Puok

Puok is a district located in Siem Reap Province, Cambodia, situated about 15 to 20 kilometers (a 30-minute drive) northwest of Siem Reap town center.

Puok is best known for the Artisans Angkor Silk Farm, where visitors can learn about traditional Cambodian silk production, as well as its scenic countryside and rural markets.

The best time to visit Puok is during the dry season from November to April, when the weather is pleasant and comfortable for outdoor sightseeing.

You can easily reach Puok by hiring a tuk-tuk, taking a private taxi, or joining a guided day tour via National Route 6.

A half-day trip (around 2 to 3 hours) is usually sufficient to visit the Silk Farm and explore the local surroundings.

Guided tours at the Silk Farm are often offered free of charge, though donations or purchases at the gift shop support local craftspeople.

Yes, it is very family-friendly. Kids can enjoy seeing silkworms and learning about the step-by-step weaving process in a relaxed environment.

High-quality handwoven silk scarves, garments, home decor accessories, and local handmade crafts make excellent souvenirs.

The official currency is the Cambodian Riel (KHR), but US Dollars (USD) are widely accepted. The main language is Khmer, with basic English spoken at tourist spots.

Wear sun protection, carry insect repellent, and dress respectfully when visiting local communities or workshop areas.