The 47 best things to do with kids in Phnom Penh

The price is $1 for foreigners. The place is pleasant to walk around, you can get to the temple at the top. Many sculptures to admire! Can be done in less than 1 hour.

A visit to Cambodia has to include thus amazing site - absolutely stunning, and my second visit. Some 19/20 years on there is little change - other than the amount of tourists !! Seeing the sunrise behind the temple is superb, but arriving at any time is just as good. Allow at least a couple of hours to walk round, climb the steps to look across the temple, meet local people etc there's toilets on site, local stalls, food etc. There are numerous other temples well worth visiting around here. Beautiful, peaceful surroundings with an amazing history.

This is a Buddhist temple in the centre of Phnom Penh on top of a small hill. You can get great views of the city from here. Wat Phnom has a height of 46 meters. The pagoda is named after Lady Penh from the story of the discovery of the four Buddha statues and one Vishnu statue. There are a stupa, pagoda and temple at the site

Beautiful temple to visit while in Phnom Penh. The price of entry for foreigners is only $1 per person and definitely worth the price. The grounds are beautiful and not over crowded. Definitely recommend drinking plenty of water as there is a moderate hill to climb to get to the temple. Overall, one of the best attractions visited while in Phnom Penh.

Sights of Relics that will have you amazed and the gift shop is very awesome too. The tour guide are great at what they do so if you need one,one will be provided to give a glimpse of history.

It is worth a visit to Wat Phnom if you are in central Phnom Penh. It is the starting for all major highways in Cambodia as well as the legendary origin stories of our city. Even the name Phnom Penh, literally "the hill of Lady Penh", reinforces the centrality of Wat Phnom, as this pagoda is the hill that Lady Penh built to honour 4 Buddhist statues that miraculous floated down the river to her. Whether you believe the stories or not, come see the altars dedicated to Lady Penh adjacent to a Buddhist temple (a nice mixing of Buddhism and traditional shamanism). The pagoda grounds also feature a statue representing the return of Battambang and Siem Reap from Thailand to Cambodia, a reminder that the current Thai-Khmer problems are certainly not the first instance of friction between the two nations. Pro Tip There are a lot of cultural performances in the pagoda stage so check the schedule to see if anything is going on during your visit. Also, during Khmer New Year in April, this pagoda is the epicenter of music, dancing and water fighting for the whole of PP.

Great place to see the form of their worship here. I love the detail of it all. Notice the acorn shaped urns were actually made of many Reil bills. The gold covering whether leaf or paint was everywhere. It's a lot more interesting than some of the more monochrome architecture you see in the west. Be sure to take your hat off and shoes when you enter out of respect.

There were barely any people, which made it peaceful to walk around, but several areas were closed off or restricted, so it felt like I didn’t get to see much. Honestly, I was expecting a lot more. Finding the entrance was confusing and to make it worse, there are tuk-tuk drivers outside who try to trick you by saying the palace is closed, just to sell you a sightseeing tour instead. There wasn’t anything truly spectacular that stood out to me. For the $10 entry fee, I’m not sure it’s worth it, especially when compared to the much grander Royal Palace in Bangkok.

Spectacular! A palatial and grand a you'd expect a palace to be! Grounds are gorgeous. Not allowed in some rooms, nor to take photos, and areas under renovation also not allowed in. Silver pagoda had the floors covered up so the full silver effect was not available on my visit.

We visited this palace on our first day in the city. Amazing site, so different to anything else you might have experienced before. Stunning colours, history and art. Life here is so diverse, wealth and abject poverty, vibrant colours and mud/litter. The palace certainly portrays a very affluent acceptance in a country with so many living with so little.

Be careful. Everywhere says it closes at 5pm but they stop visitors FROM ENTERING at 4pm to allow everyone currently on the grounds to be OUT BY 5 pm. This caught me off guard - but still returned the next day as they open very early at 8pm :). Beautiful grounds, temples, pagodas, and shrines. Don’t skip over the artwork all along the inner wall of the Silver Pagoda area - very interesting and not highlighted.

Stunning, magnificent and beautiful palace complex. The palace was first constructed by King Norodom between 1866 and 1870; but was largely demolished and rebuilt between 1912 and 1932. The palace's architecture is a mix of traditional Khmer design and French architectural influence, as seen in the gilded roofs, high spires, intricate carvings, and a layout that reflects both grandeur and harmony with nature. Gorgeous

Very beautiful palace. I was there at around 2.30 PM and it was super sunny. If you expect a shade, there were not many shades to hide. When I was there, the king was inside the palace but it was hard to see him. I've heard that sometimes people can see him at around 4-4.30 PM. There were not many people there. The guide of the palace took me around and told me about the tradition, the design, the history and everything else. The wall and the temple behind were stunning. Very good place to pray. When the tour ended, they gave me a bottle of water.

This palace is epic beautiful. The structure, the architecture, the splendour, the landscapes and the gardens, the art work, every detail of this palace is unique. It’s difficult to catch its essence in pictures. And then there’s the Hall of the King which is inaccessible to visitors. Photography is also prohibited in this area. So the eye has to catch it all and stack away in memory. Worth a visit guys if you happen to be in Combodia. The Palace also has the King’s Residence and we happened to get a glimpse of his convoy which was disciplined and courteous. They ushered people to move away with dignity, no rudeness nothing.

The Museum was built in 1917-1920 by French colonial authorities. The graceful terracotta structure of the museum and its beautifully manicured courtyard garden form a soothing and serene relief to the busy streets nearby. The museum boasts of artifacts such as Buddha and Hindu statues depicting the rich history and culture of Cambodia's past

Lots of interesting artifacts but the lack of storytelling made this place boring. We felt like we were in hardware shop buying stones for our renovation. Pardon the comparison but that was our impression of the place. They should hire a real curator to manage this place. The entrance fee is USD 10 and to be very honest, it’s a total waste of money. Phnom Penh is a beautiful city so you might as well visit other places which will be worth your while.

A Must-Visit for History Enthusiasts and Cultural Guardians If you're visiting Phnom Penh, the National Museum of Cambodia is an essential stop—especially for those passionate about ancient civilizations and Hindu heritage. This museum is not just a building filled with artifacts; it is a living archive of Cambodia’s soul. Walking through its galleries, you’ll witness the grandeur of pre-Angkorian and Angkorian Hindu art, including intricate sculptures of Vishnu, Shiva, and other deities that once adorned the temples of a flourishing Khmer empire. These pieces offer a rare glimpse into the spiritual and artistic brilliance that shaped Southeast Asia centuries ago. What makes the museum even more compelling today is its role in the Khmer repatriated artifacts program—a national effort to recover cultural treasures looted during the Khmer Rouge era and smuggled abroad. Over the past 28 years, Cambodia has successfully repatriated more than 1,000 artifacts, many of which are now proudly displayed here. Recent returns include two “Guardian God” heads from the late Angkor period and 14 sculptures from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. These artifacts are more than stone and bronze—they are the souls of ancestors, as described by Cambodia’s Ministry of Culture. Their return has sparked renewed interest in the museum and a deeper appreciation for the resilience of Cambodian identity. Whether you're a history buff, a student of religion, or simply a curious traveler, the National Museum of Cambodia offers a powerful, emotional, and educational experience. It’s a place where the past is not forgotten but reclaimed—and where every statue tells a story of survival and return.

The Good Vibes -Many of the Khmer sculptures and artifacts have been described as “amazing,” “stunning,” and a true reflection of Cambodia’s cultural heritage. - The ancient Khmer architecture and central city gardens are aesthetic destinations, providing a cool place to soak it all in. - Cultural workshops (like weaving or dance classes) are trendy for hands-on experience.

Beautiful building however as this is the national museum was expecting to see exhibits from all aspects of Cambodian history. These were all statues and not much explanation . Why nothing about how people lived , dressed utensils , jewelry,industries etc . the national museum in siem reap is full of Khmer art and statues and explains everything you need to know in a far better way . If you are going to siem reap give this one a miss

Amazing museum with an impressive collection Khmer art up from the 6 th century. Most 12 th century. Great presentation. Worth visiting!!

The Cambodia Museum is a fantastic place to dive deep into the rich history and culture of Cambodia. The exhibits are well-curated, offering a fascinating look at the country’s ancient art, history, and heritage. The displays of Khmer art, ancient sculptures, and historical artifacts are impressive and educational. The museum is spacious, clean, and has a peaceful atmosphere, making it a great spot to learn while taking in the beautiful surroundings. The staff is knowledgeable and eager to share insights about the exhibits. It’s a must visit for anyone interested in Cambodian history!

Visiting both the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21) and the Choeung Ek Killing Fields was one of the most emotional and powerful experiences I’ve had in Cambodia. These places tell the story of the brutal Khmer Rouge regime — not through imagination, but through real evidence, preserved buildings, and the voices of survivors and victims. At Tuol Sleng (S-21), the entrance fee is $6 and includes an audio guide with headphones, available in about 10 to 12 major world languages — including RUSSIAN, which was a great help for me. You simply put on the headset, and as you walk through the former high school turned prison, the story unfolds in your own language. The museum is quiet and deeply respectful, filled with photographs, personal stories, and untouched prison cells. Later, when you come to the Choeung Ek Killing Fields, the experience continues, you walk through the field where thousands of innocent people were executed. The audio includes survivors’ stories and historical context, and there’s even a moment of silence built into the experience, allowing you to reflect. The stupa filled with victims’ skulls is a heartbreaking symbol, but it’s also a powerful reminder of what humanity must never allow again. Both places are incredibly respectful in how they present the past — not as a tourist attraction, but as places of remembrance and education. These visits are emotionally heavy, but absolutely necessary for anyone who wants to understand Cambodia’s recent history. I highly recommend both sites for anyone visiting Phnom Penh — not for fun, but for truth, reflection, and respect.

