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Phare, The Cambodian Human Circus (absolutely no animals involved) Uniquely Cambodian, Daringly Modern Experience one of the highlights of Cambodia and meet talented young performers in breathtakingly entertaining and original Cambodian shows. Phare, The Cambodian Circus tells uniquely Cambodian tales using modern circus arts and high energy music, touching on themes strong in Cambodian tradition, ethos and spirit. The performances mix theatre, music, dance, acrobatics, juggling, aerial acts, fire and contortion with an explosion of virtuosity and sensitivity. During the hour-long shows, the Phare performers share their emotions and excitement, blowing the audience away with their integrity and power. Phare artists are students and graduates from Phare Ponleu Selpak Artistic Center in Battambang. The association was formed 20 years ago by 8 young men coming home from a refugee camp after the Khmer Rouge regime. They were greatly helped by art therapy and wanted to share this new skill among the poor, socially deprived and troubled youngsters in Battambang. They founded an art school and public school followed to offer free education. A music school and theatre school were next and finally, for the kids who wanted more, the circus school. Today more than 1,200 pupils attend the public school daily and 500 attend the alternative schools. Phare Ponleu Selpak also has extensive outreach programs, trying to help with the problems highlighted in their own tales. Phare The Cambodian Circus offers these students and graduates somewhere to hone their skills and a place to earn a decent wage. Money that will take them out of poverty and give them self-respect and freedom. Shows nightly at 8:00pm Phare Cafe opens at 6:30pm Big Top opens at 7:40pm No entrance after 8:05pm
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Angkor Wat is situated among the largest religious temple complex in the world, and is an important historic site that sees massive amounts of visitors each year in Siem Reap. This highly detailed temple is known for its thousands of celestial carvings and breathtaking size. A site of great religious importance to the Khmer people, visitors are asked to dress modestly while in the temple and on the complex grounds. Visitors must pay a fee upon entry.
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