art, architecture, clothing, and culture of Khmer civilization, with a special focus on the Angkor complex. It is worth spending a couple of hours in the air-conditioned galleries as a break from visiting temples. Lots of pre-Angkorian and Angkorian statues, plus informative videos. Some say the 1,000 Buddhas room is as impressive as it sounds. The gift shop has some lovely souvenirs and fascinating books, but they're very overpriced. Visitors are required to check bags, water, and hats at the entrance (for free). Photography prohibited.
Daily 08:30-18:00US$12; audio guide in many languages US$5 (credit card accepted)
Eat
Cafe D’Angkor (Raffles Grand Hotel D’Angkor)
This restaurant is inside the colonial-era Raffles Hotel. Main courses include western and Khmer dishes, and range from US$20-30. Both the food and services were excellent. There are other restaurants in this hotel.