A difficult but essential visit to truly understand Cambodia’s recent history. This former school turned prison during the Khmer Rouge regime is deeply impactful. Walking through the cells, seeing victims’ photos, and listening to the audio guide (highly recommended) is a heavy experience that stays with you. It’s not an easy visit, but a necessary one to honor the memory of those who suffered here. 💡 Tip: Take your time and approach it with respect. This is not a tourist attraction — it’s a place of remembrance.

I must admit, at first I was not planning on visiting the place for obvious reasons, but then I changed my mind. And it sure was worth trying to understand Cambodia’s past. The museum is very well maintained and has a tranquille aura to it despite the horrible past. The outside yard as well as birds singing make the stories told by the audio guide more bearable somehow. When taking an audio guide you can learn alot and spend more time at the museum than expected. I was there for almost 3 hours. There are 4 building at Tuol Sleng, each one with 2 floors and a story of its own to tell. Some might find them too drastic, however all of us should know how this horror unfolded to spare our planet from repeating the same mistakes over and over again…

I'm touring in Phnom Penh and this place was recommended as part of things to do. Not knowing much about the history of Cambodia, I was still able to follow the narrative of the atrocities that happened at this place and the why's behind them. I used the audio guide which was good, and easy to follow. The guide has warnings if the images to be shown the next stage, would be graphic for some, leaving the listener to decide to go to the next section or listen to the audio outside. This was appreciated. The top floors of Buildings A and B, had some exhibitions which were informative. Overall a good place to go learn some tragic history.

Coupled with a visit to the killing fields, this is a very sobering but important part of Cambodia’s history. It is told graphically, but effectively. You can ask for an English speaking guide to take you round, or take the audio tour.

5 stars for an absolute must see to learn what happened here so hopefully it never happens again and don't believe Pol Pot is the only person to have done these atrocities or Cambodia being the only country. Over our history many countries have committed genocide. This museum has an audio tour with many details, your heart saddens

A well-maintained museum documenting a dark time in Cambodian history. I would recommend to make time for this if you are in Phnom Penh, in order to understand a little bit of the country's history.

Its a great traditional building of Cambodia showing beautiful architecture right next to where the king lives (though he wasn’t in the country when we went) it is very hot though so watch out for that espically since there is a dress code and you might need to wear long clothes.

🏛️ Overview The Royal Palace of Cambodia stands as a majestic symbol of Khmer architecture and royal heritage. Nestled in the heart of Phnom Penh, the palace complex offers a serene yet regal experience, blending cultural richness with architectural splendor. ✨ Highlights Architectural Grandeur: The palace features golden spires, intricately carved facades, and expansive courtyards. The Throne Hall is particularly impressive, with its soaring ceilings and ceremonial ambiance. Cultural Significance: As the official residence of the King of Cambodia, the palace plays a vital role in royal ceremonies and national identity. Peaceful Gardens: The landscaped grounds provide a tranquil escape from the city’s bustle, ideal for reflection and photography. 📝 Visitor Experience Accessibility: The palace is centrally located and easily accessible by foot or tuk-tuk. Entry procedures are well-organized, though some areas are restricted to visitors. Guided Tours: Available on-site, offering valuable historical context and insights into royal traditions. Photography: Permitted in most outdoor areas, but restricted inside key buildings such as the Silver Pagoda. ⚠️ Recommendations Best Time to Visit: Early mornings are ideal to avoid crowds and enjoy cooler temperatures. Dress Code: Modest attire is required; shoulders and knees should be covered. Language Support: English-speaking guides are available, though signage is limited.

Part of the entrance ticket to Royal Palace. Very cool place to see lots of amazing pagodas and buildings. Go early to beat the crowds. They also have a model of Angkor Wat which is very cool

The floor tiles of this pagoda are made of silver, giving rise to its name. Most of the floor was covered by mats or carpet, so it may not be noticeable if you do not pay attention. There were also the emerald and the gold Buddha statues inside the pagoda. Unfortunately photos of the interior is not allowed

The Silver Pagoda in Phnom Penh is truly a must-see, especially for anyone who loves architecture as much as I do. This was my second favorite experience in the city, and it left a lasting impression. The pagoda’s design is both intricate and grand, showcasing traditional Khmer architecture with ornate carvings and delicate details that made me pause and take in every feature. The craftsmanship is astounding—each element feels like a testament to Cambodia's rich cultural heritage. We decided to visit on a Saturday morning, arriving around 9 a.m., hoping to beat the crowds. Despite our early start, the place was already bustling with visitors, all eager to take in the beauty of the pagoda and the surrounding Royal Palace compound. It’s clearly a popular destination, and for good reason! The energy from the crowd added to the experience, creating a shared sense of awe. The entrance fee to the Royal Palace, which includes access to the Silver Pagoda, is USD 10. Once inside the compound, the Silver Pagoda is just a short walk away, making it convenient to explore both sites in one visit. Inside, the emerald Buddha and the stunning silver floor tiles stand out as highlights. Though parts of the floor are protected to preserve them, the visible sections are enough to capture the luxury and historic significance of the place. For me, visiting the Silver Pagoda wasn’t just a sightseeing activity—it was an experience filled with admiration for the skill and devotion behind its creation. If you’re in Phnom Penh, don’t miss it!

The Silver Pagoda is a must see in Phnom Penh, connected to the royal palace, and it is better than the royal palace itself. Everything inside is accessible although there are some photography restrictions. The place is mesmerising and well maintained. I would absolutely recommend everyone to visit the place. Tickets cost 10$ for foreigners which also includes the royal palace.

We visited Silver Pagoda and Royal Palace together as RP ticket includes Silver Pagoda too. It was worth definitely visiting it. There were different Budha statues and whole floor was made out of silver. We also saw some treasures from the royal family as well here. Recommend it!

Good place to visit. Family friendly. But the kitchen counter top up needs some training on how to communicate properly with guest. Food abit expensive. But overall experience is ok.

Their website suggests that they have something for everyone yet the deepest pool they had was 100cm. They did have a 180cm one that you couldn’t swim in only jump in. So if you are an adult there isn’t anything to do here, its pretty much only for kids and babies as well as the parents who stand next to the kids. The staff was kind that’s the only reason i gave 2 stars. Also recommend buying tickets online since its cheaper.

A bit pricy, but when we got to the big slides could see why it was worth the price. The slides were super fun! If you're not going to do the slides, not worth it, however it is a very nice place to play with kids. Super roomy and has tons of play areas and other slides

great variety of slides and play area. the food at the food court is also delicious and decently priced. recommend that you wear swimwear that doesn't have zipper or pocket in the back so that you can enjoy all the rides and activities. also bring footwear since the concrete will be hot during the day. however, they are quite strict about sunglasses, hat, watch, footwear, and phone on many rides. I recommend read their FAQ page on their website. certain portions of the park are not open at park open hours. buy tickets online if you can since it's generally cheaper than in-person

It was a very nice water park, had various slides and a wave pool, plus a lazy river. However most attractions don’t open until like 11:30am-12:30pm, so coming early wastes a lot of your time. The wave pool is a scam, not a single wave was witnessed. Most of the slides need 2 people, so as a solo traveler it was a bit limited. It’s a Sunday and there’s not many people around which is strange for a water park at the least. But the rides I did go on were good

The ticket is double price if you don't book online. After you paid 15,5 usd for entrance you still have to pay for toilet paper. Book grab out here. The private motorcycle takes 1,5 hour instead of 30 min.

I have been going to this water park for 5 years now. It used to be brilliant. The decline is incredible. I went 4 months ago and noticed all the slides were no longer slidey. I got stuck in a few of them and had to crawl out! Went again yesterday hoping this would have been fixed. But it was worse. I don't know anything about flume maintenance but surely they need to be cleaned and have some sort of water treatment to keep the friction. I don't believe anything in this park has ever been cleaned. The water was dirty. The floor of the wave pool is badly damaged and needs replaced. Saw two staff members sleeping at there food kiosk! And the ones who were awake had a terrible attitude. I used to love this water park and hope it can be returned to what it used to be. Surely they must clean/fix the slides and take proper care of the place. Otherwise there is just no point in going.

Very nice area, many people doing their walk in the evening. Place get light up

I brought myself to run from home, located on street 197 across from BKK, to Wat Butom garden to participate in “Viksit Bharat Run 2025”, which is a Sunday challenge to boost my motivation to move on 🏃‍♀️

Clean, large square. Public toilets available for a fee. Lots of fun going on in the evening. People dance and play games. The very bad air is very stressful, though.

Absolutely beautiful wat. Friendly people, even let me look inside a newly constructed pair of Pagodas that wasn't open to the public yet. In one of the temples, there is a wax figure or mummy of a monk...I am thoroughly unsure about if it is actually wax or a real human being. Went there 2 times and still wasn't sure. 🤣🙈

Wat Botum Park is an ideal destination for weekends or leisure time. The park offers ample space for walking, running, skating, biking, dancing, and various other activities. Additionally, there are vendors selling items at reasonable prices, providing an opportunity to make enjoyable purchases. Thanks for considering this recommendation!

Park with lots of area to play exercise and in the view of beautiful monuments and buildings! You’ll see lot of legions here that you can feed and play around with

Nice park with lots of space for park activities.

There is a long strip leading up to the monument that is in the roundabout. It is a nice area to walk around, gets very busy at night with people walking around and kids roller blading. It’s amazing how many independent statues there are along south east Asia all commending there freedom from the French.

