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19 Reviews More commonly referred by foreigners as Russian market. It was where Russians shopped during the 1980s. Best place in town for souvenirs and clothes shopping. It has a large range of real and fake...
19 Reviews Central Market (Phsar Thmei, which means New Market) is on the corner of Street 67 & Street 136. The building these markets are in is a landmark in Phnom Penh due to their unique style. The...
Artisans d' Angkor Phnom Penh: Artisans d' Angkor - Phnom Penh
Cathy&Gary Says: Artisan's d'Angkor Phnom PenhRecently a beautiful new Artisans d' Angkor boutique opened in the old district in front of the Post Office. This fantastic store...
Cambodia Shopping Price Guide: Cambodia Shopping Price Guide
Cathy&Gary Says: This page is mainly a summary of all my shopping pages for Cambodia. All the prices are listed here along with photos of items plus where they were bought...
"Art Street": Need a Large Stone Sculpture?
AlbuqRay Says: Street 178 is known as "Art Street" for the sculpture shops and art galleries that line the street west from Sisowath Quay on the riverfront, past the National...
Friends and Stuff: Shop and Help Street Children
AlbuqRay Says: Friends and Stuff is co-located with the restaurant. It did open on Sunday afternoon, so I took a look. The products are made by former street kids in the...
Phsar Kandal: Busy Sunday Market
AlbuqRay Says: This large fresh market near Wat Ounalom was not even in my Lonely Planet guidebook, but it was just 1.5 blocks from the Fancy Guesthouse and I walked through...
Sovanna Shopping Center: Thought I Was Back in Suburbia USA
AlbuqRay Says: The Sovanna Shopping Center is Phnom Penh's newest and largest mall. If you need a supermarket, sporting goods, clothes, shoes, jewelry, or fast food, this is...
Sorya Shopping Centre: Sorya Shopping Centre
Cathy&Gary Says: Sorya Shopping Centre on Street 63 is definitely worth a look, lots of nice shops, opticans, computer shops and clothing.This place caused a sensation among the...
Tabitha Cambodia - NGO Shop: Tabitha Cambodia - NGO Shop
Cathy&Gary Says: I thought I would post some info on a special place we visited in Phnom Penh that makes you feel as though you have done something very worthwhile.Friends...
Cathy&Gary Says: Street 240 has lots of little restaurants, bars and a nice selection of boutiques and art deco shops. (Freebird Bar and Grill is on this street). Le Lezard...
Cathy&Gary Says: There are now quite a lot of supermarkets in Phnom Penh, where you can buys lots of imported goodies not available in the normal markets. Lucky Supermarket...
Old Markets - Street 13: Old Markets - Street 13
Cathy&Gary Says: Old Markets Street 13 We came across this market by accident, as we were out walking one day and just sort of wandered into it. It’s a local market with not...
Olympic Markets: Olympic Markets
Cathy&Gary Says: The Olympic Markets (Psah Olympic) are on the corner of Street 199 and Street 286This is a three story enclosed complex, very hot, cluttered and busy with...
Carino Says: Mekong Arts is a boutique that offers high quality contemporary and traditional Cambodian art, statuary, silk products, and furniture. We bought a nice photo...
Friends International: Friends International
Carino Says: Friends International is the shop of the NGO Project with the same name. They sell all kind of cool staff like bags, lamps, etc. We bought a cookbook called...
Shopping Center Sorya Ltd.: Shopping Center Sorya Ltd.
kenningst Says: This is the only shopping centre I can find with air-conditioning in it. It is quite an interesting mall with a good selection of restaurants on the ground...
Pencil Supermarket: Supermarket luxury
twotravelbugs Says: Big supermarkets (maybe not quite the size of some western supermarkets but still pretty big) selling all you might miss from home and some more bits and...
Monument Books: Books about Cambodia
thomaswanhoff Says: Nice shop with a lot of books, especially from cambodian publishers, but also foreign books. You can browse the books online or in the store, with the Java Tea...
The streets of Cambodia: Get your Cambodian Guidebooks here!
agc Says: Folks travelling on a bugdet listen up! You can get yourself copies of very popular guidebook series at more than half its original price!!! (Hint: Isolated...
Pencil Supercenter: food and drink
shintarojon Says: (last date visited - July 3, 2006)1. egodates crispy biscuits - US$ 1.202. oishii green tea - honey lemon - 0.553. carabao energy drink - 0.304. solite choco...
mke1963 Says: Just around the corner from the FCC is D's Books, a superb and well-stocked second-hand bookstore. Huge selectiion of stuff including books in French, German...
Somewhere near the riverfront: DVD Craze in Pnom Penh!
haydnesque Says: dvd's are cheap. Costs $2 only. They are pirated but very clear copy like the original.u wouldnt even kn0w. Even the cover. U can buy some Cambodian films...
Cathy&Gary Says: This street is lined with art shops, local galleries, a few boutiques and a couple of bars/restaurants.Street 178 skirts the National Museum and the Royal...
randhorn Says: Why not have your shoes made especially for you? In Phnom Penh we visited a shoemakers shop. From our descriptions of the shoes we wanted, the shoemaker made...
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9 Reviews and 367 Opinions Raffles Hotel Le Royal is the premier hotel in Phnom Penh. The hotel was first established in 1929...
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7 Reviews and 176 Opinions Spent 2 1/2 weeks there this summer on business. The rooms are average and the decor is a tad...
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1 Review and 371 Opinions it is very near to the river fr0nt and the royal palace, not to mention near the stinky market....
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Among the items in the shop were a number of hanging ornaments made of silk -- the sequined birds enchanted me -- especially the multicolored one that reflected...
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Q: Hi! I found Mei Hua Guesthouse and am contemplating whether this is a good place to stay during my trip. It's at 27, Monivong...
A: Lilian, I am not familiar with the Mei Hua Guesthouse; however, my Cambodian friends told me that you need to be a little careful about the neighborhood by the lake. It...
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Phnom Penh offers a chaotic sensory assault with its odd mix of gentle Asian beauty and raucous Wild West sensibilities. From the clandestine tourist areas to the squalor of its backstreets, one is......
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You can sit in the Foreign Correspondants Club, look out over the Tonle Sap river and think all is well. . A PROJECT WORTH SUPPORTING: Visual voices from Cambodia The British nonprofit PhotoVoice has...
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Gary lived in Cambodia for a year back in the early nineties. So many many years later it was time to go back. That was my first visit. Since then we have been to Cambodia three times and will no...
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Phnom Penh is named after the temple, Wat Phnom Daun Penh which was built after a wealthy widow Daun Penh found a hollow Koki tree with 4 Buddha statues inside it . She originally built a small temple...
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Kingdom of Cambodia's Capitol City
Marc had been talking about Vietnam and Cambodia ever since we canceled Venezuela but as we looked into last minute flights it just didn’t seem financially possible. So we concentrated our efforts...
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