Phnom Penh is a vibrant and bustling city that serves as the political, economic, and cultural hub of Cambodia. It is characterized by a mix of traditional Khmer architecture, modern buildings, bustling markets, and a thriving food scene. The city has a rich history, evident in its numerous temples, museums, and historical sites, such as the Royal Palace and the Killing Fields. Phnom Penh offers a diverse range of experiences for visitors, from exploring the local street markets to dining in upscale restaurants along the Mekong River. The city has a unique charm that blends old-world charm with modern developments, making it a fascinating destination to explore.

Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, one of the colonial and transitional buildings in Phnom Penh, the palace is the place view the diamonds buddha statues appropriately

National Museum Art Gallery, to look back of Cambodia arts from the 3rd century till now, those of the antiques are being displayed at the museum.

Wat Phnom, the highest hill in Phnom Penh, view the green and highest hill in the city of phnom penh where all Buddhism believers goes.

independence monument, it's symbolism and iconic of Independent Day, lunches

Killing Field, it's also a good to view back the history of Cambodia started from 1975 till 1979 January 7th.

Toul Sleng, former and bigger secondary school in Phnom penh before 17 of April 1975, after 1975 August was converted to prison and tutored peoples executed at same place lots, 120 minutes, within an audio tour

Russian Market, Central Market, shopping some local and hand productions.