The Independence Monument in Phnom Penh is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Built in 1958 to celebrate Cambodia’s independence from French colonial rule, it stands tall and proud in the center of a busy roundabout — shaped like a lotus flower, inspired by Angkor Wat architecture. While you can’t go inside, it’s still worth stopping by — especially during the day when the area is calmer and traffic lighter. At night, it’s beautifully lit, but also more crowded. There’s a nice park area around it where locals relax, jog, or sit in the shade. A good photo spot, a piece of history, and a peaceful moment in the middle of Phnom Penh’s buzz.

The Independence Monument is a tall, beautiful structure shaped like a lotus flower.I think this monument is truly special. Why visit it? It shows a big part of Cambodia's history and pride. It looks amazing to see, especially when it lights up brightly at night.

Beautiful scenery and building at night! Went on a Sunday night, and there was only a man sleeping within the monument. It's really worth the view, but just be careful when crossing the road to the monument, especially some cars and tuk tuks may drive quite fast.

It's a historical site with great Khmer genuinely architectural design for visit.

Nice place to visit away from the hordes of tourists, and free. Take a stroll instead of transportation.

It is one place that keep me excited once you enter, you will see many fitness enthusiast who are passionately doing many activities around Monument in morning & evening. Authorities are putting lot of efforts keep this beautiful place neat & tidy. which is a commendable thing .

Wat Ounalom Monastery is a peaceful spot, though there isn’t much to see compared to other major attractions in Phnom Penh. It’s located near the riverside, making it a nice place for a quiet walk, and it’s also close to the National Museum, so it’s easy to combine the two in one visit. While the monastery may not have the same grandeur as others in the city, it offers a serene environment to reflect and enjoy the surrounding area. However, bear in mind that it can get quite hot, so be prepared for the walk if you visit during the daytime. It’s a good stop if you’re nearby and looking for a brief moment of calm.

Beautiful pagoda with bright gold and very detail ornaments. We are allowed to go inside the main building but had to open shoes. No entry ticket but ensure to take permition to go inside. Please use proper clothing (no exposure of shoulder and use below knee pants / skirts)

I've lived in Cambodia for about eight years and passed by it many times, but I finally went inside during the 2025 Pchum Ben. According to Wikipedia, it is an important temple in Cambodia, apparently built in 1443. It was incredibly beautiful, and I felt a profound sense of sacredness. It was my first time participating in the Pchum Ben ceremony, and it was a truly valuable experience. It may not be a famous tourist destination, but I recommend visiting it at least once.

I was lucky enough to see a ceremony for young monks at this beautiful Wat (temple). The temple’s architecture and style makes it calm and relaxing to walk around, please always dress accordingly and have manners when visiting a temple (same as you would in any other religious and worshippers place or building)

One of my favorite temples in PP. The entrance is free, it's open till late and it's so quiet, mysterious and peaceful at night. Highly recommended to escape the noise and the hassle of the streets. Cute cats around. Frangipani flowers look so nice in the winter season. Visited in December

Beautiful temple in Phnom Penh. I regularly donate food and water here, and the Abbott is very kind. Just be cautious—some taxi or tuk-tuk drivers offering help may give the wrong impression about the temple

Very interesting temple. Sadly it was closed when i arrived. But still very good experience.

Visiting Wat Langka Pagoda sounds like a wonderful idea! It's great that there's no entry fee, and its proximity to the Independence Monument makes it a convenient stop. Enjoy the serene atmosphere and the cultural experience in the heart of Phnom Penh. Don't forget to explore the surroundings as well – you might discover more hidden gems in the area.

A lovely buddhist temple sitting at the heart of Phnom Penh. Monks actively live and practice here. Entrance is free but please be quiet while roaming the temple ground to avoid distracting the people in prayer.

A quiet temple in the middle of the city, free of entrance. The temple is located within a monastery. There are active Buddhist monks living there. It's little place of calm and relaxing in the otherwise buzzing city. Dress appropriately of course: covered shoulders.

I had the pleasure of visiting Wat Langka during my recent trip to Cambodia, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. This beautiful temple is steeped in history and culture, and it was amazing to see all of the intricate details and artwork that make it so unique. The temple grounds are peaceful and serene, and the lush greenery that surrounds the temple creates a wonderful atmosphere that is perfect for meditation and reflection. The architecture of the temple is simply breathtaking, with stunning carvings and decorations that showcase the incredible skill of the artisans who created them. The highlight of my visit to Wat Langka was definitely the opportunity to speak with some of the monks who live and work there. They were so welcoming and friendly, and I learned so much about their way of life and the teachings of Buddhism. It was a truly enlightening experience that I will never forget. Overall, I cannot recommend Wat Langka highly enough. Whether you are a history buff, a culture lover, or simply looking for a peaceful place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, this temple is definitely worth a visit. It is a five-star attraction that truly deserves all of the praise it has received!

Wat Langka is a beautiful and peaceful Buddhist temple located in the heart of Phnom Penh. The temple's stunning architecture and intricate details make it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Cambodian culture and history. I enjoy the serene atmosphere of the temple's courtyards and gardens, as well as admire the impressive collection of Buddhist artifacts and statues on display. The temple is also a popular spot for meditation and spiritual retreats, providing visitors with a unique opportunity to connect with their inner selves in a tranquil and serene environment. Overall, Wat Langka is a truly beautiful and inspiring place that should not be missed when visiting Phnom Penh.

The purpose why we went there was to attend mediation with the monks but there was none when we arrived. Nevertheless I will give it 3 stars because going there is free. No entrance fee. They have this time to meditate with the monks on selected days. If I am not mistaken, MONDAYS-SATURDAYS 5pm to 7pm. Sorry, I forgot to write down the schedule. No meditation on Sunday. We went there Sunday so we had no luck. Anyway, the architecture is beautiful. It's just near Independence Monument so if you have spare time you can just stop by to have a picture taken and continue with the rest of your tour.

Wat Langka is near Independence Monument. This is a small pagoda with a very nice Buddhist temple inside. There is not much to see for locals. There is no entry fee so why not visit one more temple if you are touring around the city.

From my experience of the place ✍️: - Khmer Authentic Taste ✅ - Affordable Price ✅ - Lovely Interior & Exterior - Big Space ✅ - Relaxing Khmer Songs ✅ - Friendly Security & Staff - Great Service ✅ - and Energetic Cats 😺🐈 Overall: 8/10 🍀 This is my first time to be here 🍀.

🐟 Great Flavors, Especially the Grilled Fermented Fish I’ve visited Romdeng twice and the standout dish for me is definitely the grilled fermented fish—absolutely delicious when paired with plain rice. The grilled pork ribs are also tasty, and the traditional Khmer soup adds a nice touch of authenticity. The restaurant is spacious and well-decorated, though I found the staff not particularly friendly or engaging. Still, worth a visit for the food!

Came here because it was near our hotel, and food was good! Had the fish amok, loklok and a salad with pork belly. The salad had some bitter veg leaves in it (intentional) with a flavor akin to Thai/vietnamese. Overall a nice easy place for lunch, and we filled our bellies full enough for a nap!

An affordable spot for lunch and Khmer food. Dishes are pre cooked. you just select from the menu. Food comes out quickly, and everything is priced at $2. Portions are small, so you can try a variety of dishes. Service is a bit slow, possibly due to crowded.

The place feels airy with comfortable seating. Food came out quickly. The Khmer fish soup had a nice flavor but the fish had too many bones, the fish amok was just average, and the grilled chicken was overly salty. Service was quite good though — staff were attentive and quick.

Our favourite places for dinner on our trip so far. My Cambodian friend recommended me this place and it did not disappoint. The portions are small and dishes around 2$ each, perfect to try a bit of everything.

This restaurant has serves traditional Khmer food with a modern feel. Delicious and very affordable. Highly recommend!

Disappointing and unhygienic. The night market in Siem Reap was a letdown. The food stalls served low-quality and unappetizing dishes, with questionable ingredients. The complete lack of hygiene was alarming, with vendors handling food with bare hands and poor sanitation practices. Unless significant improvements are made, I would strongly advise against visiting this night market for food or shopping.

thats Like Good place to have Enjoyment while with friends and can also shop local products

It's a bit out of town, but if you like the nightlife, it's worth a visit.

I didn't risk eating, the sanitary conditions are off-putting and the sellers are pushy. But the atmosphere 🤗

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Great place, middle of the town by the river, reasonable prices but no big sizes

Very much famous in Cambodia

If you’re after a nice broth, authentic Cambodian noodle soup (kuyteav), this is the place to go. I honestly think it’s the best kuyteav in Phnom Penh. My usual order is glass noodles or thick rice noodles with beef, beef meatballs, and braised pork organs, always hits the spot.

Honestly a very nice market. It is smaller in scale compared to central market. But the stalls here have everything. Mainly souvenirs stuffs. Managed to get some nice paintings also as well. Can spend at least 1 to 1.5hrs here.

The market is huge, a lot of items available here but it was quite messy. You can get lost if you come here for shopping. So make sure to be alert on the exit and shop. The market is a bit hot and have a bad ventilation system. It might be uncomfortable for some people to shop here plus the hygiene of this place can be improved. We didn't shop much here, only just looking through some of the items.

can get very warm if you go during lunch time so wear light clothing and bring a fan with you. many interesting things to see and buy

Love the sound, sight and smell of the traditional market. Stuff of all sorts can be found here. After walking around, I enjoyed a small bowl of Glutinous rice ball at 2k. The rice ball is filled with salty green bean paste. Coconut sweet soup has sesame. Served at room temperature.

one of the big market in Phnom Penh. You can find anything from fresh products, food and drinks (we had breakfast here which is nice), souvenirs etc. Opens early starting 6am. Worth a visit if you have spare time.

