G Mekong Hotel

Great Sky Bar with an amazing view of Phnom Penh at night. The atmosphere is quiet, comfortable, and perfect for catching up with friends. We came here to enjoy the city view and were not disappointed. Nice drinks, good service, and a beautiful setting. Definitely a place I would visit again.

Amazing 360° city views! Nice ambiance 🫶🏻🥰 A special thank you to Manager Paul, who made our visit even more memorable. He was incredibly welcoming, professional, and attentive, making sure everything was perfect throughout our stay.

Great place to be! Definitely one of my favourite bars in Phnom Penh. Nice chilled atmosphere, great drinks and a nice choice of food. Even I need to admit we did not eat there but all what I saw looked great Come and relax and enjoy the view.

This is one of the places I recommend visiting if you’re in Phnom Penh. It offers a wide view over the heart of the city, making it a great spot for the overall experience—especially when the weather is nice. On a clear day, you can really enjoy the atmosphere and scenery. The drinks are good, the service is solid, and the food is reasonably priced. While the food may not be memorable enough to make you order it again, it’s perfectly fine to enjoy alongside your drinks.

Our server Anna was truly incredible, she served us her favourite drink which was the best cocktail we’ve ever had and her kindness and professionalism were out of this world. Honestly a fantastic experience all around and the food was also insane- very dish was yummy!

I went to buy some fruits. I decided to buy some orange jackfruit. I only wanted a few to try. I decided to ask for 5 pieces. At first they understood I wanted a whole jackfruit, then they understood I wanted a small jackfruit, only to later understand I only wanted a few pieces of it. They came with a small plastic container, when I said I only wanted 5 the owner was very upset. The stall owner next to her put 2 more pieces of jackfruit in, so, in the end I got 7. I didn't mind much. I was surprised she charged 8000 for a few pieces of jackfruit. I think it was overpriced but didn't want to haggle. I just wanted to pay and get out of there. She was very upset because I didn't buy more. It made me feel very uncomfortable. I tried buying some mandarins but the prices they asked were also sky high. I think they try to trick you if you are not local. I would not recommend visiting as it was

Central Market truly has everything you could possibly need under one spectacular Art Deco roof. The prices are very affordable to begin with, though there is still room to negotiate. Whether you are looking for fresh produce, children’s toys, or even a bespoke outfit, you’ll find it here. You can even get a haircut and a manicure while you shop! ​The layout is expansive, and it is very easy to get turned around in the maze-like aisles. However, that is part of the charm, and the vendors are incredibly helpful. If you look lost, someone is usually quick to point you in the right direction. It’s a must-visit for the architecture alone, but the variety makes it a shopper’s paradise.

The Central Market, in Khmer language - Phsar Thum Thmei; meaning "New Grand Market" is a market and an art deco landmark in Phnom Penh, the capital of the Kingdom of Cambodia. The bright yellow building completed in 1937 has a 26-metre high central dome, with four tall arch-roofed arms branching out diagonally across the block, creating vast hallways housing countless stalls and a variety of goods. Initially designed by city architect French national Jean Desbois, construction works were supervised by the French architect Louis Chauchon and the engineer - Russian emigrant from France Vladimir Kandaouroff. When it first opened in 1937, it was said to be the biggest market in Asia; today it still operates as a market. Since its completion, wet season flooding around the market has remained a problem, a reminder of the marshland it once was. The areas between the four diagonal arms and th

The Central Market is a covered market that immediately impresses with its grand central dome. Beneath the dome, you’ll find countless jewelry stalls, while the surrounding sections offer a wide variety of souvenirs, including clothing, decorative items, and much more. It’s a vibrant place full of colors, sounds, and local atmosphere. The ventilation could definitely be improved, as it can get quite warm inside. That said, it’s absolutely worth a visit — whether you’re shopping or simply soaking in the unique market experience.

Very warm inside Many stores but selling the same items. No price tag, need to ask and bargain. Can go there look look see see the building structure Just walk 15mins non stop and leave Nothing special unless you like to buy something that you needs

Best club in town. Come finding tin tin will be more fun. Music was so cool.

Club was good. International music mostly. Really much fun with tin tin a lot .

Good vibes. Really having fun with tin tin. So amazing staff.

in club a bit busy but really good for dancing floor. i met the guy tin tin he made our best night. definitely come back for this legend.

