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The Moment Apartment at the Star Polaris
The Moment Apartment at the Star Polaris
Shangri-La Phnom Penh
Shangri-La Phnom Penh
Samaya Boutique & Cuisine
Samaya Boutique & Cuisine
Wyndham Grand Phnom Penh Capital
Wyndham Grand Phnom Penh Capital
Urban Village Residence by Orchid Homes
Urban Village Residence by Orchid Homes
Cambodian Country Club
Cambodian Country Club
Soma Hotel Riverside
Soma Hotel Riverside
Downtime Hotels Phnom Penh
Downtime Hotels Phnom Penh
Crowne Plaza Phnom Penh by IHG
Crowne Plaza Phnom Penh by IHG
Bassac Signature Hotel & Residence
Bassac Signature Hotel & Residence
SUN & MOON, Riverside Hotel
SUN & MOON, Riverside Hotel
Vue Aston Condominium by Soben Homes
Vue Aston Condominium by Soben Homes
Emeraldgems Premium Residence
Emeraldgems Premium Residence
Plantation Urban Resort & Spa
Plantation Urban Resort & Spa
LA. CHRONIQUE HOTEL
LA. CHRONIQUE HOTEL
Fairfield By Marriott Phnom Penh
Fairfield By Marriott Phnom Penh
Raffles Hotel Le Royal
Raffles Hotel Le Royal
LN Hotel & Residence
LN Hotel & Residence
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Boeung Keng Kang
Boeung Keng Kang blends sophisticated city vibes with cultural charm in Phnom Penh's expat-friendly district. The tree-lined boulevards showcase a mix of sleek boutiques and traditional shophouses. Visit the iconic Independence Monument, explore museum treasures, or shop at upscale Aeon Mall while soaking up the cosmopolitan energy. The dining scene shines with international cuisine from Japanese to French fusion in stylish settings. Boutique hotels and luxury guesthouses offer premium amenities like pools and spas. Getting around is easy with abundant tuk-tuks and taxis, plus the area's pedestrian-friendly wide sidewalks make exploration a breeze.
Daun Penh
Daun Penh delights with golden palace spires, saffron-robed monks, and colonial charm along the Mekong River. Wander through the National Museum's ancient Khmer sculptures or join locals for sunset strolls on the riverside promenade. Temple bells and incense create a sensory journey through Cambodia's rich heritage at every turn. Dining options range from street vendors selling num pang sandwiches to French bistros with river views. Stay in colonial boutique hotels or budget guesthouses within walking distance of major sites. Tuk-tuks provide easy transportation for exploring this walkable historic core.
Phnom Penh City Centre
Phnom Penh City Centre welcomes you with golden temple spires and colonial charm at every turn. The Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda dazzle with their ornate architecture while the National Museum houses incredible Khmer sculptures. Wander along Sisowath Quay where the mighty Mekong meets the Tonle Sap River. Browse Central Market's Art Deco dome for silk scarves and silver jewelry. Tuk-tuks and motorbike taxis zip through streets lined with French-inspired buildings and local cafes. Stay in anything from budget guesthouses near the markets to boutique hotels in restored colonial mansions. Most attractions sit within walking distance, making it easy to explore this cultural treasure trove on foot.
Chamkar Mon
Chamkar Mon balances high-end elegance with authentic Cambodian culture in the heart of Phnom Penh. Stroll through leafy Independence Park before admiring the golden spire of Independence Monument. Duck into the incense-scented courtyards of Wat Langka temple where orange-robed monks maintain ancient traditions. When you're done exploring, browse the shops at AEON Mall. Find your perfect meal at upscale hotel restaurants serving international cuisine or discover authentic Khmer dishes like amok and lok lak at local eateries. Accommodations lean luxurious with elegant hotels featuring full-service spas. Getting around is easy with abundant tuk-tuks and taxis connecting you to the city's best attractions.
Chinatown
Phnom Penh's Chinatown delivers a feast for the senses where red lanterns sway above narrow streets lined with weathered shophouses. Ancient Chinese temples buzz with incense and prayer while markets overflow with jade treasures, herbal medicines, and steaming dim sum. This cultural enclave offers a genuine slice of Chinese-Cambodian heritage through its ornate architecture and daily community rituals. Tuk-tuks and motorbikes zip through the streets, making navigation simple despite the lack of formal transit options. Family-run restaurants serve up delicious fusion dishes for just a few dollars per meal. Though accommodations within Chinatown are limited, the neighborhood's central location makes it perfect for fascinating day trips from nearby areas.
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Wander among the gilded spires of the Royal Palace, where the Silver Pagoda houses a Buddha made from thousands of diamonds. The National Museum showcases Khmer treasures that survived the Khmer Rouge era - a stark contrast to the sobering Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum. Sip iced coffee at riverside cafes while watching boats ply the spot where the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers meet. Central Market's Art Deco dome shelters vendors selling everything from silk scarves to silver jewelry. As evening falls, the Phnom Penh Night Market comes alive with food stalls serving Khmer classics. For a glimpse of local life, explore the Russian Market's labyrinthine aisles where tailors work magic with fabric.
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