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The 10 most popular apsara dance & circus shows around Angkor Wat. What each one covers, who runs it, and what the day costs.
Watch Phare: The Cambodian Circus in Siem Reap. Animal-free, story-driven circus arts performed by Cambodian artists. Prebook for your seat.
“An experience not to be missed. We loved every second of it. The performers are extremely talented and the whole event is beautiful.”
Siem Reap Apsara dinner show with tuk-tuk pickup, Khmer buffet or BBQ, tea/coffee, and gesture meanings. $23.
“Well worth attending. Great food and outstanding performance by the musicians and dancers. A great introduction to Cambodian culture!!”
See Phare Cambodian Circus in Siem Reap: a one-hour story-driven show plus comfy tuk-tuk transfers, with time to drop at Pub Street.
“The pick up was fine and right on time. Fun way to get to the circus via tuk tuk. When we got to the circus they had no record of our tickets being booked and I had to make contact with the organisers to speak to the staff at the circus (who were really lovely…”
Khmer set-menu dinner plus a 7:30 PM Apsara dance show in Siem Reap, with round-trip tuk-tuk pickup and an English audio guide.
“The show itself was great! They do a great show here. The theater was beautiful. I was picked up on time by the tuk tuk however I didn’t know he was waiting for me because he never called. You guys need to give the drivers our phone number. The food was just ok and it…”
See Phare Cambodian Circus in Siem Reap with hotel pickup and drop-off, plus smart seat options, live music, and a social-impact story.
“Brilliant show and convenient hotel transfer. Very popular and full so worth booking in advance. Recommended for Siem Reap”
Siem Reap Apsara dance show with buffet dinner, skip-the-line entry, and hotel tuk-tuk transfers for a smooth 90-minute night.
“Muito boa organização, tudo muito eficaz e no horário. A sala é muito grande e, se encher (foi o caso), até parece que se vão formar filas no buffet, mas há um exagero de comida e variedade (local e internacional) e isso nunca aconteceu. TeRead more”
Tuk-tuk hotel pickup, a 2.5-hour Apsara dance show, and a Khmer buffet dinner in Siem Reap, for about $15 per person.
“The food and performance of the dancers were excellent. But the venue is huge and was attended by lots of large noisy tour groups which somewhat spoilt it for us. There was a mix up with the pick up and we weren't sure whether we were taken to the right venue as we thought we…”
See Phare, the Cambodian Circus in Siem Reap—live acrobatics and story told through Cambodian culture, with skip-the-line entry.
“Very good show. Good value for money.Amazing acrobats.Very good atmosphere. Why must review have one hundred characters.”
Tuk-tuk hotel pickup and a 2-hour Apsara dinner show at Amazon Angkor Restaurant, with buffet or set menu and tea/coffee included.
“The dances were average. The food was average. The outside bar drinks were great. We got bit by mosquitos in the dining room and found couple spiders on the napkin.”
5-hour Siem Reap street food by tuk-tuk: Khmer classics and insects, then Phare circus storytelling and Cambodia-style drinks.
“The tour was amazing! Tour guide Sa took me to many different local food spots. We tried a large variety of traditional Cambodian dishes and deserts. We then went to the markets, and I tried pig brain soup, crickets, grasshoppers, silkworms and even a tarantula! We then went to a cocktail bar that served cambodian…”
