A handbook for Phnom Penh is easy, safe and cheap

The capital of Cambodia is easy to go and there are also many interesting things that you can spend a few days to get away.

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Go

Everyday HCM City car to Phnom Penh has many trips with many different car manufacturers, departing in the West Pham Ngu Lao, De Tham. Ticket price is about 8 to 12 dollars, go for 5 hours.

In the capital Phnom Penh, the car back to HCM City fare is $ 10 per guest. Ticket offices operate from 6am to 6pm daily. The routes of the Cambodian capital, Mekong Express Limousine Bus. Car of Vietnam car in Phnom Penh include: Sapaco, 309 Preah Sihanouk Blv, Mai Linh 391 Sihanouk Blvd (No 274), Phnom Penh.

In Phnom Penh you can rent a full day tuktuk for over $ 10. Each trip is about $ 2 - $ 3. Rent a motorbike for $ 5 or rent a bicycle for $ 3 a day.

The Royal Palace is one of the most visited spots in Phnom Penh.

Sleep off

The West Balo, overlooking the Tonle Sap River, next to the Royal Palace, room rates from $ 10 to $ 30 depending on type. There are many bars, restaurants and other services for travelers.

The lodge at Orussei Market on 107th street costs $ 5 to $ 12 clean, spacious and airy. This place is very convenient for eating at Orusey market at night selling many delicious and cheap food.

Dissipated

Royal Palace of Cambodia was built after King Norodom transferred from Oudong to Phnom Penh in the mid 1800s. The royal palace is also the symbol of the kingdom. The royal palace attached to the Silver Pagoda is a complex of palaces, buildings and gardens. The Palace overlooks the Tonle Sap River. On Saturday and Sunday, lights are lit up here.

Death Field and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum: A bit scary with a tower full of skulls.

Wat Phnum, also known as Mrs. Penh Pagoda: This temple is quite beautiful and pleasant. When walking into places, remember to wear long pants and a sleeveless shirt.

Cambodian Museum: Do not miss this place, beautiful architecture and many exhibits.

Phnom Penh Independence Monument: It was started in 1958 and was inaugurated on November 9, 1962, marking the 9th Independence of Cambodia from foreign repression.

You can get a good old bike in the markets.

Special markets

Sorya Shopping Center: No. 13-61, South of Phsar Thom Thmei, Trasak Phaem (St. 63), 12208 Phnom Penh.

Russian Market - Road 163, open: 7h to 17h. There are many choices for you to shop when you arrive in the Russian Market: clothes, shoes, silk silk, antiques (fake - real), the carved articles ... This market buys T-shirts Price 2-3 USD pretty okay. Phnom Penh's antiquities are also located near the Russian Market.

Central Market on 128th Street, where you can buy jewelry made of silver and gold; ancient coins; clock (fake); clothes; Footwear; silk products ...

Phsar Reatrey Night Market: Located at the intersection of Sisowath Quay and Oknha Ing Bun Hoaw Road

Kanda Market is located near Phnom Penh's new West End (Sisowath Quay area). The items sold here mainly serve the needs of local people.

Do not forget to try the ins and outs of Nam Vang.

Other shopping

Bicycles: all kinds of cheap and good ($ 20 to $ 350). There are 3 more points: Orussei Market, Road 271 and Road 360.

Old Japan: There are 3 stores at 47, 271 and National Highway 1.