This place is pretty good to walk around, to know local culture, souvenir shops etc. They have got many touristic silver shops that almost push visitors to buy the stuff. So, that can be an issue. Otherwise, it's a place to be.

We remember Celuk as a small traditional village renowned as a place of gold & silver craftsmen. It's no longer a small village, having expanded exponentially and commercially over the years. The craftsmen of gold and silver are still here, but in larger and grander premises geared to the tourist trade. The workmanship is exquisite, beautiful designs in a range of sizes and also larger creations for home decor. Most jewelry items were unpriced where we visited and I wondered how many commissions were being paid as our driver mentioned that a commission was received on a successful sale. When dealing with precious metals, no matter how attractive, I'm not confident in the value of the more expensive offerings. A 50% reduction in asking price in response to the first offer raises alarm bells with us and we moved on.

Unusual building with a mad staircase inside! Quality silver different jewellery at good prices here. Staff were lovely and if you don’t like being followed around the whole time like us, this is the shop for you. We were asked if we needed help and then we were left to browse at our pleasure. Purchases made!