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I remember when the Phnom Penh riverside used to feel peaceful and genuinely beautiful. Walking along the river in the evening was relaxing — the breeze was nice, the city lights reflected beautifully on the water, and it felt like one of the few places in Phnom Penh where people could truly slow down and enjoy the atmosphere. But today, the riverside has completely changed. Most of the area now feels more like a giant chaotic night market rather than a tourist destination or public space to relax. The sidewalks are crowded with food stalls, random parking areas, loud music, and groups of young people gathering everywhere. It’s constantly noisy and difficult to even walk comfortably. One of the most disappointing things is the cleanliness. Many people eat and drink right next to the river and casually throw trash into the water or leave garbage on the ground. Hygiene around some food s

Phnom Penh Riverside is a must-visit spot. The atmosphere is vibrant, especially during the evening with the cool breeze from the Mekong River and a stunning sunset view. It’s perfect for a relaxing walk, meeting friends, or enjoying street food while watching the river views. The blend of colonial architecture and modern vibes makes this place truly unique and beautiful.

Nice place for weekend. Time passes easily here. You can enjoy cruise in River. This River was made for to spend time to enjoy people's holiday or weekends. There are crowded and the road is full with footpath shop and food court. The vehicles are not allowed in this area in weekends.

The riverside in Phnom Penh is a nice spot to experience local life. People gather along the bank to enjoy local street food, relax, and do outdoor activities. It’s lively, and you’ll see many birds being fed by visitors. There are also boat tours if you want to see the river from a different perspective. It can get quite hot on a sunny day, though, so it’s best to go in the early morning or evening. It would be even better if there were more greenery along the river, but overall, it’s a pleasant place to stroll and soak in the atmosphere.

A Late-Afternoon Walk Along Phnom Penh’s Riverside: There’s a moment, just before the sun calls it quits for the day, when Phnom Penh’s Riverside Park becomes something close to perfect. The air is mercifully cooler in November as the default hot AF softens. The Mekong glows like it’s been brushed with a thin layer of honey. And you, wandering out from the nightlife quarter, find yourself easing into a scene that feels both unexpectedly gentle and quietly electric. The promenade fills with locals and visitors moving at a pace that suggests nobody is in a hurry to be anywhere else. Grandmothers power walk with the serene determination of Olympic contenders. Teens practice dance routines with the self conscious flair of people who very much hope you’re watching. The influencer social currency of FOMO in full effect. Couples unwrap ice creams like small acts of rebellion against adulthood

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

Thanks to this museum, I could leave Phnom Penh with a sense that I at least grasped the amazing history of Khmer people. It came as a fresh and modern look at the lives and ways of people throughout centuries. Especially after the National museum which left me confused. The staff is friendly, the place is very cozy (esp. the garden with its cafe and a very nice coffee) and the history is presented in an interesting way through photographs, educational videos and nicely lit artifacts. I stayed there for hours. A bit too chilly for my taste, so I vote for long sleeves.

2 second times I used to visit here 3 years ago in march and now 2026 in march same day, I come back again I know that most of the people missed the majority of tourists in local soft power, classic vibe, history especially in PhnomPenh city. they should offer and allow us to take photos. there are hundreds of things in one. Anyway this is some of them. I appreciated that the SSR was actually a heart of art and the vein partially of historical evidence for Cambodians not only Cambodians also for foreigners.

Sosoro Museum. An exceptional museum—thoughtfully curated and clearly the result of extensive research and care. I was truly impressed by the depth and variety of artifacts on display, each contributing to a richer understanding of the region’s past. One particularly fascinating insight was learning that the word ຫຼຽນ (lian) traces its origins to the Indochina Piastre banknotes from the French colonial era. At one point, 1 kip, 1 đồng, and 1 riel were all printed on the same currency—an extraordinary reminder of a shared economic system across what are now separate nations. The exhibits also capture the rise and decline of the Khmer economy in a way that feels both informative and deeply human. It’s a powerful experience that leaves a lasting impression. I highly recommend this museum to anyone interested in Khmer history, culture, and economic development.