Messy market with everything In particular I go to get second hand and new scooter parts (also have some motorcycles parts for small engine ones) Good place to buy a second hand scooter engine, carburator, wheels. Most of the stock is from Honda dream. I was looking to get a carburator part for Honda today. A whole used carburator is 20$. There is also a shop selling new parts. They can import from Thailand too Apart from the parts the market also has lots of tools , chemicals, paints, cleaning products, garment, artwork, bamboo baskets and lamspahde, food courts , vegetables. I guess every kind of Cambodia relevant necessity. You can't unfortunately find here big motorcycle second hand parts. You can find some simple ones that are shared with smaller engines like gaskets, spark plugs, chains, There is nice sundown overlooking market. Pleasant area in general (for Phnom Penh). Lively and natural, authentic living quarters of town, with a good mix of foreign style bars and restaurants

Kool place! It’s definitely gotten busier since last year. There aren't many restaurants, and the food court is a bit overpriced. There's also an empty Pizzy Company location above. We went to watch a movie, and it was a pretty kool experience. Afterward, my wife grabbed her coffee fix downstairs at Starbucks.

Was wonderful I haven’t been here for almost 8years The mall is quite and the gaming center which is the arcade most of the game machine are not working and it’s really hot in there The shopping center is a good place if you’re going to the Major cineplex (cinema) or going to eat it’s still a good place or maybe going on a date But for some shop are closed so I don’t really recommend but if you want to get some souvenir or food or going for movie date sure I recommend Enjoy your day. Thanks🙏🏻❤️

I will recommen If you want cheap food and drink it is good choic, the are some dresses shop but not so modern, other electronics shops are available, so during hot weather days spending time here is best for you,

Most of the shops are closed, you cannot find anything fancy here. Seems like it corrupting as not much people going here and mostly cheap clothes shops are open. However, Good Air cons, many restaurants like lotteria, starbucks, bonchon, ... and some of electronics shops like sony,honor, huawei...

Bad security service moto parking! I go gym in Sorya since 2020 until now I keep to go there for gym ! But today at 6:30 pm 09,09,25 I have a bad experience with the guy security service at the parking moto because my phone was finished balance I didn’t know because when I was at the gym club we used WiFi so after gym when I move out at the parking I can’t use my ABA and in my bag I have only 50$ and I give it to him I said if you have change you take this he refused to take it so he block me a few minutes I ask him can I go and I will bring back he still make it difficult for just 1000r lol and after that he said he need to call his boss for that issue what the hell it just for 1000r he make so much difficult….you think I will cheat for 1000r? guys please check your security service it bad after this month I will stop my gym there I gonna change to another place!

There is a movie theater, Starbucks, but the clothes and shoes are outdated and pricey. Most of the shops were also closed or under renovation. The supermarket, though, was good. Most of the products came from Thailand.

Sorya shopping mall is the first modern shopping center in Phnom Penh, capital city of Cambodia which official opening in 2002. There are many stores are selling clothes, shoe, watch, etc. It’s a beauty shopping mall with a great design which remind me old memory.

The old factory has been given a new lease of life with art spaces and workspaces. There are many cafes and shops including a cinema here. A suitable place for people who like to walk and cycle. There is a skate park and pickleball here. There are many mural art here, underground and mainstream events.

Urban Village Lobby entrance…… one of the nicest lobby I have ever seen. It’s not just a lobby but it’s a multi activities in one place. The one area contain any different spaces for different type of people, they have a working area, sitting area, welcoming area and especially one of my favorite area is billiard where they are all open for all tenants, staff and residence for free. It’s not just about the activities but it’s also about the colorful design that they had enhanced in that lobby to make it look more livable and enjoyable.

Factory Phnom Penh is a dynamic mixed-use creative and commercial hub located in a repurposed garment factory complex in Phnom Penh. I had there's many times to participate in events, Factory Phnom Penh is also a popular venue for events, with spaces for concerts, markets, fashion shows, and other gatherings. And this place is the kids friendly. There's also have the Food and Drink, You'll find a diverse range of food and beverage options, from cafes and restaurants to a craft brewery and food trucks. . . . #CanonR8 #time2travel #travel4what #time2travel_seng__pheng #relex #culture #khmer #CambodiaLocalGuide Moto Vlogger | Photographer | Creator Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Google Maps Profile | Facebook | YouTube | IG | Linkedin | X

Beautiful creative space, interesting murals, exhibitions, playful areas and great clean facilities. Great for families too. We have been lucky enough to talk with Gregory Gosseling, a french artist who explained to us how he makes characteristic metal signs for the building and other installations around the city. Highly recommended for people who value old buildings, history and to the those who enjoy having a chat with artists in person.

I’ve satisfied many art galleries on the walls and spaces and some places are very wonderful like a tourism site green space gardens. Furthermore, the building too high floors and all rooms luxury.

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Well maintain. Nice place for events

Azahar is just not a yoga place, but a community where you can practice yoga, connect with others, and feel belong. Has a variety of class for your preferences. All Classes are available in both Khmer and English. And Laila (the orange cat) is always there to assist you!

Very happy to find a yoga pace during my holidays. The vinyasa class was very nice. I recommend it! They are also in English.

I just completed the 9:30 AM Wednesday Vinyasa class with Sreynoch. $8 for drop in. She was great; started and ended with Om; background music; called the poses with enough direction in English and made some gentle manual corrections that I appreciated. The class was challenging very doable- I have practiced for a long time, but I’m older. At the end during shavasana, she did a wonderful, much appreciated brief neck/head massage. This was the perfect morning in the middle of our month of travel.

Such a lovely little spot tucked away from the bustle of the city. I did a morning vinyasa class while staying in Phnom Penh for a couple of days and it was the perfect way to start the day. Peaceful and serene.

A yoga Oasis in the heart of Phnom Penh. Excellent teachers and a regular daily daily schedule of a variety of yoga styles, including Vinyasa and Jivamukti. If you love yoga then come and practice at this studio 🌟💕🌟

I was so amazed by the quality of that yoga session. I booked my spot online the day before and paid when I arrived. I had a morning class with Nith. Omg! This was one of my best yoga classes ever. He put some nice smelling balm on my shoulder for relaxation, he also gave me a lot of feedback and tried to help me with the yoga poses so I can improve my skills, he also had a Harmonium and we we chanting in the beginning and ending of the class, which was so soothing! I felt very welcome and supported during the whole session! I really recommend coming here. Not only are the courses hard but totally manageable but also they offer spiritual yoga as well! I loved it!

A lovely place to practice yoga. Teachers are amazing as well as their classes. Thank you so much ❤️

A nice place for relax and work. The drink is great and service is good

Nice place and good taste coffee.

Really great tea & coffee....staff just as nice!

Good coffee, nice outdoor place for coffee lover

A hidden pearl in the cool shade

Le Jardin Cafe is a good place to see in phnom penh.

Coffee tasting good and good place to chill and relax

A well maintained facility, very popular tourist attraction

Nice broad boulevard with excellent quality pavement. There are a lot of (sky) bars in the other side of the street that are worth visiting. The boulevard really comes to life in the evening, when the sunset is happening! There are a lot of boats here that offer sunset trips over the river. Recommend doing such a trip. Most boats also offer tickets with drinks included, which could be a good start of an evening out (:

Wark street

By Phnom Penh night market riverside street moment !

Nice area

This street turned into magic at night with vendors and street food stalls everywhere. I don't know whether this is daily or just weekends though, as I only visited during the weekend. It's not really special during the day.

(Translated by Google) Very nice on the weekend when everything closes and there are many stalls, live music, karaoke and parties... lots of people (Original) Molto bella nel weekend dove chiudono tutto e ci sono molte bancarelle,musica dal vivo,karaoke e festa.. tantissima gente

Aeon Mall Phnom Penh is one of the best shopping destinations in the city! The mall is spacious, clean, and well-organized, with a wide variety of shops ranging from international brands to local boutiques. The food court is impressive, offering everything from Cambodian street food to Japanese, Korean, and Western cuisine — there's truly something for everyone. I especially appreciated the air-conditioned environment, which is a great escape from the city heat. There’s also a large supermarket inside, a cinema, and plenty of entertainment options for kids and families. Parking is convenient, and staff are generally friendly and helpful. It’s a great place to spend a few hours shopping, eating, or just hanging out. Highly recommended whether you're a local or a tourist visiting Phnom Penh!

⭐ This Mall is EPIC! My 10/10 Happy Place! 🤩 Oh my gosh, you guys... if you're looking for a place that has EVERYTHING, this is it! 💯 This mall is a truly wonderful and fabulous experience. I’m not kidding, they have it ALL: 🛍️ Seriously, whatever you need, you’ll find it here. I mean, from CARS 🚗 to BEAUTY supplies 💄 and everything in between! It's so massive you could literally (and happily!) get lost exploring all the endless stalls. It's the perfect spot to find exactly what you're looking for in a foreign market. Here’s the breakdown of the AWESOMENESS: The Food Court (Ground Floor): 🍔🍜 It is LEGENDARY! We spent so much time here. We were specifically looking for clean and hygienic food options, and we were so pleasantly surprised. They have an incredible variety of delicious Cambodian snacks! 🇰🇭❤️ The Fun (Upstairs): 🕹️ There’s a super cool game section on the top floor that’s perfect for killing some time and having fun. The Shopping: 🏷️ You can find SO many famous brands here. My wallet is in trouble! 😂 Why I'll Be Back (Again and Again!): I've been here so many times, and I'll keep coming back because this place meets ALL my needs. And for travelers, it's a dream: Prices were great (no problem at all! 👍). Zero communication problems. Paying is SO easy! They take Cambodian Riel (៛), American Dollars ($), AND Thai Baht (฿)! How convenient is that?! VERDICT: I 1000% recommend this place. It’s my one-stop shop for everything! 🙌

We spend a lot of time here mainly for the food, especially because we’re looking for clean and hygienic options. It’s a pleasant surprise that AEON Mall offers such a wide variety of Cambodian snacks!

