Siem Reap SPA Guide

When you come to Southeast Asia for a vacation, you must experience a comfortable and affordable leisure experience - spa. When you come to Siem Reap, you cannot miss this activity, especially after a day of running around in the "stone piles". Choose a spa that suits you, which can relieve fatigue and relax your body and mind. As a travel experience expert who has tried many local activities in Siem Reap, let me give you some tips on local spas in Siem Reap!

BODIA SPA Old Market

Bodia can be considered a 'national treasure' level brand in Cambodia. Even airports and stores have its counters selling some of its skincare products. Bodia is derived from the last five letters of the English word Cambodia, meaning 'Light of Cambodia'. Bodia Spa has three branches: one in the capital Phnom Penh and two in Siem Reap. The location is near the old market, very convenient. Every day, many Chinese tourists come here, so the store is often crowded, and it is common to see queues and difficulty in making reservations.

Sokkhak (Sokkhak Spa)

Sokkhak Spa is a specialized spa under the Sokkhak brand, with two branches near the Old Market. One of the branches is located by the Siem Reap River, right next to the popular Chanrey Tree restaurant, also from the Sokkhak brand. The shop's decor is very tasteful, and the unique and minimalist style leaves a great first impression on guests.

Samathi Spa

Samathi Spa is located at the entrance to the bustling downtown area and is very popular among Westerners. The Khmer-style architecture here gives a strong sense of history as soon as you enter. The store offers a variety of therapy options, but the most popular is still the spa package. Compared to the other two spas mentioned above, the biggest advantage here is that it is less crowded and quieter, but the service and the skills of the therapists are just as good. You can try the sunburn repair package here, which is also a good choice after a day of exploring Angkor Wat.