Things to do in Sisophon
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Phneat Koh Pong Sat Community Fisheries
At the Phneat Koh Pong Sat Community Fisheries, a community-based fish sanctuary run by monks 8km east of town, you can feed schools of fat, frisky fish from a peaceful riverside pavilion on the grounds of a wat. Monks sell food pellets and dry bread (500r). It makes a delightful excursion by bicycle, moto or car, especially in the late afternoon.
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École d'Art et de Culture Khmers
The École d'Art et de Culture Khmers has classes in traditional music, apsara dancing, painting, sculpture and shadow puppetry. It's often possible to observe a class or see students practising. Drop by to find out when.
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Phkay Preuk Restaurant
An enormous and energetic place with Khmer and Thai cuisine and a few Western dishes, including breakfast favourites. It may look closed from the front but head on in - the dining goes on out back.
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Suon Kamsan Restaurant
A big, popular place with Western and Khmer breakfasts, reliable Khmer mains and some Thai dishes. The Khmer menus are up on the wall. Crooners perform nightly from 18:00 to 23:00.
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food stalls
Inexpensive food stalls can be found at Psar Sisophon (Sisophon Market), especially for breakfast and lunch, and in the evening along the north side of the park on NH6.
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Arun Reas Restaurant
Popular with de-miners and other NGO workers, this airy place has cute café tables and excellent green curry and fried rice.
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Phnom Touch
Phnom Touch, 18km towards Battambang on the west side of NH5, has several temples on and around it and affords gorgeous views.
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Sok Yi Grocery
Half-a-block south of Psar Sisophon, this grocery stocks fresh milk and yoghurt from Thailand, wine, cheese and ice cream.
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Vichet Pizza Shop
Sisophon's first and only pizzeria. The enterprising owner learned how to make pizza by doing research on the internet!
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