The first stop will be at the significant historical site of Phnom Penh, Wat Phnom. I will show you the Lady Penh statue and explain the history of Lady Penh before climbing up the steps. The entrance fee is USD1.

This is one of the most important monastery in Phnom Penh that was built in 1442 after the capital founded in 1434 by King Ponhea Yarth. Free Entrance

The National Museum is a traditional Cambodian construction style was built in 1920 when the country was under French colonial. This place is taking the photo from outside of the building only.

In front of the royal palace is where you can see many of the local people enjoying their time with friends and families on the public park and also where you can take the beautiful of the royal palace building in the morning because it is facing to east side. There is a royal Crematorium by the left side of the palace which is linked to the death gate but the victory gate of the royal is in the front. - Stop to take the photo from outside only, Free

The Cambodia–Vietnam Friendship Monument is a large concrete monument commemorating the former alliance between Vietnam and Cambodia. The monument is located at the Botum Park not far from the Royal Palace.

It is located on Diamond Island just 5mns drive from the last step. Along the way you will see the patriarch of monk statue, Buddhist institute next to casino Cambodia's parliament, and new skyscrapers. Before i take you to see the king statue and independence monument i will show you the river confluent where you can see Tonle Sap, Mekong upper, Mekong Lower and Tonle Bassac.

The bronze statue of King Norodom Sihanouk is standing on the largest park in Phnom Penh. The statue was built in 2013 after he died in 2012 October.

The Monument is standing on the intersection road which are the most important roads in the capital. The monument was built in 1958 and finished in 1962 to represent of the Independence from French Colonization over Cambodia for 90 years that start from 1863-1953.

The Genocide Museum Biuldings use to be the former high-school which was biult in 1960 but was converted to be a detention centre by Khmer Rouge in 1975. It known as S21 prison. This place you will spend 90 minutes using the audio guide. - Entrance fee USD5 - Audio guide USD5

The Killing Fields is 15kms away from the capital. This is where the khmer rough sent about 20000 people to kill after detioned at S21. Before starting the audio guide tour I will escorts you to see the documentary film at a small museum in the Killing Field after you got the ticket. For lunch stop, is optional is depending on group. - Entrance fee USD3 - AudioGuide USD3.

The last stop will be at the Russian Market or Central Market. Inside the market you can take sometime to have a look at Khmer products, some of which has been brought from local businesses and organization.