SIEM REAP
11 Tours Reviewed
This evening show is pure Siem Reap. You go to a live Apsara dance performance followed by a buffet dinner, with round-trip hotel transport arranged in a tuk-tuk. It starts at 6:30 pm and runs about 2 hours, which makes…
Siem Reap gives you one neat night plan. This Apsara dance show + dinner is built for an easy evening: pickup, a buffet-style feast at the theater, and then a classical performance using traditional Khmer instruments and dramatic, silk-heavy costumes.…
One show, a bigger mission. Phare blends dance, music, and movement to retell Cambodian folk tales and modern stories, while supporting education and social programs for young performers. I also like how hotel pickup and drop-off keep the evening simple…
This short evening show turns Cambodian mythology into modern stage choreography. What makes it special is the ruin-inspired venue and the way light, sound, and movement work together like theater technology and storytelling had a baby. I love that it…
If you like culture you can actually watch, this is a strong pick. The Siem Reap Apsara dinner show pairs a traditional dance performance with dinner, and it explains how the hand gestures carry meaning in the stories. Add in…
That first tuk-tuk ride sets the tone. This Siem Reap dinner-and-show combo is built for an easy evening: hotel pickup, a buffet dinner, then the apsara dance performance. I like the flexibility built into the meal setup. You can eat…
Apsara night is one smart break from temples. This Siem Reap evening pairs live Apsara dancing with a Khmer buffet, explained through the Hindu-Buddhist world where Apsaras are heavenly enchantresses. I especially like the focus on hand gestures (each one…
One night in Siem Reap turns mythology into something you can watch. The Apsara dance show is built around Hindu-Buddhist stories and the dancers’ precise hand gestures, while you’re eating a Khmer-focused dinner. I especially like the clear seat-side explanations…
A real Khmer evening happens in the dark. This one pairs a traditional Apsara dance show with dinner, plus easy hotel tuk-tuk pickup so you don’t have to plan an evening route. I especially like the way the show focuses…
A circus with a mission. Phare, The Cambodian Circus turns an evening in Siem Reap into something more personal than the usual tourist show, because it is performed by graduates of the Phare Ponleu Selpak nonprofit school. You get Cambodian…
This circus tells Cambodia in motion. It’s not a circus in the usual sense. Phare blends drama, dance, live music, and acrobatics into stories shaped by the performers own life, plus history and folklore that feel very current. I love…
