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Address: Phnom Penh Nº. 21, Street 111 Telephone: 023 6922 205

Address: Phnom Penh Nº. 21, Street 111 Telephone: 023 6922 205

Address: Phnom Penh Nº. 21, Street 111 Telephone: 023 6922 205
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Pacharan is a hip restaurant, offering all the Spanish delicacies with graceful dressing and exotic Spanish wine. From tortillas to tapas and patatas bravas and curved meats, this cozy restaurant offers you the best of best at affordable prices when it comes to food and services. Do try out their Calamari, it is insanely famous in the town.
Several a times, the hustle bustle of the city starts getting to our head. That’s when you need to head to Come A La Maison’s tranquil environment. Set on a huge leafy veranda, this restaurant provides you with fine food, desserts, and French-style salads. The bakery at its back gives you a variety of take-away pastry, etc options. Running late for breakfast? Pick some deal from the bakery before you head off to work. All these delectable food items are available at insanely reasonable prices. So, why miss out?
This restaurant is a project of a non-government organization to provide unfortunate Khmer kids a platform to develop useful skills and become a part of the society. It is an open-air place with walls embellished with kids’ drawings. The menu of the restaurant offers spring rolls, fried rice, scrumptious salads and a heap of desserts to choose from. While you tour around that area, stopping by for a light bite to boost your appetite is worth it!
This Hotel is named after the tree under which Buddha saw the light. It’s peaceful balcony and courtyard setting along with plenty of hot coffee and tea service makes it stand out among the other restaurants in Phnom Penh. Bodhi Tree Umma has appetizing sandwiches and baguettes along with slightly spicy curries.
It is one of the oldest Pizza joints in Phnom Penh. Their recipe was tried out by several pizza points, but none could reach the quality and taste set by Happy Herb’s. They not only entertain your appetite with the finest pizzas, pasta, salads, and breads, but also offer a scenic venue to dine-in at. Happy Herb’s doesn’t accept credit cards, but who needs them anyways considering the reasonably low prices!
Amidst the Boutique shopping district stands this little vibrant place with clean and neat décor, relaxing to the nerves in the eventful capital of Cambodia. The specialties are Khmer, however they do serve good international food. Sandwiches and baguettes are a couple of their tasty delicacies. Frizz’s fish amok is ranked among the ‘best’ in Cambodia. Dining-in at Frizz doesn’t do much harm to your pocket and keeps your taste buds and appetite entertained.
This cozy open-air restaurant with a large open bar at it’s center is one of the best dine-in places in the Wat Phnom area. With the spread table setting in the courtyard, covered by greenery, you forget the worries while enjoying the cuisine. It serves the best fish and pizzas. Their wine collection is extensive and suits everyone’s pockets so don’t miss out on its exotic taste.
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While you take a stroll down the riverfront, stop by the Hun Sen Park and see your kids enjoy flying kites and play football. Also kids are entertained by a light and sound show after dusk at the fountain near the Friendship Monument.
Built in 1958, the Independence Monument stands in the center of Phnom Penh at the confluence of Norodom Boulevard and Sihanouk Boulevard. Its shape and style is similar to other Khmer historical Wats and architectural landmarks. During the prime festivals, it stays bustling with celebrations and people.
The National Museum of Cambodia is worth visiting! It features the statues of Hindu and Greek Gods, ancient tablets carved in Sanskrit and obsolete Khmer languages, and artifacts from primitive burial sites. National Museum’s most famous attraction is the statue of King Jayavarman VII in the courtyard. Photography isn’t allowed inside the museum however by paying a small amount you can capture several pictures only in the central courtyard.
The Royal Palace features two splendid Pagodas, The Silver Pagoda and The Temple of Emerald Buddha. These are two of the very few buildings that are worth visiting in Phnom Penh. These places, build in early 19th century by French technology, are deemed of high respect by locales hence your clothing should be appropriate for entrance. No bare body parts allowed and photography is prohibited inside the Silver Pagoda.
Wat Phnom is located on a hill in a small park! It is visited more f its religious and historic significance than for its architecture and building. The cleanliness situation isn’t very commendable and monkeys would be aiming for your drinks. So it is better to not place any of your belonging on the stands, walls, ledges, etc. Admission in the Wat requires you to pay $2 and one elephant ride requires you to pay $15.
Toul Sleng Genocide Museum reflects the dreadful history of Cambodia that every tourist needs to know. It was a school that got turned into a prison. 14000 people were the victims of sheer torture in that prison and the same people were ruthlessly killed in the Killing field later on. This museum features art collection, skull pieces and horrifying pictures and paintings from those times in 1975!
