Trip.Best Popular Best Things to Do Near Phnom Penh [2024]

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"Lake Tonrisa, also known as Phnom Penh, is located in the west of Cambodia and is long-shaped in the heart of Cambodia. It is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. The lakeside plain is flat and broad, 500 km long and more than 110 km wide, northwest to southeast, across Cambodia, and the Mekong River crossing in Phnom Penh and Cambodia."

"Songsa Island has an invincible sea view. The green sea and white beach here give people a particularly unforgettable impression. The most suitable thing is to rent a house on the island and slowly enjoy the sun and beach waves here."

"GORGEOUS beach! 45 min boat ride from Sihanokville. You can rent a bungalow & stay here OR do a day trip and grab drink/food at a beach side place. We recommend SAND BANK. It was a cozy, little place with great coffee . The views and water at Koh Rong, Long Set beach were breathtaking!"

"Koh Roh Sanloem’s Sacaren Bay is truely amazing, perfect white soft sand and idyllic tranquil beaches and turquoise sea! There are no motos. the scenery and sunsets are breathtaking. There are some hidden stone carvings, tucked away in the jungle and it’s worth a visit! There is also a small waterfall.We were lucky to catch a Fire performance on one of the evenings there, at one of the restaurants by the beach too! M’Pai bay is busier and has a similar vibe to the main area in Koh Rong island."

"The night is beautiful, the weather is very good, and the mood is super positive. I made an appointment with three or five friends and my girlfriends to have a drink. It is also a good way to uncompress and relax. The bar is in row, there are many choices, I am a value party, I must have a beautiful drink and a good look in the mirror. Good or bad to drink in the back."

"Angkor Wat is famous, and to taste the Siem Reap style, you need to start from the Angkor Night Market. Walking on the streets of Siem Reap, the simple traditional Cambodian style, free and leisure Western life, become one of the most popular places in the city at night."

"Best Circus I have ever watched in Cambodia. Highly recommended. The performers are incredibly talented and funny. They have different concepts and acts every week. A must watch when visiting Siem Reap."

"Through the use of interactive exhibits, visitors will develop an understanding of religions and beliefs of the ancient Khmer empire.Angkor National Museum is open to welcome national and international tourists daily from 8:30 am to 6 pm."

"One of my favourite places I have ever travelled to in the world. Completed both the grand and small circuit over two days. Angkor Wat, Ta Prom, Bayon Temples are a few favourites among the many unique temples. You should definitely visit once in your life. The temple walls had many depictions of hindu religion epics and you will learn so much about hinduism, buddhism etc on top of admiring the temple structures"

"Ta Prohm Temple at dawn is a magical experience, offering a serene and almost mystical atmosphere. As the sun begins to rise, the soft light filters through the thick jungle that surrounds the temple, casting long shadows and illuminating the massive roots of ancient trees that have entwined themselves around the stone structures. The interplay of light and shadow creates an ethereal scene, with the temple appearing as if it’s emerging from the jungle itself.The quietness of the early morning adds to the sense of wonder, with only the sounds of birds and the rustling of leaves breaking the silence. The temple, famous for its intertwined trees and ruins, takes on a different character at dawn—more peaceful and introspective compared to the busy hours later in the day.This is a time when the temple feels most like a living part of the forest, with nature and human creation blending seamlessly. Walking through the temple at this hour, you can almost imagine what it must have been like when it was first rediscovered, hidden away and forgotten by the world.If you’re planning to visit Ta Prohm at dawn, it’s best to arrive early to experience this tranquil moment before the crowds arrive, allowing you to truly appreciate the beauty and history of this remarkable site."