Shopping Siem Reap

Siem Reap is an excellent place to buy Cambodian souvenirs, silks, handicrafts, textiles and contemporary art. Only Phnom Penh offers a comparable selection. In addition to the tradition shopping venues, over the last few of years there has been an explosion of new shops, galleries and boutiques, offering a varied selection of quality handicrafts and silks as well as original artistic creations in a variety of media.

Phsar Chas (the ‘Old Market’) is one of Siem Reap’s largest traditional covered markets and offers the largest selection of souvenirs under one roof in town. In fact, this market is really a ‘must visit’ in itself for the unique, colorful, local shopping experience. Of all the local markets, the Old Market offers the widest variety of souvenirs as well as the best selection of handicrafts and curios, including such items as traditional silverwork, silks, baskets, statuary, carvings and traditional musical instruments. See the Old Market area map. Also check out the just opened Angkor Night Market off Sivatha. The new night market promises an interesting after hours shopping venue.

Individual little boutiques, art and photo galleries are scattered across the town, though there is a concentration of places in the Old Market area. The boutiques tend to offer higher quality, more unique and sophisticated selections of items than the Old Market - some focusing on Cambodian silks and tailoring, others on high quality handicrafts, NGO-based crafts, Asian-inspired photographic and artistic creations or specialty items such as local candles, spices and teas. Perhaps most interestingly, a new generation of Cambodian artists is making its mark and contemporary Cambodian art is coming to the fore after decades of silence. In addition to the listed galleries, check out The Arthouse Gallery at The Warehouse and the The Arts Lounge at Hotel de la Paix, both featuring regularly changing exhibits featuring the works of contemporary Cambodian artists.

What to Buy

Hand-woven Cambodian silks, stone and woodcarvings, statues and castings, contemporary Cambodian art, Cambodian handicrafts and traditional musical instruments, temple rubbings, silver betel containers, colored gems and basketry are among the most popular souvenirs. The most useful and one of the cheapest souvenirs that you can buy is a traditional checkered Cambodian scarf (krama). If you don’t mind looking like a tourist, wear it around your neck like the locals to keep the intense tropical sun off the back of your neck.

Cambodian Silks
Cambodian silks are prized by silk collectors the world over. Most of the silk available in Cambodia is hand-loomed using the traditional ikat method of dying the threads and looming in the patterns. Both raw and fine silks are available in the form of bolts, sarongs, clothing and various handicrafts. Many of the pieces available are potential collector’s items. A fascinating way to learn about Cambodian silk is to visit the National Silk Center (see listing page 56) where visitors can witness start-to-finish silk creation - growing and harvesting mulberry (food for the silk worms), the breeding process and life cycle of the silk worm, collection of cocoons, separation and spinning the silk, the dying process and the creation of beautiful silk weavings on wooden, multi-harness hand looms. Cambodian silk is available at silk shops and boutiques across town, many specializing in silk creations such as tailored Asian and Euro-Asian fashions, pillows, blankets, purses and other decor and accessories. To learn more about Cambodian silk check the bookstore for ‘Traditional Textiles of Cambodia’ by Gillian Green

Statues and carvings
Statues and carvings of traditional subjects, often copies of Angkorian era works as well as Buddhas and various Hindu gods and personages, are available in stone, wood and brass. Statues make for relatively heavy, bulky souvenirs but are still very popular because of their beauty and artistic value. The replica of an Angkorian era bust of Jayavarman VII with its graceful lines and peaceful smile is truly captivating and is perhaps the most popular piece. Statues and carvings are

available at the Old Market and most souvenir shops, though it pays to shop around for the best price and quality. Highly-recommended is a stop at one of the local workshops such as Artisans D’Angkor to see craftsman producing wood and stone carvings. At Artisans d’Angkor visitors can observe artisans making traditional wood and stone carvings and lacquerwares following traditional techniques. Of special interest is the traditional polychromy finishing technique that is being practiced in the workshops. Polychromy imparts a unique patina to stone and wood pieces. Free tours available. See the Artisans d Angkor listing. Silver betel containers

Silver betel containers are popular, traditional souvenirs. These pounded silver containers are often shaped like animals, fruits and vegetables, and were originally used in ceremonial and everyday life to hold dried betel nut. (Betel is a type of palm nut that is chewed as a mild stimulant.) In the traditional market, betel looks like coin shaped, dark red plugs. You may see people, particularly older women from rural areas, with teeth stained deep red from years of chewing betel. Nowadays, silver betel containers are made primarily for sale as souvenirs but are still hand crafted using traditional techniques and styles. And in comparison to statues and carvings, they are comparatively light weight and transportable.

