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PHNOM PENH
PHNOM PENH
Overview
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Travel Guide
Packed with well-organized streets, charming old houses alongside new modern buildings, hectic river ports, stimulating night markets and restaurants of various cuisines, Phnom Penh poses as a typical growing Asian capital. Having the biggest international airport in the country and being connected with Vietnam by short land way and river way, Phnom Penh welcomes travelers from all sort of backgrounds, coming for both holiday and business. In comparison with other cities in Cambodia, Phnom Penh represents the fascination and growth of its country the most.
The city will sooth you with its deeply-rooted cultural value and inspiring architectural works. Moreover, Phnom Penh is also enchanted with sunshine, warmth and an open space for new investors by the hospitality of the Khmer people, who were able to make Cambodia a home for tourists, from which they can plan and prepare visits to other noteworthy areas of Cambodia.
Activities
Our pick: Visits to the National Fine Arts' Museum, Wat Phnom pagoda and Central Market, then dropping off at the ballet school, and attending the night market near the Tonle Sap.
Historical tour to the Toul Sleng Genocidal Museum and relevant memorials.
Mekong river cruise from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap and Saigon and vice versa
Entertainment and shopping at the night market, bar, pubs, exciting streets by the river.
Photography tour, LGBT tour, MICE and excursions to beaches and islands in the South.