🎯 Activities in Cambodia
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🎯 Activities 54
Elite Fitness - SMK Branch
Elite Fitness - SMK Branch, also known as Samaki, is a popular gym located in the Tuol Kork area of Phnom Penh.
See the listing →FT Gallery & Studio
Contemporary urban art gallery at the heart of Factory Phnom Penh: Khmer Renaissance, street art, and artist residencies founded by FONKi.
See the listing →Garden City Golf Club
Garden City Golf Club offers modern facilities, a motivating atmosphere, and excellent sports hospitality in Kandal Province.
See the listing →Garden City Water Park
Garden City Water Park in Phnom Penh is one of the largest and most modern water parks in Southeast Asia.
See the listing →Go Gym Cambodia
Go Gym Cambodia is a premium fitness centre located in the Toul Kork area of Phnom Penh.
See the listing →Good Time Health and Fitness
Located in Phnom Penh, Good Time Health and Fitness is one of the largest multi-sport centres in the city.
See the listing →Grand Phnom Penh Golf Club
Welcome to the Grand Phnom Penh Golf Club, a championship 18-hole (Par 72) course located about 20 minutes northwest of downtown Phnom Penh, near the international airport.
See the listing →Institut français du Cambodge (IFC)
The Institut français du Cambodge (IFC) is the main Francophone cultural centre in Phnom Penh, featuring cinema, exhibitions, concerts, debates, and French classes.
See the listing →Jayav Art
Jayav Art is a renowned gallery and art workshop located in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Founded by French artist Philippe Brousseau and his Cambodian partner Tara, this space is famous for its unique papier…
See the listing →Jouvence Fitness - Olympia Club
Jouvence Fitness - Olympia Club is a luxury fitness centre located in the heart of Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
See the listing →Kart Station by DIB Club
Cambodia's premier electric karting circuit on Koh Pich features 22 Lamborghini Segway Ninebot karts, a 270m outdoor track, and a 100% eco-friendly experience.
See the listing →Kbal Spean
The 'River of a Thousand Lingas': Angkorian Hindu sculptures (11th–13th centuries) carved into the riverbed sandstone, nestled in the Phnom Kulen National Park — a jungle trek steeped in Khmer history…
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