‘Temple rubbings’
‘Temple rubbings’ are for sale everywhere in Siem Reap - the temples, the souvenir shops and the Old Market - but are, in fact, neither actual rubbings nor from the temples. They are in fact made from a heavy paper that is moistened then molded over recreations of original and imagined Angkorian-era temple carvings. Nevertheless, these rubbings are distinctive, light weight, transportable, inexpensive and uniquely Cambodian souvenirs.

Gems
Gems are a tempting souvenir. Western Cambodia, particularly in the area of Pailin, is a fertile source of colored stones. The markets in Siem Reap are full of jewelers specializing in Cambodian sapphires and rubies. Know something about gems and/or know the jeweler before spending much money.

Siem Reap Boutiques, Galleries and Shops

Angkor Candles
Unique, originally handcrafted lantern effect essential oil candles in various Angkorian themes and motifs. Angkor Candles also offers one of a kind natural essential oil soaps in Angkorian artwork, various aromatherapy burners, a selection of essential oils and a collection of silkwear. Located in the Old Market amongst several shops and restaurants area between the Old Market and Pub Street.
Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
Old Market area
Tel: +(855) (0)63-760778
E-mail: info@angkorcandles.com
Website: www.angkorcandles.com

Angkor Cookies-Madamsachiko
Specializing in edible souvenirs, especially the locally made confection, ‘Angkor Cookies.’ Available in small and large quantities. Angkor Cookies also offers a selection of Cambodian teas, coffees, palm sugar, chocolate, pepper and other locally produced products. Fully air-conditioned. Attached to Café Puka Puka serving shaved ice, fruit shakes and juices, tea and coffee in comfortable a/c. Open 9:30AM - 7PM.
Road to Angkor Wat, opposite Sofitel Hotel
Website: www.angkorcookies.com

Angkor Shopping Center
Two expansive floors of a/c shopping. The main focus is on gems and jewelry, offering a huge selection of gems. Custom orders welcome. Goldsmith always on site. Also offering a wide selection of Cambodia souvenirs including silks and silk clothing, stone, wood, marble and jade statues and carvings, Cambodian silver and foods. The Joan Yen Lau Restaurant on the third floor of the Shopping Center offers Hong Kong style Chinese cuisine and a full bar.
Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
Opposite the Royal Gardens
Tel: +(855) (0)63-963522
Fax: +(855) (0)63-963606
E-mail: akshopping@online.com.kh

Artisans D’Angkor
Renowned woodworking, stone carving, gilding and silk painting workshops. Free tours of the classes and workshops offer a glimpse into the unique skills of the artisans who were trained in the techniques and styles of classic Cambodian artistry. Retail shop features wood and stone carvings, lacquer wares and silk items from Artisans d’Angkor. Open 7:30AM - 6:30PM.
Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
100m off Sivatha, near the Old Market area
Tel: +(855) (0)63-963330
E-mail: infos@artisansdangkor.com
Website: www.artisansdangkor.com

Artisans d’Angkor at National Silk Center
Set aside a couple of hours to visit the National Silk Center. The silk farm is a fascinating farm/workshop where you can see the entire silk creation process including growing the food for the silk worms (mulberry bushes), breeding the worms, silk extraction, spinning and refinement, traditional ikat dying, pattern creation, and looming. It’s a very interesting and educational tour well worth the time to drive out to the silk farm. Retail silk/souvenir shop from Artisans d’Angkor. Open 8:00AM - 5:30PM (workshops close at 5:00PM)

Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
Rte #6, 16km west of town

Tel: +(855) (0)63-963330
E-mail: infos@artisansdangkor.com
Website: www.artisansdangkor.com

Asasax Art Gallery
Art gallery on Pub Street in the Old Market area featuring the paintings, sculptures and other creations of the noted and unique contemporary Cambodian artist, Asasax. The works of Asasax are also available at the Asasax Art Gallery in Phnom Penh on Street 178 near the National Museum.
Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
Old Market area
Tel: +(855) (0)12-363030