This site is located about 17 kilometers south of Phnom Penh. It is a former Chinese graveyard. Today, it is famous with the name ‘Killing Fields’ because during the Khmer Rouge’s regime (1975-1979) about 17000 people were executed there. After the regime collapsed, several dead bodies were found from that area. Tourists are encouraged to pay this site a visit to get a picture of Cambodia’s heart-breaking history.
Built in 1443, it is the center of Cambodian Buddhism. It has around 44 structures some of which were destructed during Khmer Rouge’s regime. This Wat was built to keep an eyebrow hair of a Buddha relic.
Ever since 1995, Naga world is attracting a wide range of clientele, from the casino lovers to the business elite and families! It is acknowledged as one of the best casino-hotels in Indo China and offers you their exquisite services from a relaxing spa, gaming halls, karaoke lounges, and spacious deluxe rooms and suites. At Naga world you will discover, love, and invigorate exotic beyond the trend.
This huge market was given the name ‘Russian’ after it turned into a major tourist stop. The market has shops for everything from electronics to fabrics and souvenirs. There are several vendors’ stalls and barrows selling inexpensive silk and other fabrics that can be given to the tailor with specifications suggested. The south of Russian Market is packed with stalls of traditional Khmer handicrafts, jewelry, silverworks, carvings, and other Khmer culture oriented craft pieces.
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This beautiful hotel has stored in itself the remains of the 1960’s Cambodian architecture. It is located centrally, on a walking distance from ATM, International super-marts, and restaurants. Tea is served at all hours in the terrace café, complimentary breakfast is given, laundry services are provided, and free wi-fi services are also offered. Several types of rooms offered to the guests on flexible costs.
Sited in the commercial area of the city facing Monivong Boulevard, Diamond Hotel gives standard services to its guests. Air conditioning, mini-bar, room service, room safe, telephones, banquet & conference, business center are among the featured facilities of Diamond Hotel.
Located only on a 15 minutes drive from the International Hotel, this hotel extends its services with people with great hospitality and an aim to further boost the booming tourism. 24 hours room service, currency exchange, foot reflexology, ticketing & tour desk services, business centers, Limousine service, etc are a few of their many services for guests.
New York hotel is located from a 15 minutes drive from the International airport and features excellent, affordable services along with proximity to the business centers, shopping havens, embassies, and famous city attractions like Watt Phnom Pagoda. 24 hours internet service, restaurants, coffee house, bars, currency exchange, sauna, fitness and massage center, and electronic safe boxes are among their best services.
It is located in the peaceful area of the city, adjacent to French mansions and foreign embassies. The hotel has several packages like honeymoon, business ordeals that not just reduce costs, but also provide you with exactly what you want. The finest wine is served at the Ritz Club on the lower ground level to make you stay exotic and pleasant. The club has separate VIP rooms to ensure privacy of its guests. 24 hours room and security service are given to execute maximum satisfaction of the guests and several types of rooms are offered according to guests’ likes and requirements.
Pavilion’s momentous building is extremely magnificent with a touch of colonial French and pure Kyhmer Architecture. Pavilion stands only 100m away from the beautiful Royal Palace, and comprises of 20 rooms (non smoking). In addition to the lush gardens to Pavilion, it entertains the guests (above sixteen) with free wi-fi services, colonial style decorations, hot water solar panels, swimming pool and a Jacuzzi.
Phnom Penh Hotel stands 20 minutes from the airport at the busy Monivong Boulevard, only a few minutes away from the embassies and scenic Buddhist pagodas. Not just those, but it is also surrounded by shopping arenas, French colonial mansions, and a variety of venues to treat your taste buds with the delights and treats from over the globe.
Sunway Hotel is only on a 15 minutes drive from the airport and its rooms provide you with beautiful views of the city. Not just the hotel is surrounded by prestigious locations, but also sits very near to the popular Wat Phnom Pagoda. It offers you a variety of rooms from Deluxe to Presidential Suite. Sunway Hotel’s business center has acquired it a special place among the people traveling for business purposes. Furthermore, it has a book corner and very beautiful gift-shop. Several small-scale events are also arranged in the premises. Taxi and Limousine services are provided, but charged separately on the bill. Sun Café and a deli shop are there to satisfy your appetite by their delectable food.
This small hotel is located a few miles from the famous Japanese bridge in Phnom Penh. With 88 rooms and facilities like gym, spa, and Jacuzzi, nobody returns home with a frown. Hotel’s chefs tantalize your taste buds with lovely Khymer and Chinese cuisine. Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner are served during fixed timings. Blue River follows a very strict no-pet policy.
Sokha is located in the center of the city with fine services. It comprises of 16 spacious room, a Jasmine spa, two restaurants and a bar, business center, Karaoke, and 34 hours broadband internet service in the room. If you want to have a comfortable stay without splurging a lot cash, Sokha is the place for you to be at.