Genevieve's Fair Trade Village, Siem Reap

Small souvenir shop with handmade, one-of-a-kind art pieces and jewelry. Great shop run by disabled Cambodians so it's for a good cause. Highly recommend stopping by and the souvenirs are not that expensive and much better quality than what you get down the street on pub street.

A rare and beautiful find that supports an amazing cause. Everything is local and handcrafted, which is sadly rare in the tourist areas. You can see pictures of the artisans on the wall and on the labels and it gives you an insight into their lives. It is inspiring to see people that have been injured through no fault of their own (e.g. bombs) are not giving up and work hard to craft and create. The shop sells lots of different things like drawings, clothing, jewellery and accessories - a good range of price whether you want a small souvenir or a larger keepsake.

I really enjoyed the jewellery workshop run by a local woman. She was a good teacher giving us tips but leaving enough room for our creativity. I would highly recommend going there to enjoy an hour of crafts.

Great spot tucked away off the main Street. if you want to support disability in Cambodia and get a quality item at the same time have a look at this place. I found an amazing print of an about Ankor Wat Temple that was developer with salt to bring out an amazing picture. All proceeds go to helping the disabled and the store itself employs disabled persons. Service was great. I'll be going back for more next time I'm in town.

A local arts and crafts shop aimed at helping the community and victims of various seriously unfortunate turns in life for the items' makers. Each product comes with a story behind it and there's a good chance you'll be able to meet the person who made it. The prices are higher than what you'd get at the haggling markets, but then again these things are one of a kind, made right there, and you know where the profits go.