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Al-Serkal Mosque
The Al-Serkal Mosque (Masjid Al-Serkal) is the largest mosque in Phnom Penh and a significant landmark for the Cham Muslim community.
See the listing →Angkor Ceramic Museum at Tani
Discover the Angkor Ceramic Museum at Tani, the first and only museum in Cambodia built on an active archaeological site, revealing the craftsmanship and trade of the Angkor Empire.
See the listing →APOPO Visitor Center
Meet the HeroRATs: African giant pouched rats trained by the Belgian NGO APOPO to save lives by detecting mines and tuberculosis.
See the listing →Central Market (Phsar Thmey)
The most famous Art Deco covered market in Phnom Penh: a yellow dome from 1937, treasures beneath the dome, and vibrant local life in the city centre.
See the listing →Champey Academy of Arts
A non-profit arts school in the heart of Phnom Penh, offering Khmer dance, music, and painting for underprivileged youth — an immersive and participatory experience at the core of Cambodian heritage.
See the listing →Coconut Park
Coconut Park in Phnom Penh is a vast leisure and entertainment centre located on Koh Pich (Diamond Island).
See the listing →Hokkien Temple
The Hokkien Temple, also known as Guan Di Gu Miao, is an iconic Taoist temple located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
See the listing →Jardins royaux de l'indépendance
A historic public park in northern Siem Reap, featuring lotus flowers, sacred shrines, a colony of giant bats, and a reminder of the 1953 independence movement.
See the listing →Khmer Kite Museum
The Khmer Kite Museum (សារមន្ទីរខ្លែងខ្មែរ) in Phnom Penh is a small cultural centre dedicated to the ancient tradition of Cambodian kites.
See the listing →Kid Garden Botumvtey
Kid Garden Botumvtey, often referred to as the Wat Botum playground, is a beloved public park in the heart of Phnom Penh, right next to Wat Botum Park.
See the listing →Koh Dach
Silk Island on the Mekong: ancestral weaving, stilt villages, and tranquil countryside just a ferry ride from Phnom Penh.
See the listing →Marché russe (Phsar Toul Tom Poung)
A labyrinthine bazaar in southern Phnom Penh: diverse shopping, a lively food court, and dense corridors under a zinc roof — named by Soviet clientele in the 1980s.
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