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Traffic in Phnom Penh Cambodia?

By: Fred Tittle | 2010-03-31 | City Guides
Traffic in Phnom Penh may look like an accident waiting to happen, but step outside the law and it will cost you a lot of time and money. Anyone who has been on Cambodian streets on two, three or four wheels knows it's a free-for-all affair. There are city ordinances that seem only to be enforced when the boys in blue are near enough to evaluate the worth of stopping a violator. And like it or not, the foreigner is viewed through lenses embossed with a dollar sign and he/she will often be stopped for what seems to be the most mundane of reasons. read more

Traveling To Phnom Penh, Cambodia

By: Archie Blazer | 2010-12-15 | Article Marketing
In order to get to Phnom Penh you will have to go through the capital's International Airport, which is located not far from the city center. read more

Not Worth Missing Attractions in Phnom Penh

By: arnold negi | 2011-05-27 | Destinations
Phnom Penh is Cambodia’s largest city. This is the best place to see blend of culture, history, traditions, developments and world class infrastructure in Cambodia. So, take cheap flights to Phnom Penh to spend an incredible vacation. read more

The French Charm of Phnom Penh

By: Jane Shelley | 2012-01-18 | Travel & Leisure
Although not renowned for its luxury resorts and five-star hotels, the capital of Cambodia is packed with history and beautifully preserved architecture that make it into an exciting holiday destination. read more

National Museum of Art - Phnom Penh

By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | 2010-04-03 | Travel & Leisure
Housing the most extensive collection of Khmer Art in the world is the National Museum of Cambodia which is ideally located in Phnom Penh. It has earned a reputation as the country's foremost archaeological and historical museum. read more

Savour the Delicious Phnom Penh Cuisine

By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | 2010-11-12 | Travel Tips
With an exciting variety of cuisine waiting for a traveller to savour, Phnom Penh is one of the best towns in Cambodia that offer a plethora of dining options. From fast food outlets to fine dining restaurants, the options are endless. The city is also famous for its American-style garage barbeque and dessert venues. read more

The Intimidating Phnom Penh National Olympic Stadium

By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | 2010-12-13 | Travel Tips
Phnom Penh has suddenly blossomed in to a great tourist destination. It is the unique combination of anarchy and charm, and the omnipresence of past and the present which makes Phnom Penh a much sought after destination. And what the city has to offer is ideal especially for those searching for a uniquely Asian experience. read more

The Ancient Sport of ‘Bokator' Fights in Modern Phnom Penh

By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | 2010-11-12 | Travel Tips
Phnom Penh offers the best of both worlds: old world charm and the buzz of the new. One of the key factors which makes Phnom Penh such a captivating city is its ability to maintain the old charm of Cambodia whilst commercialisation has set in. And visitors to Cambodia's capital are assured of a true Cambodian experience. read more

Gratify your Senses with Direct Flights to Phnom Penh

By: Rakesh Jha | 2012-03-05 | Destinations
The name Phnom Penh itself can’t help but to invoke a thought of a scintillating and exotic vacation destination. Visit The National Museum of Cambodia to know about the golden period of Cambodia. Soak up the ambiance chilling in under the sun and shopping through the city markets. read more

Enjoy the Exciting New Year Celebrations in Phnom Penh

By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | 2010-12-13 | Travel Tips
Celebrating New Year's Eve in Phnom Penh will indeed be a nostalgic memory for many years to come. Travellers heading down to this city during the season can enjoy the exciting entertainment options, spectacular firework displays, countdown parties and elegant restaurants where a deliciously prepared meal awaits you. read more

Leonard Cohen coming to you Live from Phnom Penh

By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | 2010-10-13 | Travel Tips
The world renowned poet, writer singer and song writer Leonard Cohen is coming to Phnom Penh as a part of his critically acclaimed world tour after 15 years. All of Phnom Penh waits in curiosity. read more

Deadly Stampede in Cambodia

By: Mary Rose | 2010-11-24 | Community News
A sudden stampede on Koh Pich’s north suspension bridge in Phnom Penh has killed at least 375 people and wounded another 755 people on the last day of Water Festival. An official investigation insight into the tragedy has initially acknowledged that the panic set off when a crowded bridge started swaying. The disaster may have turned into the saddest corner of Cambodia. The prime minister of Cambodia has announced a day of mourning on Thursday for the victims. However, there are fears that death toll will rise in a few days because emergency workers in Cambodia are still searching for bodies at the footbridge. read more

Meta House Phnom Penh where Art is the Centre of Attraction

By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | 2010-12-15 | Travel Tips
The Meta House Phnom Penh was established in the year 2007 and it serves as Cambodia's premier centre for art, filmmaking, communication and media. The facility is also a renowned art gallery where many exhibitions that feature the works of local and international artists are showcased to the enthusiastic public. read more

The Central Market in Phnom Penh Built to Last Since 1937

By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | 2010-04-03 | City Guides
Be it clothes, stationary, jewelry, souvenirs, electronics, food or even watches the Central Market in Phnom Penh has got it all. The art-deco building that houses this unique market itself has become a prominent landmark in Cambodia's capital city. Before 1935 the grounds of which the Central Market is positioned today was a lake. read more

Traveling By Bus From Ho Chi Minh City to Phnom Penh

By: Michael Edgerston | 2010-06-21 | Destinations
Trying everything once is not a bad idea. Perhaps I am not young any more, yet I would not recommend you travel by bus between those two cities. Despite the fact that the border process is quite simple with the help of someone, the journey itself is totally terrible. The only exception is an unexpected Mekong River crossing. read more