The city’s largest modern shopping complex featuring international cafés, restrooms, and souvenir shops. A convenient stop for refreshments or a quick break before continuing the tour.

A newly developed island area offering impressive river and skyline views. Ideal for photos showcasing Phnom Penh’s modern expansion.

A symbol of modern Phnom Penh, known for wide boulevards, exhibition halls, and the famous wedding street. The bridges and riverside views make it a popular photo stop.

The residence of Cambodia’s King. Admire the golden rooftops, traditional Khmer architecture, and well-kept gardens from outside while learning about Cambodia’s monarchy.

One of the most important Buddhist monasteries in Cambodia and the spiritual center of Cambodian Buddhism, dating back to the 15th century.

A lively riverside market where locals gather for street food, shopping, and entertainment. A great place to experience Phnom Penh’s night atmosphere.

The city’s founding temple located on a small hill. Enjoy panoramic views, local legends, and a peaceful spiritual atmosphere.

Phnom Penh Railway Station: A historic French colonial building that reflects Cambodia’s railway heritage and colonial-era architecture.

Two Deers Garden: A small riverside green park with open views, ideal for short breaks and photos along the waterfront.

Central Market (Phsar Thmei) (15–20 minutes) An iconic art-deco market with a massive yellow dome. Inside you’ll find jewelry, souvenirs, clothing, local snacks, and fresh produce.

Independence Monument: A national symbol commemorating Cambodia’s independence from France. Beautifully lit in the evening and a key city landmark.

NagaWorld II : A modern entertainment and casino complex highlighting Phnom Penh’s contemporary development along the Bassac River.

The Bridge: A modern riverside residential complex overlooking the Bassac River, representing Phnom Penh’s fast-growing urban lifestyle.