One of the city’s five original wats, established in the early 15th century. The main building was destroyed in the 1970s and rebuilt in the 90s. This pagoda has become a refuge for stray and abandoned house pets. If you want to adopt a cat, this is the place to come. Located in the heart of the city, on Monivong and Street 174.
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Royal Palace Phnom Penh Situated on the site of the former Citadel, it was built by King Norodom in ...
At the top of Phnom Chisor (Chisor Mountain) sits some very nicely preserved 10th/11th century AD, ...
This 1200-hectare animal sanctuary is located about 30 km southeast of Phnom Penh. In recent years, ...
Sisowath Quay is a striking three-kilometre-long boulevard, located along the intersection of the ...
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Phsar Chas not at all geared to tourists, carrying such items as fruits and vegetables, hardware, ...
The Phnom Penh Central Market is housed in a colonial-style building in the heart of the Cambodian ...
Russian Market is in our itinerary, although it is very hot in the market, but it worth a visit ...
Wat Phnom, the namesake and symbol of the capital city of Phnom Penh, sets prominently atop an ...
