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Bassac Lane

Bassac Lane is a prominent street in Phnom Penh, popular for its excellent restaurants, bars, cafes, and pubs. The road is one of the most happening neighborhoods with a bustling nightlife. Street vendors and hawkers sell local street food, desserts, and smoothies, while you can enjoy Cambodia's best Khmer food in many restaurants serving a wide range of cuisines. Seafood - Khmer seafood delicacies are trendy among tourists, and a series of restaurants serve fantastic seafood. There are many bars known for their meat dishes in Bassac Lane. Read More

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Choeung Ek Genocidal Center (Killing Fields)

Choeung Ek Genocidal centre is located outside the city of Phnom Penh. Infamously known as the Killing Fields, this is a mass grave site built to commemorate the death of thousands of civilians during the Khmer Rouge between 1975 and 1978. Tourists can get to know the entire dark history of this period on tours where they can see thousands of skulls and bones. It is one of the most disturbing places to visit in Phnom Penh that showcases the mass murders of people who were held as prisoners in S-21 prison. Read More

The Independence Monument is located in the heart of the city in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. Built to commemorate the country's independence from France, it is one of the iconic landmarks popular among the locals and the tourists. It is worth checking out this uniquely built lotus-shaped stupa monument featuring traditional Khmer architecture.

Koh Dach & Silk Island

Koh Dach consists of two islands connected by a small bridge - the main island with the same name and a smaller Koh Oknha Tei or Silk Island. These islands are located on the banks of the Mekong river at Kandal in Kon Dach Commune, close to Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The islands are popular among tourists for their beaches and the handicrafts produced here by the locals. . Silk Island gets its name from the silk weavers residing in a village. These silk weavers produce Cambodia's popular handmade fabric - Silk Scarf or Karma, sarongs, and other items from silk. Planning a day trip to Koh Dach island while exploring Phnom Penh for a relaxing beach holiday is worth planning. Read More

The National Museum of Cambodia is the largest and central museum in the country. It consists of over 15,000 collections depicting various periods in Cambodia's history spread across different rooms. It also has a beautiful garden with fish ponds and a cafe. A paid audio tour guide is available.

Orussey Market is an old wholesale market located in downtown close to Monivong Boulevard, one of the main shopping areas in Phnom Penh. Spread across three floors consisting of hundreds of shops, it is the country's largest market for local products and is more famous among the locals than the tourists. It is well visiting the market for travelers to experience what Cambodia's busiest market looks like, with people from all over the country coming here every day to buy a wide range of essential products. Read More

Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center(PTWRC) is a wildlife centre located to the south of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It is the largest zoo in the country consisting of over 1200 animals of more than 100 species and is among the top attractions. More than 2 million tourists visit Phnom Tamao every year. If you want to experience Cambodian wildlife in their natural habitats, this is a highly recommended attraction to visit while traveling in Phnom Penh.

Psar Thmei or the Central Market is located under a dome and four extending ‘legs’(hallways) of the structure. It’s an Art Deco building in Cambodia with a bright splash of yellow on the outside. It has countless stalls ranging from gold and silverware to electronic goods to food stalls. It’s a prominent market in Phnom Penh and is usually pretty busy with locals and tourists shopping for goods.

The Royal railway station is a prominent landmark located in the heart of the city of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It is a heritage building and is not functional since 2014. Due to its rich history and the elegant architecture, the station is one of the tourist attractions drawing travellers in the city.