Great museum and very interesting too. Everything is very clearly labeled and the timeline of Khmer history is easy to follow. I was intrigued to read about the pre-currency barter economy and the value of the various goods used to trade in the Khmer empire. Super interesting to see how the economy grew, declined and grew again after the French protectorate. What is the goal of the museum? Is it to explain how currency works? The massive inflation in the pre-Pol Pot era explained in one room is followed by a statement that money is a store of wealth in the next room. Surely that’s a wrong statement to make. Sadly I ran out of time and missed the last section of the museum focused on the modern monetary system. Sadly no photos are allowed, which is a real shame. I could not resist and took one photo (attached) describing the state of the national economy in the 1980s after the Khmer Rouge

This is a must visit in Cambodia! It explains the economic history of cambodia and gives context to a lot of what has happened in cambodia. Can spend hours in this museum. Very modern and AC’d perfect to escape the heat. Very informative and a must visit! Staff are so kind and friendly too!

Pizza 4P's 313 Quayside at Riverside is a fantastic place to enjoy delicious pizza in a relaxing riverside setting. The restaurant offers a cozy and stylish atmosphere with a beautiful view, making it perfect for casual meals, family gatherings, or dinner with friends. The pizzas are fresh, flavorful, and made with quality ingredients, while the menu also offers a variety of tasty dishes to suit different tastes. The staff are friendly and attentive, adding to the pleasant dining experience. Although the prices are slightly on the higher side, the quality of the food, the excellent service, and the lovely ambiance make it worth it. Overall, Pizza 4P at Riverside is a highly recommended spot for anyone looking for great pizza and a wonderful dining atmosphere in Phnom Penh.

Pizza 4P’s Phnom Penh proves why this Vietnamese restaurant brand continues to earn loyal fans across Southeast Asia. Even after expanding to Cambodia, the restaurant has successfully maintained the same impressive quality that made it famous in Vietnam. From the food to the service and overall dining experience, everything feels polished, consistent, and thoughtfully executed. The first thing guests will notice is the stunning riverside view. Sitting by the window during sunset creates an incredibly relaxing atmosphere, with beautiful scenery overlooking the river and the city lights of Phnom Penh. The space feels modern, elegant, and comfortable without being overly formal. The food quality remains outstanding. The ingredients taste fresh, the pizzas are perfectly baked, and every dish carries the signature balance of flavors that Pizza 4P’s is known for. The service is equally excel

Exceptional wood-fired flavors and thoughtful hospitality. We dropped in for a late lunch and were immediately impressed by the seamless experience: ​The Vibe: Clean, air-conditioned, and comfortable indoor seating on the second floor with a nice elevated view and an interesting bar counter. You can feel a bit of warmth from the brick pizza stove, which only promises how fresh the food will be. ​The Service: Attentive and polished. The staff gave great menu recommendations, provided complimentary cold lemongrass tea and water, and even brought out fresh cloth towels for refreshing before the meal. ​The Food: The Baked Fish Pizza is delicious and perfect for sharing. ​Operations: Quick table turnarounds, fast billing, and card payments are accepted. ​A fantastic, well-managed spot that nails both the food and the guest comfort.

I had an amazing experience last Saturday. The food was absolutely delicious, and the atmosphere was warm and enjoyable. They offer both indoor and outdoor seating, so you can choose whatever suits your preference. I highly recommend this place, and I would definitely love to come back again.

Located by the riverside, on weekend where it’s car free day tuk tuk will drop you a bit far from the place and you must walk inside the riverside lane. In comparison i like BKK more, although this one also has its own charm as it’s nearby beautiful temple. The 4 cheese pizza still the favorite and quality, taste are consistent. Very busy place on weekend. Reservations is a must if you dine in on busy hours.

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 put this place on my list of places I wanted to visit. When I came, I was extremely impressed. It was an excellent experience. The place was beautiful, peaceful, and truly relaxing. The staff were very nice and had good service, my massage therapist (Lyda) was professional, attentive, and did her best. I chose moderate massage and she made firmly as i want. I can say that this is one of the best places for spa treatments. I love this place and i will come back for sure! ♡♡ Thank you so much for giving me the great time.

​Bodia Spa offers an exceptional wellness experience that I would highly recommend to anyone seeking total relaxation. From the moment you arrive, the friendly staff makes you feel welcome, providing service that is both warm and highly professional. ​I specifically enjoyed a 90-minute aromatherapy massage, which was expertly delivered and incredibly soothing. One of the standout features of this spa is their use of high-quality organic products for both body and skincare; you can really feel the difference in the ingredients they use. ​If you are looking to decompress and treat your body to premium care, this is the place to go! ​ ​Service: Excellent & Professional ​Atmosphere: Deeply relaxing ​Products: Organic & locally inspired ​Recommended Treatment: 90-minute Aromatherapy Massage

Amazing massages and great products A wonderful experience at the riverside. The staff is very attentive and the massages were truly amazing. They also use great quality products. Definitely a must-visit for relaxation!