I originally went in to buy an iron, but a staff member convinced me that a steamer would be better and told me clearly that if it didn’t work for my needs, I could return it within five days. After trying it at home, I realized it was not suitable for my thicker clothing like blazers and skirts. When I returned to the store (within the five day policy), I was met by a staff member named Nath Chansokhalai, who made the return process unnecessarily hostile and embarrassing. Instead of listening to me as a customer or honoring what her colleague had told me, she seemed determined to prove me wrong , as if it were a personal challenge. She Instead she publicly demonstrated the steamer at the checkout counter, calling another staff member to hold up a shirt while she tried to show it worked. When I explained that I don't have someone to hold my clothes at home in this manner while I steam them (does anyone lol), she went around the store and found a clothing rack to come back and demonstrate again how I was wrong. Additionally, when I tried to explain that the items I needed to iron were thicker materials, work skirts and blazers, she crossed a boundary by bending down and grabbing my skirt that I'm wearing to see if I was correct about the material. This is not how customers should be treated. I followed the advice I was given by Aeon staff, acted within the return window, and was met with disrespect, crossing physical boundaries and public shaming. Ultimately she denied my request. Potential customers should be aware of this gross negligence and feral behaviour before purchasing.

Quite a simple shopping mall. Saw a few familiar brands from Singapore, such as Breadtalk, Burger King, KFC and Pepper Lunch. Ordering from the food court requires some techniques, something like IKEA, where you will pick up the food tag and pay at the cashier.

Foremost, there is a really good pharmacy on the 2nd level that has American products, like NyQul, vitamins, etc. The products sold here in the department stores, and other stores are of high quality that Japanese would only use. Other stores offer the same. Be advised that if you want a high quality bath towel, you will pay more than at a TJ Maxx, but it will be better than what you would get at a market. Found perfect wash cloth, snd I will be coming back for the towels, etc. Good choice of restaurants. Very clean mall. Nice staff, and a large supermarket on the ground floor. Better than the malls in Manilla, Makati City, and SM Mall in Santa Rosa.

AEON Mall Phnom Penh is a fantastic and popular shopping destination! This is one of the biggest and most famous shopping malls in Phnom Penh. It was actually the first AEON Mall built here. It offers an incredible variety of everything. Whether you need to buy clothes, electronics, groceries, or just want to enjoy a meal, you can find it all easily.

The Statue of His Majesty in Phnom Penh is a beautiful tribute to the late King Norodom Sihanouk. The statue is impressive, and the surrounding area is peaceful and well-kept. It’s a great place to reflect on Cambodia’s history and show respect for the monarchy. A must-visit for anyone in Phnom Penh!

This is a bronze statue of Cambodia's former King Norodom Sihanouk, the "father king" of Cambodia and is recognized for his role in the country's liberation from French rule in 1953. It is located in a park east of the Independence Monument in Phnom Penh

The Statue of His Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Norodom in Phnom Penh is an impressive monument honoring the late King Norodom, who played a significant role in Cambodia’s modern history. Standing tall in a beautifully landscaped park area, the statue captures the dignity and presence of the monarch, making it a landmark of national pride and respect. Surrounded by well-maintained gardens, fountains, and wide walkways, the site provides a calm space for both locals and visitors to reflect. At night, the statue and its surroundings are illuminated, creating a striking and elegant scene against the city backdrop. It is a popular spot for gatherings, quiet strolls, and photography. For photographers, the monument offers excellent opportunities at different times of day. Daylight highlights the statue’s detail and the symmetry of the gardens, while evening shots capture its golden illumination against Phnom Penh’s skyline. Wide shots emphasize the grandeur, while close-ups focus on the statue’s craftsmanship and decorative details. The statue stands not only as a tribute to a revered king but also as a symbol of Cambodia’s resilience and cultural identity. It is a must-visit site for those wishing to understand the country’s respect for its monarchy and history.

Located within a park, at the centre of it in fact for this statue. The surrounding was well-kept and clean when I visited. Some drawbacks were that I saw people sleeping beside the statue when I visited at night. The place looked better in the night time with all the lightings.

This statue is inside a joggers park. The area is well maintained, clean and beautiful. It is a free entry to visit the statue and the park. Evening is ideal to visit this place to avoid heat and enjoy beautiful lighting in the area. Please note that I could not find any toilets nearby. Please like the comment if it helps. Thanks.

A statue of King Norodom Sihanouk (1922-2012) on Preah Suramarit Boulevard in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, commemorates the country's "father king".

Great place to exercise in the morning or afternoon.

Good deco & atmosphere serve by friendly staff. Khmer cuisine is acceptable to one’s Thai taste buds. Overall it’s good experience.

We loved the food. The flavour was bursting and making our taste buds happy. We got the fish amok and wow so dang good. Would eat it over and over again. We also got spicy papaya salad which is our favourite and some yummy red curry between two of us. Perfect for Sharing. Thank you for a great experience and also we love the beauty of your restaurant! We will come again!

Delicious food with the best fish amok I’ve had! The frog legs are also great. If you’re willing to pay a little extra for food Khmer food, this place is worth it. Also love the cool decor.

Authentic Khmer Vibes & Well-Seasoned Dishes Raksmey Khmer Surin stands out with its traditional Khmer-style decor that creates a warm, cultural atmosphere. The Fish Amok is rich and creamy—definitely a highlight. Other dishes like stir-fried ginger beef, crispy squid, and pineapple fried rice are also well-seasoned and satisfying. However, the sweet desserts were a bit too sugary for my taste. Overall, a great spot to enjoy Cambodian flavors with balanced seasoning and cozy ambiance.

Food was decent and lovely wine. Atmosphere a little lacking, very quiet but nice. Service pretty good although we had to ask them to come and pour our wine more than once and our plates weren’t cleared at all… Considering we were some of the only people in the restaurant… But - definitely worth a visit!

The food was flavorful, beautifully presented, and served in generous portions. I especially enjoyed the amok fish. Service was attentive and friendly, and prices were reasonable for the quality and ambiance.

We had really good dinner during our visit in Phnom Penh, fast service and delicius food. Restaurant is clean and tradicionally decorated. Highly recommend 👌 Dish Amok Trei is amazing🍲

A Night Stroll at Sisowath Riverside Park Tonight, I decided to take a walk along Sisowath Riverside Park, one of the most vibrant and enjoyable places to visit at night in Phnom Penh. As soon as I arrived, I was greeted by the refreshing breeze coming from the Mekong River, which swept away the heat of the day. It felt calm, cool, and relaxing. The riverside scene was beautifully lit, with golden lights reflecting off the water’s surface. On both sides of the walkway were lively food stalls, cafés, and street vendors, bustling with activity. People were enjoying coffee, groups of friends gathered around street food carts, and couples strolled hand in hand under the soft glow of street lamps. Light music drifted from nearby shops, blending with laughter and conversation to create a lively yet peaceful atmosphere. I bought a grilled meat skewer from a street cart and walked slowly while savoring the flavor and the moment. It was a simple yet memorable experience. If you ever visit Phnom Penh, don’t miss the chance to spend an evening walking along Sisowath Riverside Park — a place where energy and serenity coexist in harmony.

Visited Sisowath Riverside recently and absolutely loved it The place is super clean, peaceful, and perfect for an evening walk. You can enjoy the view of the Tonle Sap and Mekong rivers meeting, and the sunset looks amazing here. There are plenty of cafes, restaurants, and street food options nearby great for trying local snacks. The atmosphere feels safe and lively, especially in the evening with lights and music around. Definitely one of the best spots to chill in Phnom Penh 🇰🇭

Sisowath Riverside Park in Cambodia is a beautiful spot to relax and enjoy scenic river views. It’s clean, lively, and perfect for evening walks with plenty of street food nearby. A great place to experience local culture and unwind by the water.

Great place to walk. At night the food stalls set up and it's lively and colourful

As you walk 10 meters away from the street, the decibel level drops significantly making the walk along the river nice and more peaceful as contrasted with the road

Sisowath Riverside Park is one of the most vibrant and iconic parts of Phnom Penh. Stretching along the Tonle Sap River, it’s where locals and travelers come together — for walks, workouts, street snacks, or just to sit and watch the world go by. The atmosphere here shifts throughout the day: mornings are peaceful with joggers and monks, afternoons bring heat and street life, and evenings? Pure magic. The breeze off the river, golden sunset light, families playing, and street vendors lighting up their carts — it all feels alive, warm, and very Cambodian. You’ll see kids flying kites, groups doing synchronized aerobics, lovers walking hand-in-hand, and old uncles sipping iced coffee while silently judging the world. It’s chaotic and chill at the same time — and totally worth experiencing. There are benches, open spaces, and it’s right next to landmarks like the Royal Palace and Ponlea Chey Pavilion. If Phnom Penh has a soul, this is where it beats loudest.

The Riverside is one of Phnom Penh’s defining features, blending the city’s style with its everyday pleasures. A broad, tiled promenade runs between the slow, honking traffic and the muddy lifeblood of the Mekong, offering space to stroll, jog, or simply watch the city unfold. Though guidebooks sometimes warn of late-night dangers, most visitors find it more lively than threatening especially in the cooler hours when locals come out to breathe. At its busiest, the Riverside becomes a moving festival: food vendors line the street, families gather, and people-watching rivals any show in town. When the adjoining road is closed to cars, the atmosphere turns almost carnival like a reminder that this isn’t just a walkway, but one of Phnom Penh’s beating hearts.

