Apsara show in Siem Reap?
Nov 26th, 2023, 09:55 AM
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Apsara show in Siem Reap?
We will be in Siem Reap in Feb 2024, and we'd like to see an Apsara show. I think most of them are combined with dinner, which would be fine. The ones that I see with good reviews are the ones at Raffles, Hyatt and Angkor Village Hotel. Any recommendation for or against any of them? Or maybe another one that's not even on our radar? Thank you.
Nov 27th, 2023, 06:06 AM
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Hi, xyz,
From what I see, the "real deal" are the Sacred Dancers of Angkor; while it's not inexpensive, it seems like this is the one said to be the "authentic": https://divine-sala-sacred-dancers-o....business.site
If you want a dinner-dance show, the one at Raffles seems to be the most highly regarded.
From what I see, the "real deal" are the Sacred Dancers of Angkor; while it's not inexpensive, it seems like this is the one said to be the "authentic": https://divine-sala-sacred-dancers-o....business.site
If you want a dinner-dance show, the one at Raffles seems to be the most highly regarded.
Nov 28th, 2023, 11:24 PM
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I managed to avoid the Apsara dance shows every time we have visited (just not my thing 
) . Different but in a similar vein, one thing I did enjoy was a visit to the circus https://pharecircus.org
) . Different but in a similar vein, one thing I did enjoy was a visit to the circus https://pharecircus.org
Nov 30th, 2023, 06:35 PM
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https://pharecircus.org I don't think there are any others in town.
I had some friends with me a few years back, and they really wanted to do an apsara dance dinner show. We went to the one called Koulen Restaurant across from the recently departed Lucky Mall. It was authentic dance, the buffet food was actually pretty good, and they had western style tables & chairs (as opposed to cushions on the floor, if that matters to you). It was a fun evening but we left halfway through, as it was quite long.
I had some friends with me a few years back, and they really wanted to do an apsara dance dinner show. We went to the one called Koulen Restaurant across from the recently departed Lucky Mall. It was authentic dance, the buffet food was actually pretty good, and they had western style tables & chairs (as opposed to cushions on the floor, if that matters to you). It was a fun evening but we left halfway through, as it was quite long.
Nov 30th, 2023, 06:36 PM
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https://pharecircus.org I don't think there are any others in town. Very popular.
I had some friends with me a few years back, and they really wanted to do an apsara dance dinner show. We went to the one called Koulen Restaurant across from the recently departed Lucky Mall. It was authentic dance, the buffet food was actually pretty good, and they had western style tables & chairs (as opposed to cushions on the floor, if that matters to you). It was a fun evening but we left halfway through, as it was quite long.
I had some friends with me a few years back, and they really wanted to do an apsara dance dinner show. We went to the one called Koulen Restaurant across from the recently departed Lucky Mall. It was authentic dance, the buffet food was actually pretty good, and they had western style tables & chairs (as opposed to cushions on the floor, if that matters to you). It was a fun evening but we left halfway through, as it was quite long.