Really having a good time with tin tin!!! So much fun in the club. Good price for the drinks and good music. Really recommend for party in Phnom Penh.

Situated right in the heart of Phnom Penh, the **Cambodia-Vietnam Friendship Monument** and its surrounding park area stand out as an idyllic sanctuary for both locals and travelers, especially after sunset. This location is widely considered the absolute ideal spot for an evening stroll in the capital. As night falls, the entire monument lights up beautifully, and the expansive square transforms into a lively yet peaceful gathering place. It is a wonderful place for walking, jogging, or simply sitting down to catch the cool, refreshing breeze blowing from the nearby riverfront. What makes this area truly special is that it serves as one of the exceptionally rare green spaces in the bustling, densely built concrete jungle of Phnom Penh. The lush lawns and open air offer a much-needed breath of fresh air and a sense of tranquility that is hard to find elsewhere in the city. If you want to

Iconic tower the symbols freedom from the French. It sits very high, and makes for great photos. I went early am and it wasn’t crowded at all, empty photos! The whole thing is carved very well, and right in town.

The Independence Monument (Vimean Ekareach) is an iconic 20-meter tall reddish-brown sandstone tower located in the heart of Phnom Penh. Built in 1958, it commemorates Cambodia's independence from French colonial rule in 1953 and honors the country's fallen heroes. The tower is shaped like a blooming lotus bud, a symbol of purity and awakening in Khmer culture. Coolest roundabout I’ve seen.

It's a beautiful monument bathed in golden-colored light at night. There is a large city hall where visitors can have a full 360 degree view of the traffic, business shop houses, and skyscrapers. If you have evening time to kill and would like an outdoor atmosphere, this place is not bad.

I’m here Phonm Phen, Cambodia today, 28 March 2026. History is rolling and its prosperous seasons will come again. Empire will be forever and coming soon.

Museum has a nice courtyard and a lot of awesome things on displays. The cards for them are often lack luster and when they have more text can be sometimes off in interpretation. Great place for gifts though of high quality. Prices are a little higher in the shop but the service is great, they'll tell you the meanings and all. Great older sister guiding us.

I’ve never been to the Museum until my last trip to Cambodia and it was super cool to see! It had lots of information that was so interesting to learn about. Additionally had some super cool artifacts that, in order to preserve them, aren’t at any of the temples in siem reap! Along with the bell than came from the tower of the Cathedral of Phnom Penh before it was destroyed by the Khmer rogue! Very unique and awesome!

This was my nephew’s first visit to Cambodia and also his first time visiting this museum. He really enjoyed the experience and fell in love with Cambodia. The museum is well organized, informative, and a wonderful place to learn about Cambodia’s history and culture. We had a great time and highly recommend visiting.

The architecture of the museum is beautiful and reflects traditional Khmer design. I was especially impressed by the Angkor-era sculptures and the peaceful garden in the center of the museum. The exhibitions were well organized, making it easy to understand the history and culture of Cambodia. Highly recommend visiting the museum for anyone interested in Khmer history, art, and culture. It is both educational and enjoyable, and it helped me appreciate the rich heritage of Cambodia.

Its quite a nice introduction to Cambodian culture & history. The building and grounds are pretty good and the general atmosphere is tranquil. For $10 or 4500 riel I guess it’s a pretty good way to spend an hour or so.

I SUGGEST TO WALK AND PLAY HERE Was really fun seeing people having fun with their family and friends.and there was no problem at all at the park and also meeting and chitchatting either new people.

Neat to see! It’s right next to the independence monument so you’re able to see both of them at once. It’s carved nicely and very walkable.

Dedicated to Sihanouk's achievement in liberating the country on November 9, 1953 from French colonialism Better visit in the afternoon, to avoid extreme hot and get nice pic.

The Norodom Sihanouk Memorial, also known as the statue of His Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Norodom Sihanouk, is a prominent landmark in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, commemorating the late "King Father" of the nation. The bronze statue stands 4.5 meters (15 feet) tall and is housed under a traditional Khmer-style stupa reaching 27 meters (89 feet) in height. Unlike many royal monuments, it depicts the late King Father in a modern business suit rather than traditional royal regalia.

The King Norodom Sihanouk Statue is a well-known landmark in central Phnom Penh, located near the Independence Monument. Built in 2013, it honors Norodom Sihanouk, who passed away in 2012. The statue stands 4.5 meters tall beneath a striking 27-meter Khmer-style shrine, making it easy to spot—even if it’s a bit tricky to reach because of the busy roads around it. It should be visited also at night, when it's lit up.

