Phsar Leu Thom Tmey—literally “New Big Upper Market”—is Siem Reap’s largest and most authentic indoor market, nestled a few kilometers east of the city center along National Road 6 . Open daily from the pre-dawn hours until early evening (typically around 3–6 AM to 6–8 PM), it hums with local life as Cambodians shop for fresh produce, meat, seafood, spices, and everyday household items at fair prices. Unlike the more tourist-centric markets, this bustling bazaar offers a genuine glimpse into Khmer daily routines, complete with friendly haggling, vibrant aromas, and vendors using the local currency Riel . Beyond groceries, you’ll find textiles, simple electronics, beauty products, and even street food stalls serving classic Khmer snacks—making it a full sensory adventure and a window into authentic Cambodian culture