Hôtels près de Royal Palace Park

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.