Website: www.asasaxart.com.kh
 

Asia Craft Centre (ACC)
Unique showroom of Cambodian, Southeast Asian and South Asian traditional crafts and products. A good selection of quality handicrafts including silks and silk products - shawls, ties, table cloths and sets. Lacquerware and inlayed marble paintings. Wide selection of high quality handmade south Asian rugs, primarily from Kashmir. Silk looming and stone carving on-site. Special orders welcome. 9AM-8PM Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
#0216, Road to Angkor Wat

Tel: +(855) (0)63-760321, +(855) (0)12-958467

Fax: +(855) (0)63-760320
E-mail: heritage.sr@online.com.kh  

Cambodian Red Cross
The Angkor Panorama photography collection captures the true greatness of the ancient Khmer temples through panoramic photographs, matted prints, and post cards. All proceeds support a network of nearly 2,000 women Red Cross volunteers whom work with poor rural families in 254 villages in the Siem Reap districts of Pouk, Angkor Chum, and Varin. Red Cross volunteers promote improved health practices and monitor common childhood illnesses for prompt and appropriate treatment. Open 8:00AM-11:30AM and 2:00PM-5:00PM.
Near the post office on the riverfront

Tel: +(855) (0)12-201392

Cherry Blossom Boutique
Specializing in Cambodian silk. Unique and original design clothes, women’s fashions, bags and fashion accessories, soft furnishings, pillows, bed spreads, table cloths - all in 100% Cambodian silk. Tailored clothes, soft furnishing made to order. 9AM-10PM
Visa/MC
Old Market area
Tel: +(855) (0)12-320568
E-mail: cherryblossomboutique@khmermarket.com
 

D’mouj International Co.
High quality carpet and handicraft shop specializing in South Asian crafts, particularly handmade silk carpets, wall-hangings and embroidered scarves from Kashmir. Other crafts and objects of art also available. Everything in the shop is handmade. Comfortable a/c shopping. Attentive, professional service and assistance. Custom orders and wholesale enquires welcome. Shipping. Carpets shipped for free.

Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
Road to Angkor Wat

Tel: +(855) (0)63-966431

Fax: +(855) (0)63-966430
E-mail: info@kashmirhandicraft.com 
Website: www.kashmirhandicraft.com 

The Emerald Lotus Boutique
Quality handicraft and design boutique on the road to Angkor Wat. Wide selection of Cambodian silks and handicrafts, furniture and jewelry. Interior, architectural and landscape design services. Combined with the Morokat Mart and Coffeeshop.
Road to Angkor Wat

Tel: 012-410700

Hagar Design
Small Cambodian silk shop on the artsy Pub Street Alley near the Old Market. Hagar Design offers select designs in handmade Cambodian silk bags, scarves and wallets. Unique rice bag purses. Silver jewelry. Home decor. Several other shops nearby. Open Monday-Saturday, 9:00AM - 9:00PM.
Visa
Old Market area, Pub Street Alley
Tel: +(855) (0)63-965117
Website: www.hagardesignltd.com

Happy Painting Gallery
Galleries featuring the paintings of Stéphane Delaprée (Stef), a singular artist with a gentle insight into everyday Cambodia. Since 1993. Sold: Original paintings, prints, limited edition reproductions, postcards, exclusive T-shirts, statues. Galleries in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. Shipping arranged. Credit cards accepted. Visa/MC/JCB
Galleries at the Angkor Century Hotel, Siem Reap Airport, Old Market area and at hotels in Phnom Penh.

Tel: +(855) (0)23-726100

E-mail: stef@happypainting.net  
Website: www.happypainting.net  
 

Institute for Khmer Traditional Textile (IKTT)
The Institute for Khmer Traditional Textiles (IKTT)is a non-profit Cambodian organization established in 1996, working in close collaboration with international aid agencies and NGOs. IKTT works to restore and preserve traditions of Cambodian textiles and to reinvigorate a local textile industry. The IKTT workshop and retail shop on Phnom Krom road just south of town center is open to visitors, where you can observe weavers in training, creating fine Cambodian silks on traditional looms and dying methods. Fine Cambodian silks are for sale in the retail shop where there is also an interesting display of hand made traditional loom parts.
Phnom Krom Road just south of town

Tel: +(855) (0)63-964437
Website: http://iktt.esprit-libre.org

Kokoon
Boutique, next to Blue Pumpkin, offers a wide range of local crafts : delicatessen corner (teas, spices, honey), fragrant oil, incense, original table-art (tea sets, coffee spoon, table set, plaited bamboo trays), jewelry and copper objects. Also shawls, kramas and a silk blanket collections. Kokoon has used the famous Phnom Srok silk to create a 100% Kokoon, 100% Khmer silk collection.  

Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
Old Market area 

Tel: +(855) (0)63-963830

McDermott Gallery
Fine art photography of Angkor and Asia by John McDermott and other international photographers. A cool, relaxing atmosphere and comfortable chairs make this upscale gallery a pleasant place to browse. Limited edition photographs, reproductions, posters and cards for sale. Two locations. The original gallery, showing John McDermott’s images of Angkor, is at the FCC, along the riverfront. McDermott Gallery 2 is located in the Old Market area on The Passage and exhibits work by several international photographers. Open 10:00AM - 10:00PM.  

Visa/MC/AMEX
Gallery) Pokambor, just south of Rte. #6
Annex) Old Market area 

Tel: +(855) (0)12-615695
Website: www.asiaphotos.net

Pich Reamker Shop
Unique gallery and shop offering authentic masks and headwear used in traditional Cambodian dance, drama and theatre. If you have attended a traditional Cambodia performance, you have probably seen some of these mask in use in one of the dance dramas drawn from the Reamker (the Khmer version of the classic Indian Ramayana). The colorful mask offered by Pich Reamker are very high-quality, absolutely authentic, created using traditional techniques, hand painted, each a unique work of art in itself.

Tel: +(855) (0)12-876863, +(855) (0)12-559204
E-mail: pichream_ker@yahoo.com 

Rajana
NGO-based souvenir and handicraft shop. The Rajana shop has a wide variety of items including silk products, silk paintings, silver jewelry, bamboo crafts, handicrafts, cards, drawings, iron works, hilltribe crafts and even local coffees, spices and condiments. “The Rajana Association is an income generation and skills training project that produces Fair Trade products using traditional Cambodian skills with contemporary designs.”

Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
Old Market area 
Tel: +(855) (0)12-481894
E-mail: 012789350@mobitel.com.kh

Rehab Craft
Rehab Craft Cambodia is a non-profit NGO that aims to create opportunities and enhance the living standard of people with disabilities through the production and marketing of quality handicrafts including silk, silver and wood products - silk bags, clothes, soft furnishings, silver jewelry, wood, statues. All earnings are re-invested in training and employment programs.
Old Market area , Pokombor Av.

Tel: +(855) (0)63-965104
Website: www.camnet.com.kh/rehabcraft

Senteurs d’Angkor
Created in 1999, Senteurs d'Angkor pays special attention to quality, originality and authenticity of its products: statues, marbles, antiques, brass, copper and an important place dedicated to silk (kramas and bolts by meter). Also Senteurs d'Angkor manufactures his own range of products such as delicatessen (savory spices, flavored teas, rice brandy, coffee…) and scents (natural soap, oil, tiger balm…). Senteurs d'Angkor products can be identified by their original packaging, handmade from sugarpalm leaves. Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX
Opposite the Old Market 
Tel: +(855) (0)12-954815

Samatoa
Tailored ‘made to measure’ silk clothes in 24 hours (free tailoring.) Free delivery to your hotel. French designs. Retail and wholesale. Fair Trade clothing made by the Samatoa cooperative. (‘Samatoa’ means ‘fair’ in Khmer.) Handbags made by National Center For Disabled Persons. Scarves made by Prey Chei weaver's (Silk) and Agir Pour le Cambodge in Bantey Chmar (cotton). Furniture made by NYEMO. Open 2:00PM - 11:00PM.
Old Market area, opposite Hospital
Tel: +(855) (0)12-285930
E-mail: samatoa@free.fr

Sao Mao 
Stylish Euro-Asian boutique with a variety of quality silks and silk creations, garments, art objects, silver jewelry and decor, tableware, unique coconut crafts, and curios. Cambodian coffee. Some spices and teas.