Such a beautiful quaint area the streets are so clean and modern and nice. It does feel like a underrated gym not super touristy just a really relaxing free park with tons of little cafés and restaurants to go to and it’s great for pictures.

The question is what is this. It’s kind of weird with random buildings spread about with nothing really happening. The biggest most impressive building you’re not allowed near. Its called Euro park yet it has Australian Opera House ? Not something i’d go out of my way for

Beautiful and relaxing place in Phnom Penh! PH Euro Park is a really nice spot for walking, relaxing, and taking photos. The whole area has a European-style design with mini landmarks, colorful buildings, and a calm atmosphere — perfect for Instagram shots! There are plenty of cafes and restaurants around (like Starbucks and The Pizza Company), so it’s a good place to chill with friends or family. Entry is free, which is great. It can get a bit crowded in the evenings and weekends, and it’s quite hot during the day — best time to visit is late afternoon or sunset when the lights come on. Overall, a beautiful, clean, and modern park — highly recommended if you’re in Phnom Penh! 🌿📸✨

An incredibly beautiful park, the atmosphere here is created in a completely European style. The atmosphere at night was much more interesting, which was captivating. A great place to spend a great time, especially Brown Cafe.

I'm not sure if this place was built and failed or if it's not finished being built yet, but it appears unfinished... or empty compared to the vision i imagine produced the place. Made to represent parts of Europe (hence the name), with scale(?!?I think!?!) famous buildings from around the world. The massive, humongous "great hall" dwarfed everything else in the complex, and there were"no entry" signs that stopped us having a look inside. There was a Sydney Opera House, an Arch de Triomph, an Eiffel Tower, and several other buildings in the style of the Dutch, and a representation of the canals of Venice, including a gondola. Beautiful gardens, some shaded areas. No cost to get in which was a change, but it seemed most of the buildings housed restaurants that were not open while I was there. I would also suggest some sort of labels on the buildings so i would know what i was looking at! Oh, and the manmade waterfall was sweet!

It's a great place to visit, perfect for kids, friends, family and every corner is instagramable. If you want your social media to be flooded with good pics, go here!

Beautiful place with a relaxing atmosphere. The landscape is well-designed and perfect for a peaceful walk or a short break from the city. Really love the vibe here!

Absolutely delish! What a find. A lovely cool space with the most amazing menu. I had chicken stir fry with mango and cashews. The flavour was incredible. Please come and support this social enterprise. Just fantastic.

I visited in the evening. I was so hungry and this restaurant had good reviews on Google Maps, so I went there. It was a much nicer space than I expected. Also, I could see the photo exhibition. I ordered No.11, which had eggplant and pork, and it was really delicious when I ate it with rice. I didn't order coffee because it was evening, but next time I go during the day and try to drink coffee too.

So happy this restaurant is back open! Very delicious food, super friendly staff and an amazing space! To top all of that off, all proceeds go to an amazing cause! My favourite dishes so far have been the pesto penne and the eggplant pork. The northern Thai chicken curry is the closest rendition of Khao Soi I've had outside of Thailand and is perfect when craving a warm curry hug. They have rotating, creative specials too! I love this place and can't wait to see what they do next!

Menu looked delicious with lots of affordable vegetarian and pescatarian options. They had a big open space, and indoor seating too. Amazing to know the money is being used for a social cause to help young people build their futures! Would highly recommend!!

Perfect place for lunch. My favorites are the Fish Amok and Zucchini Salad with Feta Cheese. The staff is very friendly and accomdating. Menu can be a be a bit overwhelming at first and the price is a little on the higher side but it’s a vocational training restaurant so you know your money is going to a good cause and great food. Overall, great experience.

Great place. Craft shops, barber, nail bar and the more widely known restaurant and bar. The mushroom and beef meatballs were exquisite - fab sugo - sauce. Great to put some dosh towards an uplifting project. Forza Friends 😊 Oh, and on the street side there’s a coconut icecream stand 😃

First meal in Cambodia and I tried the Crispy Pork Noodle Soup bowl. Didn't quite like the noodles but absolutely loved the vegetables and pork

Nice garden to go with your kids. You have a playground access free. A kind of wading pool but $2 charge. There is different options for food and activities for kids . You have often events in the garden, market, food, concert. And there is the roller dome where you can do roller skate. Good family place

A small but beautiful park in Koh Pich area of central Phnom Penh, Coconut Park is a great place to take a few photos with the greenery and fruit trees or walk out the back of the garden to get some shots along the Bassac River

Nice place but a bit small. The bathroom decent and has no lock for male bathroom.

In the middle of the city but the place get a fresh feeling of green and windy from river. It’s best for hang out as family/ friends or chilling alone. They have playground for kids, cycling path and nice backgrounds for your instagrams photo.

a cozy and calm park in the city, nearby the river. the trees and greenery makes the space even more relaxing. bonus: it's pet-friendly

Once, I went there without any plan. This is a good spot for a picnic with a small bunch of food, but I bought sth to eat there because they have an event. I ate the donut, and the drinks are so good. They have a place for skateboarding in the garden. And also they allow us to bring our pet to play there, interesting place.

Natural green 💚 park with cool events happening every week and lots of doggos to see and pet. 🛑 There's a rule to no bringing outside food or drink 🛑. There's a cafe inside with coffee, boba and tea and food are available inside as there's another restaurant cafe with Lego shop.

Good place for jogging and unwinding.😊 Nice view to take photos. This place is truly wonderful if you want to experience a Europe-like place in Phnom Penh. Both night time are day time are great. No entrance fee for strolling in this area.

Koh Pich also known as Diamond Island, well located on the river side where Mekong river & Tonle-Sap river merge together. Evening & night time are the best for night view of the rivers & city landscape. Many restaurants around the river aide walkway, mostly with traditional Khmer food & sea foods menu. There are many other facilities for weekend activities like Coconut parks, open public park, big venue places, open area for different type of program arrangements, etc. another aide of the island has Maternity hospital & structures (kind of replica of French architecture). Overall good place for spending good time.

nice place to walk or jog with building view

I was here yesterday for the 11th Cambodia Book fair 2024.

Koh Pich is a mesmerizing place to visit, it is in Phnom Penh, but you will be in a different world once you go there. The colonial architect is incredible. It's also known as Diamond Island. The are places where you can chill and spend your day.

An excellent place for commercial and accommodation. It has Thearher, MICE, F&B outlet, clubs and sky-bars and expo venue.

Fun amusement park for children on the Mekong river side. Many local restaurants surround this park.

Green place in Phnom Penh CBD although later it would be developed as two high rise building (office & condo). You can take some rest and enjoy view of nice big trees, sip a glass of beer while watching some other people’s dogs play in the dog run area which was set specially for the dog.

It is one of my favorite outdoor area that I like in Phnom Penh. The place is so nice and quite relaxing. It is good to come during weekend since sometimes they have weekend market. If you have a dog, you can bring them there becoz it has a space for dog to run around.

We visited Odom’s Farmers Market and it was absolutely lovely. Some delicious food stalls and some really beautiful local handicraft stalls really made it a perfect way to spend the afternoon.

from 10 March 2021 A lovely shaded green space with seats and tables, simple playground and fitness path, dog run, and Japanese foot bath. During non-outbreak times, this venue is host to many activities, including a very popular “farmer’s market’” showcasing all sorts of business in Phnom Penh. Today at 9:30 am, it is very quiet. There are a few maintenance staff milling about and just a couple green-seekers and dog-walkers. However, as usual, Teacher Jessica has been spotted by one of her many students. (Kids are always shocked to see me outside of my usual teaching venues.) Located directly across from Chip Mong Noro Mall, this is the future site of towering office and living complex. From their website: “A temporary park for Phnom Penh. “A pop-up greenspace awaits you Welcome to Odom Garden, a family-friendly tropical oasis, right in the center of Phnom Penh. ...With work not slated to begin on site until April 2021, ULS wanted to ensure the 4,000 sqm prime plot of land on Norodom Boulevard didn’t go to waste. The result is a temporary greenspace, whose elegant footpaths are dotted with lush tropical trees. Completing the set-up are various fun areas, including a playground for children, spacious plaza, dog run, japanese foot-bath and even a healthy café/brunch spot—curated by Botanico. ”Odom Garden opened its gate at the end of May 2020, and will remain accessible until the end of 2021. The Odom community is already gathering at the Garden daily, come join them! “Open seven days a week Mondays through Thursdays 08:00 AM to 10:00 PM Fridays and Saturdays 08:00 AM to 11:00 PM Sundays 08:00 AM to 07:00 PM #SoloTravelInCambodia

Small park and a cafe in the city center, which has kid’s play group, and dog’s run area. There’s always an event like the pictures below once a month. Good place for socializing on Sunday.

I really enjoyed the place. If you love nature that is the best place for you. If you have dogs..they have a playground for them. Food price is reasonable it range from $3-$15.

We can feel nature in the center of Phnom Penh! The area is incredibly spacious garden. I can enjoy incredible and rich experience there with my dog.

The Royal University of Phnom Penh is a national research university of Cambodia, located in the Phnom Penh capital. Established in 1960, it is the country's largest university. It hosts around 30,000 students in undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

One of the oldest, largest, and best universities in Cambodia. The university offers a wide range of majors and courses attracting the fresh high school gratuade students from all over the country. The campus environment is very nice, very big compound, very big football fields, very big swimming pools, very big and tall buildings, many gardens very green, clean and big trees -- all creating a good atmosphere to study with relaxed feeling and relieved stress. I enjoyed my four-year mathematics course here a lot and feel very grateful to all the university rectors and lecturers here alike. 🙏👍✍️💪

The largest public university in Cambodia, RUPP, boasts a spacious and eco-friendly campus. Among its remarkable features are the stunning architectural buildings designed by the renowned Cambodian architect, Vann Molyvann. This place welcomes the public for visits and exercise.

