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Vimannam resort
The new standard resort hotel. Phetchaburi River be next step view near beautiful mountains, waterfalls, dams, many activities are kayaking Rowing Football golf.
The Sanctuary of Truth
The Sanctuary of Truth (Thai: ปราสาทสัจธรรม) is a large wooden structure constructed in 1981 by the sea at Laem Ratchawet, that was conceived from the vision that human civilisation has been achieved and nurtured by religious and philosophical truth.
Independence and Liberation memorials
impressive Buddhist-style Independence Memorial, commemorating the departure of the French in 1953, dominates the centre of the city. Nearby is the very ugly Stalin-style Liberation Memorial, marking the Vietnamese capture of the city in 1979. Although the Cambodians were glad to see the back of the Khmer Rouge, they don't like the Vietnamese much either, and have...
Wat Phnom
Wat Phnom is on a hill at the center of a small park near Sisowath Quay, on St. 94. The temple itself is notable more for its historic importance than what you'll see there today, but the park is a pleasant green space and a popular gathering place for locals. A few monkeys keep quarters there as well and will help themselves to any drinks you leave unattended. If...
The National Museum
Contains an excellent collection of art from Cambodia's "golden age" of Angkor, and a lovely courtyard at the center. Main attraction is the statue of King Jayavarman VII (1181-1219) in mediation pose. Unfortunately, no photos may be taken. The pleasant little park in front of the Museum is the site of the annual Royal Ploughing Ceremony, at which the succ...
The Royal Palace
The Royal Palace and the two magnificent pagodas in the Palace Grounds, the Silver Pagoda and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, are among the few public buildings in Phnom Penh really worth seeing. They were built in the 19th century with French technology and Cambodian designs, and have survived the traumas of the 20th century amazingly intact. See them early before ...
Sisowath Quay Riverside
Sisowath Quay is an attractive boulevard running along the banks of the Mekong and Tonle Sap. It is normally fronted by a pleasant park, however this has been torn up for developing a flood protection system and re-landscaping for most of 2008-2009. The built-up side of the street is home to cafes and shops and the better class of bar, and is popular with tourists and...
Basket weaver villages
There are three basket weaver villages near Kratie. The biggest is the Cham village Chheu Teil Ploch with 4,000 villagers.
Wat Roka Kandal
This is a restored ancient pagoda. It's ideal for a bike ride or extended walk - just go south and stay on the riverside. There is a range of low-priced souvenirs, and the pagoda is worth seeing for itself - as it is an ancient, Laotian style place, which has been beautifully restored, and now offers traditional accommodation - see the Sleep section. There is also...
Town Museum
This place is almost never open. If you are really keen, go see the culture ministry and they might open it up for you (for an appropriate donation - say US$2) - though you'll be lucky to catch them in the office.
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