Royal Palace was built in 1866 and officially opened in 1870. Royal Palace also serves as the official royal residence of Cambodia's King since the past till nowadays. Most of the buildings in the Royal Palace site’s visit was built in the Cambodian traditional architecture style, and those buildings also have different meanings which is representative of its own unique. Let’s find out what it is with us!

National Museum was officially inaugurated in 1920, and it’s located in Phnom Penh Capital City. National Museum is one of a largest exhibition center that display a lot of sculptures, arts, traditional stuffs, and the other old items in all eras in Cambodia history. All of those items were collected from all over the country to show in the National Museum for all visitors to learn more and to explore more about Cambodia’s culture and history even they are in the modern capital city, Phnom Penh.

Wat Phnom is representative Phnom Penh Capital City Identity. Phnom Penh Capital City was given name after an Old Lady who names Penh. In the past, Grandma Penh is a residential and a wealthy old lady who live in a village near the small hill, which is Wat Phnom nowadays, close to the bank of Chaktomuk River. The small hill which is in Cambodian Language means “Phnom” combines with the name of Grandma Penh, so it becomes to Phnom Penh. There’re more many stories follow after that, which till nowadays make Wat Phnom has become to a historical site, an also a part of the Phnom Penh Capital City’s identity.

Central Market first opened in 1937. It was one of the old buildings that was built in French Colonial Period in Phnom Penh Capital City. This bright yellow building was designed by French architecture. Nowadays, it becomes to a popular local market for local people to shop any stuffs including foods, and it’s also a popular local market for foreigner’s tourists to visit while they are in Phnom Penh City. We, local people, are calling it, Phsar Thom Thmey.

Independence Monument was built by King Norodom Sihanouk to memorize about the time of Cambodian get independence from France Colonial in 1953. It stands on the busy center of Phnom Penh Capital City.

Next to the Independence Monument, there’s the statues of King Father Norodom Sihanouk. The King that gets Cambodia out of French Colonial in 1953.

Wat Ounalom (Ounalom Pagoda) is considered as a very old Pagoda in the country. It is a religious site which is also believe it used to be an ancient religious site as well in the Angkor Era Period (11th-12th Century). There is a ruin temple which nowadays remained only its foundation and its some parts only. It’s substituted with the new stupa cover it. Wat Ounalom is also a central institute of Cambodian Buddhism.

We take a quick visit to The Royal Palace Park for you to capture some beautiful pictures in front of the royal palace. Moreover, you also can see the daily local people spend their evening time at the park too.