In the middle of busy city, this university has the best space to study and take a fresh air

RUPP Established in 1960, it is the country's largest university. The university offers degrees in fields such as sciences, humanities and social sciences, engineering as well as vocational courses in fields such as information technology, electronics, psychology and tourism. The school environment makes students feel refreshed and feel good about studying. In your free time you can visit or bring your family there.

Attended the first career fair by RUPP. It’s a very great event to participate with the students. Our youth are more potential and ready to compete in this fast forward economic growth.

The Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) is widely regarded as Cambodia’s leading public university, with a distinguished history in advancing higher education, research, and civic engagement. RUPP offers a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs that meet both national and international academic standards. The curriculum encourages analytical thinking, academic rigor, and interdisciplinary inquiry. Notably, its faculties of Science, Education, and Social Sciences are particularly strong, attracting both local and international scholars. The university boasts a dedicated faculty with a strong blend of academic qualifications and practical experience. Research output, while growing, demonstrates increasing relevance to Cambodia’s social and developmental needs, with commendable efforts in areas such as climate change, education, and policy studies. The campus provides a vibrant academic environment, with access to libraries, IT facilities, and extracurricular opportunities. The student body is diverse and engaged, contributing to a dynamic learning atmosphere. RUPP continues to set a benchmark for public higher education in Cambodia. Its commitment to academic integrity, research, and social responsibility makes it a critical driver of national development. I highly recommend it for students seeking a rigorous and meaningful academic experience.

ON SEPTEMBER 29TH 2024 went on the Crocodile cruise, when small change for 100 USD note, was given a fake 50 USD note at the ticket booth in front of the boat. I confronted with the 2 guys here the evening the day after- they denied it- Sent the email to the company - no action was taken. Be ware of the staff at the ticket booth- The beer on the boat was good - for the experience with this cruise - how they react. I did not have time to go to the police with this- still have the fake 50 USD bank note with the finger print (if any) of the guy hopefully

A rather lackluster cruise along the Mekong River. While there were interesting buildings and places of interest along the river, there was no commentary on the background and history during the cruise. There wasn't even any music played compared to other cruises we passed along the way which had at least music played and some with commentators sharing the background. There are better options available

Great value for money and the on-board BBQ snacks were very affordable and delicious. Worth doing at sunset on a weekend evening as the Night Market will open when you return. We had a lovely, relaxing journey to watch the sunset over a beautiful city skyline.

We did the sunset cruise. Brought our ticket directly at the dock for $5.00 per person. ( cash or card )Boat leaves at 5:15pm and is back in an hour. Definitely worth the money to see the skyline and if you go on a weekend to see all the people along the river walk Ticket gets you one beer or one water on board. ( no soda options) We didn’t eat ( extra $5 per person) on board and didn’t see any one else eat either. Wasn’t a proper buffet just covered plates on a bar top. Views were beautiful and there was no DJ or music playing so it was peaceful unlike other boats that went by that had really loud music. The dock is a proper dock unlike some of the other boats that you walk down the steep embankment along the river to board.

I was surprised at how much parking was available for cars and motos. We bought our tickets and hurried aboard. If you take your time, the good seats will be gone. I was not too impressed that a tourist pays $5 and a National pays $1.25, but it is their country. There is food and drinks for sale on the boat. There did not look like there were enough life jackets, but we just sat near a bunch. Try it for an hour in the evening

Great way to spend $5 and 1 hour. Easy to find, just walk to the dock and there is a stand where you buy tickets. $5 and it comes with an ice cold 500ml beer. Easy cruise to the Mekong and back and there is affordable food on board to buy as well.

We were lucky enough to be invited to our friends leaving celebration which was also shared by other parties. We were only down for a few days. Before entering the boat we were lucky enough to witness a firework display and capture some amazing footage. It was Halloween so we presumed it was for that but how incredible if it's a normal experience. At one point, whilst the fireworks lit up the sky, we were fortunate enough to see a boat full of monks leave. It was a truly scenically surreal experience. As we were having a party, time flew by, but overall the experience was amazing and I hope I get to do it again one day. Phonm Penh is a fascinating city, I still can't get over the Carlsberg sign lighting up the river above all else. Overall we had a great time ⭐

The restaurant is in a good location, however felt a bit claustrophobic. The staff were nice, but could use some improvement. When I went there some men were sitting outside which kind of intimidated me. Food was pretty good, more on the pricy side but the portions are good. I ordered the Biriyani but its unfortunate that the Biriyani didnt have any flavour. Lacked spices. Same with the karahi, could use some more spices and flavouring to bring out the authenticity. They had a diverse variety of food item to choose from. Overall 6/10 experience for me.

Great and attentive service The portions are huge. We had the lamb briyani and chicken tikka boti. Both meat were very well marinated and tender. Located just in front of the river. Nice location and convenient

Their curry and garlic nan are delicious, and I really like the smell of their pakora batter. We finished every bit of our food. The super nice owner is from Pakistan, and he made sure we had a great experience.

Considering the lack of South Asian restaurants in Phnom Penh, I am always very excited when another one opens. At last count, there cannot be more than 25 Indian restaurants on or near the Riverside. And yes, this latest offering, next to Pop Italian, fits right in: lousy décor, same old menu, lots of friends/relatives/staff sitting in front and inside of the restaurant, speaking loudly into their phones, and lacklustre service. Lots of 5-star ratings but, looking a bit closer, they all come from gentlemen called Zultan, Nassir, or Muhammad; each with exactly one review to their name. Honi soit qui mal y pense and no sacrifice is too small for a review on this hallowed forum. And it did start with a sacrifice. As soon as I walked in and I saw the two waitresses in headscarves, I knew there would be no beer. We did get the menus in a hurry but then, although the restaurant was nearly full, we were actually the only guests. We ordered a couple of banana shakes and a mango shake at $2.00 each. The drinks were OK. The menu is very similar to most of the other 135 South Asian restaurants in Phnom Penh; if only someone would come up with an exciting, fresh menu. I have Butter Chicken up to my ears and will probably scream if I see another one. There was “Beef Chapli Kabab” and Kabuli Naan, neither of which I had seen before, so we ordered those. I did ask what a Kabuli Naan was, and the answer was “it is from Kabul”. Helpful, so I pushed a little more, but I did not get further than “it is from Afghanistan”. The Kabab was $5.50 and the Kabuli Naan came in at $2.00. We also ordered Paneer Masala ($6.00), Chicken Tika Masala ($7.00), garlic Naan ($1.50), Lucha Paratha ($2.00), and Jeera rice ($3.00). Drinks took a little while and at first, we only got one banana shake instead of the 2 we ordered. Communication with the waitress was a little challenging and when I tried to explain that we had ordered two shakes, she at first wanted to take the one we had back. But we did get it all sorted eventually. We did ask for the Kabab as a started and it did come first after about 15 minutes. Getting a starter first is not a given in many of the Indian restaurants I have been to, so kudos to them. The Kabab was nothing remarkable, a very dry and fairly tasteless affair. It was supposedly beef, but it could have been roadkill for all the flavour it had. Serving them with ketchup did not really improve the experience. Main courses came 25 minutes after we ordered. All the food was piping hot, including the breads. The garlic Naan was excellent, as was the Kabuli Naan. Turns out it is a Naan stuffed with nuts and raisin. A little to sweet for me, but really not bad. The Paratha, on the other hand, was bad: way too hard, not fluffy, and actually tasted like it had been sitting around for a week or two. Nothing wrong with the curries though. Both the Paneer and the chicken were cooked just right and very tasty. Portions weren’t humongous but fair for the price. As usual, I cannot comment on the spice levels as the Missus and the kids cannot eat spicy. Ah yes, we were asked how spicy we wanted the food. Overall, the food was decent, but the girlfriend and I discussed this on the way back: with the plethora of Indian/Pakistani restaurants in town, there is no way we will be back. The restaurant felt way too depressing for that; yet another hole-in-the-wall South Asian offering with no outstanding or redeeming features. And the unavailability of beer doesn’t exactly help.

The food was soo good and the service was incredible! Loved the owner!

Unfortunately, my experience here didn't go well. Despite me complaining that chicken was hard, overcooked, and had weird taste and texture, the gentleman was lovely enough to replace it for me for a paneer dish. However, my first bite, I had the same chicken again. So theh took it back, added some paneer in the dish and brought it back to me... I was so disappointed and annoyed I didn't even complain. The curry sauce was OK so I dipped my bread in it and left. I wanted to speak to their owner but couldn't be even bothered. I have run food businesses and this isn't how you do it. Sorry to give you this comment but it is warranted... cheese bread was also not the cheese we know, like dry inside but I ate it.

Excellent place, the food portions are big and very tasty. The price is very fair and good. The staff is welcoming. 10/10

The riverside in Phnom Penh is a nice spot to experience local life. People gather along the bank to enjoy local street food, relax, and do outdoor activities. It’s lively, and you’ll see many birds being fed by visitors. There are also boat tours if you want to see the river from a different perspective. It can get quite hot on a sunny day, though, so it’s best to go in the early morning or evening. It would be even better if there were more greenery along the river, but overall, it’s a pleasant place to stroll and soak in the atmosphere.