Visa/MC/JCB/AMEX 
Old Market area 
Tel: +(855) (0)12-818130
E-mail: 012818130@mobitel.com.kh
Website: www.saomao.com

Wanderlust
Chic little clothing boutique offering unique contemporary western-style fashions by Elizabeth Kiester, all locally made and done in cool, comfortable, locally sourced cotton. Also cotton pillows, and locally made sandals and silk jewelry from a local NGO. Relaxed garden haven at the back of the shop with books, fashion magazines, coffee and wifi. Located in a quaint, red-shuddered shop at the south section of Pub Street Alley.
Pub Street Alley (The Passage)

Tel: 012-529924

Traditional Markets (Phsar) and Souvenir Markets

Angkor Night Market
Siem Reap’s original night market, located in the heart of town. The Angkor Night Market opens in the mid-afternoon, stays open until at least midnight, harbors more than 100 thatch roofed shops and stalls offering souvenirs, handicrafts, clothes, Asian and international food, drinks, books, DVDs, electronics, jewelry, art and there’s even a travel agent. The shopping atmosphere is peaceful and relaxed and the welcoming Island Bar at the back of the Market provides a nice place to relax and chill over some very reasonably priced drinks and snacks.
Off Sivatha Blvd.

Tel: 092-654315
Website: www.angkornightmarket.com

The Museum Mall
The new Museum Mall next to the Angkor Nation Museum is a shopping mall geared to the visitor, harboring dozens of shops, restaurants, stores and tourist facilities under one comfortably air-conditioned roof. Combine with a visit to the Angkor National Museum. Open 10AM - 8PM.
Next to the Angkor National Museum

Tel: 063-966616

New Angkor Market
Well established traditional style covered market on Airport Road within easy walking distance of many of the Airport Road hotels. Primarily an local market with some souvenir and silk vendors at the front. A good place to get a look at an authentic local market and do a little souvenir shopping as well. Stalls at the front have souvenirs and handicrafts, DVDs, currency exchange and there is even a convenience store. It’s much more local further back, with fruits and vegetables, butchers, clothing, seamstresses and local salons.
‘Airport Road’ (Route #6)

Tel: 017-475858

Noon Night Market
The Noon Night Market is located in the center of town within easy walking distance of the Old Market area and Pub Street. Look for the lighted signs. Open noon till late. Dozens of stalls and shops offering a complete selection of Cambodian souvenirs, Khmer art, silks, handicrafts, massage and more. Al fresco bar and Khmer food restaurant at the back of the market both offering reasonably priced food and drinks and a welcoming atmosphere. Free wifi at the restaurants. ATM in market..
Old Market area, just off Sivatha Blvd.

Tel: 063-963775
Website: www.noonnightmarket.com

Phsar Chas (Old Market)
The Old Market (Phsar Chas) and the Old Market area are 'must sees' when visiting Siem Reap. Of the various traditional markets in the Siem Reap area, the Old Market is the most popular with tourists and visitors, offering the greatest selection of souvenirs and curios of any of the traditional markets. And the area around the Old Market is burgeoning with shops, galleries, restaurants, bars, massage and more. The Old Market is located on the river at the south end of the Old French Quarter. During the day and into the early evening the south side of the market near the river is alive with souvenir and silk vendors hawking a wide variety of Cambodian handicrafts, textiles, statues and curios. The Old Market is also a good place to pick up post cards, tee-shirts and other small items if you haven't already bought them from the vendors at the temples. The north half of the market caters primarily to the locals, vending fruit, vegetables, meats, clothes, appliances and such. A number of inexpensive food stalls line the northern edge, serving local fare in interesting though sometimes hygienically challenged conditions. The Old Market closes at sunset, but many of the souvenir vendors in south section of the market stay open past 8PM.

While the Old Market offers the greatest variety of souvenirs, the streets in the area around the market harbor several little galleries and boutiques, each with its own particular style, collection, art or specialty. The boutiques and galleries often offer higher quality, more select items, as well as more comfortable, often air-conditioned shopping venues. Other conveniences in the Old Market area include dozens of restaurants and pubs, especially along Pub Street, several travel agents and Internet shops, a couple of bookstores and several roving booksellers, convenience stores, banks and ATMs, and several reflexology/massage shops.