I had a wonderful birthday celebration at 306 Wagyu Steakhouse! The meat was very fresh and high quality, and the medium-rare steak was cooked perfectly. , and the drinks were just perfect. The service was excellent, and the staff made us feel very welcome. Thank you for making my birthday so special. Highly recommended , I'll definitely be back! ❤️🎂🥩🍷

Let me start by saying the product quality is good 👍🏼. Went searching for Wagu and went here based on walking distance for me and reviews. Confused at the start, as it operates under 3 different names, Dubia something, 306 and 360 Bakery, oh plus it's a sushi restaurant - lacking an identity. Staff were excellent, very calm and friendly, but I was watched for every bite I took. The steak was served (a wagu) with a Bowie knife. It was cooked to perfection and the peppercorn sauce was nice. No side. Beautiful images of sourdough on the wall, but no bread was offered. I was left wanting, expecting something more. At the end, it's the only establishment in Cambodia that would not take my digital visa. I left hungry and found another place to satisfy my appetite, and my Visa worked there. For the $100US paid, I am sorry but I must be honest that is very overpriced. For $90 I had a bottle

The Burger is so good.It came with 3 mini burgers and french fries. The taste was very tasty and juicy. I loved that.

• The Experience: An intimate, high-end boutique setting where the focus is entirely on the quality of the cut. • The Meat: As the name suggests, they specialize in premium Wagyu (often MB6+ and above). They are famous for their on-site dry-aging facility. • Highlight: The Kampot Pepper Sauce—it’s a local luxury touch that elevates the rich Wagyu fat perfectly. • Best For: Serious steak connoisseurs who want a quiet, focused dining experience.

The food is really outstanding! Every meal we had was full of flavor and cooked to perfection. I really suggest the [T-bone Angus] and [Wagyu & Lamb Chop Pair]."

It feels like you’ve completely gotten lost in time! Everything is so well preserved. The grounds are large and look beautiful! The buildings have beautiful architecture and art, absolutely stunning. It’s $10 to get in, but well worth it. I arrived shortly after they opened on a Saturday, and it wasn’t crowded at all. There’s lots of historical items and knowledge here. I really enjoyed my experience.

Beautiful Royal Palace with stunning buildings. The staff were lovely …. Until we reached the Silver Pagoda when we had an unpleasant incident: one little guard was very aggressive and accused me of trying to take photos (I wasn’t, and tried explaining to him that I was opening Google on my phone to learn about the silver floor, but he accused me of lying, which I found very upsetting). So I would normally have given this five stars, but knocked two off for this man’s aggression and refusal to believe me. Not a good look when a country is trying to attract tourists. We have been in Cambodia for a month now and never encountered anything but warm welcomed and smiles. This took the shine off somewhat.

Beautiful palace. As in the other places in Cambodia, this is also extremely well maintained and neat. Built by the king Norodom in 1860s and rebuilt in 1920s, it is also the resudence if the current king Norodom Sihomoni. You cannot enter this building ( king's residence) inside the palace. Lovely smelling flowers. The palace is near the banks of the rivers Mekong and Ton le sap. Entrance fee and guide fee. 8-5 open hours with a break in between(11-2), I think. Dress appropriately. Shoulders covered, knees covered, no hats, shoes to be removed inside the buildings, temples etc. Weat shoes that can be removed easily

Very impressive. Is $10 US over the top? Yeah possibly is but no doubt it’s beautiful in there. I didn’t mind and lost myself in photography to be honest. Nothing is cheap these days an unfortunate fact of life. I’d recommend it. Initially I wasn’t going to go but glad I did

Well, it’s glamorous and serves as a great reminder of Cambodia’s richness and Khmer architecture. However, some areas were off-limits and unfortunately, you can’t go back once you’ve entered a particular area. I mistakenly hired a guide, who rushed me through the pavilions and pagodas in about 30mins. I wanted to go back to fully get my money’s worth (I think the ticket was $10) but I wasn’t allowed to. This is probably one of those places you’ll only visit once, and for me, it’s totally skippable. Honestly, I enjoyed feeding the pigeons and watching the locals outside more than seeing the glamorous golden interiors and structures inside the palace.