The Riverside is a nice area of sidewalk along the Tonle Sap River where it meets the Mekong. You can walk from the ferry port and the posh hotels, past the Royal Palace and the National auditorium, past the historically significant and beautiful Wat Ounalom and Kandal Market, down to the less compelling (in my opinion) Night Market and finally to Wat Phnom, the traditional origin point of Phnom Penh. Along the way, you will pass all kinds of hotels and international restaurants, some delicious, some not so, but all expensive. You will likely see fortune tellers, Buddhist bird sellers (you can buy and release the birds to gain merit), pleasure boat hawkers and some beggars. Walking the riverside is an experience On weekends, the road is closed down and the whole area becomes a "pedestrian paradise" complete with street food and performances. Pro Tip Generally speaking, Cambodia is a safe country and PP is a safe city but...... if you do run into any trouble, the riverside is where it is most likely to happen. Take reasonable precautions against pickpockets and avoid the riverside in the middle of the night, especially if drunk from visiting one of the neighbouring bars.

Sunset here feels Like Heaven. It was such a great vibe as it was little windy

Beautiful. Very interesting. There is a lot to see on the riverside/surroundings: museum, royal palace and much more. Let yourself fall into the life on the river in the big city. But watch your bags...like everywhere else in the world

A long walk way by the river side and full of life with street food, toys etc. When the cars and bikes are passing on the side road, you can take rest on the bench and enjoy the sunset and lives around you or may finish your daily jogging/walking.

Best place for relaxing in the evening in Phnom Penh, Lot of food and drinks and with the friendly people there

Spending time by the riverside in Phnom Penh was an unforgettable experience. The climate was perfectly balanced – though the sun was shining brightly, the gentle, refreshing wind made the temperature comfortable and relaxing. Sitting there alone, I felt completely at peace, captivated by the breathtaking view of the river. The vast expanse of the flowing river was mesmerizing, with local boats and cruise vessels gracefully navigating its waters. It was a beautiful sight to watch the rhythm of life on the river. The riverside is thoughtfully designed for visitors' comfort. The interlocked pathways and narrow concrete steps along the shoreline blend aesthetics with functionality. These interlocks, resembling marble, add a touch of elegance to the area. Benches made from the same material are placed thoughtfully, offering a perfect spot to relax and soak in the tranquil atmosphere. Adding to the charm, trees are planted strategically along the shore, providing much-needed shade and shelter from the sun. The harmonious combination of nature and urban design makes this place a true retreat for anyone looking to unwind. If you're in Phnom Penh, I highly recommend spending some time by the riverside. It’s a place that offers not just scenic beauty but also a deep sense of calm and connection to nature.

This is the first STEM building in Cambodia . Located in Royal University of Phnom Penh. All photos are taken standing from STEM building.

One of the beautiful building in RUPP. Good architecture, Good place to study science.

Great place for meetings, seminar, conferences

STEM stand for Science, technology, engineering and mathematics. This building start to do construction in October 2016 and expected to finish in 2017

The biggest university in Cambodia.

Have a clean toilet and peacefully for emergency use😁

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Nice place, service and products

Rude customer service

food fun

Rude service

Delicious

i like this picture

Odom Park's permanent closure and transformation into a condo is a profound disappointment. It's a loss of green space and community recreation in favor of commercial development. A letdown for those who cherished the park's natural charm and recreational opportunities.

Great Design space that you all have to see

I visited this place since last weekend and not too far from the city center. It felt a bit like an abandoned place, but great to explore. By connecting with the local community and lifestyle. The spot is perfect for swimming and for sunset.

Really nice & quiet place to visit. There is very beautiful

(Translated by Google) Small park on the northern tip of the island of Koh Oknha Tei, a small island facing Phnom Penh. For tourist access you will be extorted $0.5/person by an old gentleman who stays near the entrance; It's very expensive for this abandoned place, so tell yourself that you're doing a good deed. You will first see 3 hard capitals containing a large number of old wooden wheels, perhaps from looms?, which are stored there. At the end of the path between the trees you will find an abandoned restaurant. The place still has a bit of charm, lost in the vegetation. There are some recent sculptures and bas reliefs. A path leads to the river, via a dilapidated staircase. Many young people come to swim here, and the view is quite nice over the Mekong. We were there in the dry season (March) and the river was quite low. You can exit to the right (coming from the point), via a dirt path through the trees, which will avoid meeting the guard again at the same time. We did it by bike, during our tour of the island. 20 minutes on site are enough to do the tour, but it is possible to stay there and relax longer. (Original) Petit parc sur la pointe nord de l'île de Koh Oknha Tei, petite île face à Phnom Penh. Pour l'accès touriste vous sera extorqué 0.5$ / pers par un vieux monsieur qui reste vers l'entrée; c'est très cher pour ce lieu à l'abandon, alors dites vous que vous faites une bonne action. Vous verrez d'abord 3 chapiteaux en dur contenant un grand nombre d'anciennes roues en bois, peut-être de métiers à tisser?, qui sont entreposées là. Au bout du chemin entre les arbres, vous trouverez un restaurant abandonné. Le lieu a quand même un peu de charme, perdu dans la végétation. Il y a quelques sculptures et bas reliefs récents. Un chemin mène jusqu'au fleuve, par un escalier délabré. De nombreux jeunes viennent se baigner ici, et le point de vue est plutôt sympa sur le mékong. Nous y étions en saison sèche (mars) et le fleuve était assez bas. Vous pouvez ressortir par la droite (en venant de la pointe), par un chemin de terre à travers les arbres, ce qui évitera de recroiser le gardien, par la même occasion. Nous l'avons fait à vélo, lors de notre tour de l'île. 20 minutes sur place sont suffisantes pour faire le tour, mais il est possible de rester s'y relaxer plus longtemps.

(Translated by Google) It is another island next to Phnom Penh. You can take a passenger boat. Or you can drive yourself. It's a peaceful, quiet island. Get a natural atmosphere But on 1/01/2024 The restaurant has closed. But you can come fishing. Mekong River 🦞🎣🎣 (Original) เป็นอีกเกาะหนึ่งติดกับพนมเปญ สามารถนั่งเรือโดยสาร หรือขับรถมาเองได้ เป็นเกาะที่สงบ เงียบดี ได้บรรยากาศแบบธรรมชาติ แต่วันที่1/01/2024 ร้านอาหารได้ปิดแล้ว แต่สามารถมาตกปลา แม่น้ำโขงได้🦞🎣🎣

Horrible employees

(Translated by Google) Qatar Airways remains the best in terms of services and cooperation with its customers (Original) يبقى طيران القطرية هو الافضل من حيث الخدمات والتعاون مع زبائنه

A nice place for kids to play especially at the weekend. Many kids go there with their parents mostly from 9:30 am or 10AM.

Great trampoline park. Good variety in trampoline activities. Nice birthday party room.

Good place for jumping. Specially for the kids and adults

Work out during the weekend with your kids, your friend with so much support from instructor. A little bit expensive during the weekend. Don't forget to bring your sticky shock. The best trampoline im Phnom Penh.

Awesome place to bring your friends and family for a birthday party. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a fun and healthy place to bond with friends and family!

A new twist of experience as it is the first and biggest trampoline park in Cambodia. The vibe is really vibrant and joyful since their park is decorated with fun and upbeat colors. If you happened to go to Factory, don't miss it, it is literally the best place to go for a quick escape from the bustling Phnom Penh.

Too expensive at $8 for an hour for adults and $6 for kids, the water is $1 for 500 ml!You will have to buy their special socks too at $2 a pair, you can't go in without them on, so for me and my three kids for an hour was $40! Apart from that, it's a cool, fun place to take your kids. You can get 3 hours for $12 but after an hour you are either too tired or have exhausted all there is to do there. The surrounding areas are interesting with murals on all the walls, a skateboard park, basketball court , cafe's and other entertainment places.

Royal Palace Park, located just across from Phnom Penh’s Royal Palace, is a beautifully maintained little green space with royal flair — trimmed hedges, golden statues, and a direct view of one of Cambodia’s most iconic buildings. Here’s the trick: while many people head here around sunset, that’s actually when it gets crowded. If you want peaceful vibes and stunning, clean photos — come during the day, especially early afternoon. It may be warm, but the park is nearly empty, and the light is still gorgeous for photography. You’ll have the whole scene almost to yourself. It’s a short stop, but a worthwhile one — especially for anyone chasing that perfect regal backdrop without the buzz of the crowd.

Royal Palace Park in PP is a very beautiful and peaceful location. It’s located near the river, which makes the surroundings even more scenic and relaxing. The park is **very clean, well-maintained, and neat**, making it perfect for family outings, morning walks, or just spending quiet time in nature. The atmosphere is calm, and the greenery is refreshing. Whether you want to sit and relax or take photos near the river, it’s a lovely place to visit.

Nice view and architectural design. Free and has good visuals at night. If you want to capture If you're only after a nice photo, you can go here instead of actually going inside the palace. The palace has an entrance fee and is usually more crowded, while this spot is free.

Royal Palace Park was absolutely buzzing with people during the Cambodia Water Festival! The atmosphere was vibrant and full of energy, with locals enjoying the festivities and celebrations. It was such a fun experience to be part of the crowd, especially with all the excitement around the event. One of the highlights was seeing the Cambodian King pass by in his car, which was a special and unexpected moment. It really added to the uniqueness of the visit. Overall, it was a lively and memorable experience, and the park was the perfect spot to soak in the local culture during the festival.

The Royal Palace Park, also known as the park in front of the Royal Palace, is a public garden located in Phnom Penh.The park is important because it serves as a peaceful place for the public and a symbol of national pride. It is often used during festivals, royal ceremonies, and public gatherings. The park also reflects the beauty of Khmer architecture and the culture of Cambodia.People go to the park to walk, exercise, take photos, feed pigeons, or enjoy time with friends and family. Tourists visit to admire the view of the Royal Palace and experience the daily life of Cambodians.

Great place to enjoy in the evening with friends and family. It's outside the Royal palace. Great view. Lots of food options available nearby.

Interesting historical site. I suggest you get a tour guide for $10. It helps to know what you are looking at.