After the sun goes down, the focus shifts a block or two east of the Old Market to 'Pub Street,' so named for the numerous and varied restaurants and pubs that line the street from one end to the other. You can always find Khmer, Thai, French, Vietnamese, Indian, Italian and a variety of other international foods on at the 'Pub Street' restaurants. Most of the bars are open all day but don’t really get going until around 5PM as people return from the temples and come to take advantage of the various happy hour deals. In the later evening the street is blocked to motor traffic, allowing pedestrians to stroll easily. It's then that Pub Street really comes alive as the restaurants move their tables to the curbside and the bars crank up the music. The whole 'Pub Street' area is the center of nightlife in Siem Reap these days with most places staying open until at least midnight and few until near dawn. 'Pub Street Alley,' running parallel about a half of a block over, offers a somewhat different atmosphere - a quaint, shaded, tranquil retreat from the Pub Street crowds. The alley is a narrow lane lined with little galleries, shops, bars, cafés and Khmer restaurants. See Old Market for more.

Phsar Leu Thom Thmey (Big, New, Upper Market)
Phsar Leu is the main traditional market for the locals - an expansive market building full of vendors and stalls hawking everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to motorcycle parts, clothing and rice by the bushel. Not a good place to shop for souvenirs but a great place to see a bit of real Cambodia. The old Phsar Leu was torn down a few years ago and a new market building constructed and renamed ‘Phsar Leu Thom Thmey’ (Big, New Upper Market). Opens and closes with the sun. Busiest in the morning.
Route #6, east of town center



Supermarkets, Convenience Stores and Other Shopping 
Shops and businesses of various types stretch along Sivatha Blvd from Route #6 to the Old Market area - souvenir shops, convenience stores, banks and money changers, massage shops, travel agencies, photo shops and more. LuckyMall containing Lucky Supermarket, Monument Toys & Books, Lucky Burger, U-Care and a dozen other stores is the newest addition to international-style shopping scene. Convenience stores are located all over town with several along Sivatha Blvd, all offering selections of groceries, sundries, drinks and more.
 

Adidas
Authorized Adidas store offering authentic Adidas products: footwear, appearal, sporting goods, basketball, football, training, running, swim, golf and more.
#598-600 Tep Vong Street, near ANZ

Tel: 063-965906

Angkor Market
One of the first and most complete international-style convenience stores in Siem Reap. Food, drinks, spirits, wines, ice cream...
Sivatha Blvd.

Tel: 063-767799

Angkor Trade Center Shopping Mall
Modern, air-conditioned shopping center in the Old Mar- ket area on the river road. Supermarket, restaurants, pizza shop, ice cream parlor and lots more.
Pokombor Ave., Old Market area.

Tel: 063-766766

LuckyMall
Brand new shopping mall on Sivatha in the center of town containing Lucky Supermarket, Lucky Department Store, Lucky Burger, U-Care Pharmacy and a dozen more stores.
Sivatha Blvd.

Lucky Supermarket
Siem Reaps first true international style supermarket, sister supermarket to the well known and popular Lucky Market in Phnom Penh
Sivatha Blvd., in the LuckyMall

Morokat Mart and Coffee Shop
New convenience store, supermarket and coffee shop on the road to Angkor Wat. Groceries, sundries and a coffee shop with snacks. Take away picnic baskets to take on your tour of the temples. Emerald Lotus Boutique attached.
Charles de Gaulle (road to Angkor Wat)

Tel: 063-966775
 

New Apsara Market
Convenience store/mini-supermarket conveniently located on Wat Bo Road. Food, soft drinks, beer, wine liquor, Cambodia-related books. Apsara Burger snack restaurant.
Wat Bo Rd.

Tel: 012-941474

Reasmey Tep Pranom
Airport Road international-style convenience store.
Airport Road (Route #6)

U-Care
Pharmacy, beauty products, toiletries
1) Old Market area
2) Lucky Department Store
3) Siem Reap International Airport
4) Cultural Mall at the Angkor National Museum

Photography Shops & Processing
Siem Reap has a more than ample number of photo shops. Almost all offer digital camera to print/CD services for around $3 per CD. Though some specialty films may be difficult to find, fresh supplies of most print and slide films are available from shops in town and vendors at the temples. Most shops offer one hour processing as well as a limited selection of photographic equipment and supplies.