Bodia is a skin care product and massage spa. The skin care products are of a very high quality at a reasonable price. I enjoyed a relaxing full body coconut oil massage. The rooms were large and well appointed, the massage therapist was skilled and professional. I would highly recommend a visit.

The care and detail here are exemplary! We arrived on Phnom Penh and our hotel rooms were not ready yet so we came to get a massage without an appointment! They accommodated us beautifully and I experienced one of my best massages ever!!! And it’s Valentine’s Day and my friend and I were given roses! Booking another appointment before I leave! I had the head/neck/back treatment and my friend had the Healing Aromatherapy!

Went for an evening drinks before sunset. The cafe is quite famous and there were many customers went here mainly because the cafe is aesthetic, cozy and the location is very strategic. It is located just across the road from the river. There are 2 levels and it's a bit struggle to find a seating so better plan your visit well. The drinks is okay, price is affordable standard cafe price but the passion fruit juice is just too sour for me I cant stand it. The service is good, despite the huge amount of visitors my drink did not take too long to be prepared. The staffs is also nice and patient. The atmosphere is just great suitable to hang out with friends and family. The cafe is clean too. Totally recommended.

The café is in a great location and is very spacious, with plenty of seating available. However, the drinks were underwhelming. They seem to be made using syrups rather than fresh fruit,… (50/50 syrup to fresh fruit would result in a superior beverage that better matches the premium price and location 😁🤪)

Amazing cool place overlooking the riverside 😍🌀 Good aircon. Good coffee and hot or cold water for free, if you like. A bit croudy as I was there at sunday arround 2pm. Good design.

TUBE COFFEE Riverside is one of my favorite places in Phnom Penh. I go there every weekend to drink their delicious green milk tea. The atmosphere is relaxing, the staff are friendly, and the riverside location is perfect for sitting and enjoying the view.

The Iced Vanilla latte is one of the best lattes i have ever tried. Visited multiple Tube Coffee locations and the taste was always incredible, this location is especially my favourite. The design and atmosphere are great but it’s mostly very crowded and hard to find a place to sit.

I recently visited the Royal Palace Park in Phnom Penh and had a wonderful experience. The park is very clean, peaceful, and beautifully maintained, making it a perfect place to relax and enjoy nature. The view of the Royal Palace is stunning, especially during sunset when the atmosphere becomes even more special. There is plenty of space to walk around, sit, and enjoy the fresh air. It’s also a great spot for photos. I really liked the calm environment it’s a nice escape from the busy city. You can see families, tourists, and locals all enjoying the area together. Overall, I highly recommend visiting Royal Palace Park if you are in Phnom Penh. It’s a simple but beautiful place to spend some quiet and relaxing time.

Royal Palace Park is a beautiful place to visit, offering a peaceful atmosphere and well-maintained surroundings. The gardens are lovely to walk through, and the combination of nature and historic architecture makes the experience even more special. It's a great spot to relax, take photographs, and appreciate the beauty and cultural heritage of the area. A wonderful place to include in your itinerary and definitely worth a visit.

The park provides exceptional views of the iconic Moonlight Pavilion and surrounding royal architecture without needing an entrance ticket. It comes alive in the late afternoon and evening when cool river breezes draw local families, street food vendors, and tourists together in a lively, authentic community atmosphere there .

My favorite place to hangout on weekends during my visit in Cambodia. So many food options, people selling dessert, drinks, and so many Khmer food options to try. There’s people playing games, performances, and other things going on along the river walk. I’d recommend also coming here for an early morning walk and to see the sunrise. Cambodia is such a special place to visit.

Definitely one of the most important tourist attractions in the city. As you enter, you get access to both the Royal Palace area and the Silver Pagoda complex. Some buildings are under construction, a few areas are not accessible, and photos aren’t allowed inside the temples or buildings — a bit of a bummer considering the ticket is 40,000 riel per person, which feels a bit steep. Overall, though, it’s still a worthwhile visit and I recommend it.