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The historic and charming city of Phnom Penh offers the visitor a wealth of opportunities to explore both the ancient and modern day history. The Royal Palace, although not as quite as grand as the one in Bangkok and the Silver Pagoda, the National Museum (which houses many of the important artefacts from Angkor) are all “must see’s” on any visit. There are vibrant and colourful markets, the banks of Tonle Sap and the Mekong River to explore as well as many fine bars and restaurants.
Although we recognise not to everyone’s taste, visits to Tuol Sleng, a school house turned detention and torture centre and the now serene “killing fields” of Cheung Ek are highly recommended and although harrowing, will give the visitor an unadulterated feel of what the average Cambodian went through just 30 years ago under the Pol Pot and Khmer Rouge regime.
Located in the heart of Phnom Penh, Le Royal is only 20 minutes' drive from the International Airport and within easy access of the city's attractions such as the Royal Palace, Central Market,...
The Governors house is a beautiful boutique hotel located in an upmarket residential suburb just ten minutes drive from the vibrant riverfront area. The property has been beautifully renovated and...
The Amanjaya commands one of the most enviable locations in the city overlooking the mighty Tonle Sap River on Sisowath Quay. It is in a quiet spot, ever harder to find in this bustling city, yet...
River 108 is a chic modern, 12-room boutique hotel located just off the Tonle Sap River in central Phnom Penh. It is located toward the northern end of the popular river front entertainment district...
The Foreign Correspondents Club Hotel Phnom Penh offers sweeping views of the Mekong River and National Museum. Its central location in the heart of the waterfront district is second to none, the...
It’s hard to pick a highlight, overall Japan was easier to navigate than expected and also cheaper than expected. I loved the gardens, walking down the Path of Philosophy on a beautiful spring day, the train trips looking at the scenery, especially the trip to Koya-San.
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