Made in Cambodia: Top 20 Authentic Souvenirs and Where to Find Them
Cambodia’s unique heritage, modern creativity, and strong focus on sustainability make it a paradise for shoppers looking for meaningful, ethical, and beautifully crafted souvenirs. From handmade fashion to artisan foods and unique homewares, the Kingdom offers treasures that carry stories of tradition, empowerment, and innovation.
Whether you’re planning your next trip to Cambodia or browsing for online gifts, here are 20 top souvenirs to consider, along with where to find them and why they’re worth adding to your collection.
1. Espadrilles from Amboh
Why it’s special: These stylish espadrilles are made from upcycled fabrics, including the iconic Cambodian krama. With their durable natural soles, they’re a comfortable and ethical choice for men, women, and kids.
- Where to buy: Amboh boutique in Phnom Penh or online (international shipping available).
- Price: From $25
2. Sunset Phnom Penh Print by NOWHERE Art Studio
Why it’s special: Ajin, a Malaysian-born artist, captures the beauty of Phnom Penh’s Royal Palace at sunset with bold and vibrant digital prints. The studio also offers stickers, postcards, and creative workshops.
- Where to buy: NOWHERE Art Studio, Phnom Penh; online via Facebook (delivery within Cambodia).
- Price: From $10
3. Mekong Dry Gin by Seekers Spirits
Why it’s special: This premium gin is infused with Cambodian botanicals like pandan, galangal, and cassia bark. Distilled in copper stills, it delivers the “flavor of the Mekong” in every sip.
- Where to buy: Seekers Spirit House in Phnom Penh or through local delivery platforms like Grocerdel and Drinks on Wheels.
- Price: From $32
4. Mondulkiri Dark Chocolate from WAT
Why it’s special: WAT Chocolate is Cambodia’s first bean-to-bar chocolatier, blending 70% cacao from Mondulkiri Province with local flavors like Kampot salt and red chili.
- Where to buy: ANM Khmer Market in Siem Reap, select stores in Phnom Penh, or online via Facebook (Cambodia-only delivery).
- Price: From $4
5. Battambang Blaze Hot Sauce
Why it’s special: This small-batch hot sauce is made with locally grown chilies, onions, and garlic, delivering a fiery taste that embodies the bold flavors of Khmer cuisine.
- Where to buy: Trunkh and other retailers in Phnom Penh, or online via Facebook.
- Price: From $5
6. Guardian Lion Necklace by Garden of Desire
Why it’s special: French-Cambodian jeweler Ly Pisith crafts elegant pieces inspired by Angkorian motifs. The Guardian Lion necklace symbolizes courage and Khmer heritage.
- Where to buy: Garden of Desire boutiques in Siem Reap; online (international shipping available).
- Price: From $85
7. Handwoven Bags by Manava
Why it’s special: Manava empowers women artisans near Siem Reap to create eco-friendly bags from rattan palm and willow grass. Each piece reflects Cambodia’s rich weaving traditions.
- Where to buy: Retailers in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap; online (free worldwide shipping).
- Price: From $89
8. Hand-Loomed Scarves by Weavers
Why it’s special: These pure cotton scarves, handwoven in rural Takeo, are a modern take on the traditional krama. Generously sized, they can double as beach wraps or shawls.
- Where to buy: Weavers Studio in Takeo; online (ships to Cambodia, Europe, and the UK).
- Price: From $39
9. Aloe Vera Cream by Dai Khmer
Why it’s special: This soothing cream is crafted with 100% natural ingredients and comes in zero-waste packaging. Perfect for sun-kissed skin.
- Where to buy: Dai Khmer stores in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap; online via Facebook.
- Price: From $3
10. Naga Balm by Coco Khmer
Why it’s special: This coconut oil-based balm is Cambodia’s answer to Tiger Balm, offering pleasant heat for tired muscles. The “Fire and Ice” variety also soothes bug bites.
- Where to buy: Select retailers in Phnom Penh and online via Facebook.
- Price: From $3.50
11. Blessing Bowl Candles by Saarti
Why it’s special: Made with 100% natural essential oils, these hand-poured candles come in beautiful ceramic bowls inspired by Cambodian motifs.
- Where to buy: Online via Collective Rituals (international shipping available).
- Price: From $7
12. Bullet Jewelry by Angkor Bullet
Why it’s special: Crafted from upcycled bullet casings, these pieces symbolize Cambodia’s resilience. Each item is handmade by artisans from disadvantaged backgrounds.
- Where to buy: Angkor Bullet workshop in Phnom Penh; online via Facebook.
- Price: On enquiry
13. Rattan Furniture by Atelier
Why it’s special: Atelier’s handwoven homewares and decor are made from natural fibers, preserving Kampot’s traditional craft techniques.
- Where to buy: Atelier Kampot or other retail locations; online (international shipping available).
- Price: From $4
14. Kampot Pepper by La Plantation
Why it’s special: Kampot pepper is world-renowned for its flavor. La Plantation follows centuries-old farming traditions and offers a variety of spice blends.
- Where to buy: La Plantation in Kampot, retailers nationwide, or online with international shipping.
- Price: From $6
15. Handwoven Throws by FairWeave
Why it’s special: These luxurious cotton blankets are handwoven on Silk Island and dyed with natural plant pigments.
- Where to buy: Koh Dach (Silk Island) or online via Facebook (Cambodia-only delivery).
- Price: From $26
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16. Upcycled Bags by Smateria
Why it’s special: Smateria turns recycled fishing nets into stylish bags and backpacks, blending sustainability with fashion.
- Where to buy: Smateria stores in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap; online with international shipping.
- Price: From $25
17. Organic Sticky Rice by Ibis Rice
Why it’s special: Ibis Rice works with rural farmers to produce organic jasmine and sticky rice while protecting Cambodia’s wildlife.
- Where to buy: Grocery stores across Cambodia.
- Price: From $6
18. Handwoven Camera Straps by Daiku
Why it’s special: These vibrant straps are woven by indigenous women in Ratanakiri. Proceeds support education and mentoring programs.
- Where to buy: Daiku retailers and online via Facebook.
- Price: From $30
19. Gold Rum by Samai Distillery
Why it’s special: Cambodia’s first premium rum is aged in oak barrels and flavored with local spices like Kampot pepper.
- Where to buy: Samai Distillery, Phnom Penh; online via Kokopon.
- Price: From $38
20. Hand-Painted Beads by ClayCult
Why it’s special: Twice-fired ceramic beads are hand-painted in vibrant hues. Perfect for crafting or as statement jewelry.
- Where to buy: ClayCult, Siem Reap; online (Cambodia-only delivery).
- Price: From $22 (set of 10)
Plan Your Cambodian Shopping Spree
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So why wait? Start exploring Cambodia’s incredible creative scene and take home a piece of its magic.
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