The biggest city in Cambodia, also its wealthiest, Phnom Penh is the cultural, commercial and political centre of the country and is home to more than one million of Cambodia's population of over 14 million. Covering an area of 345sqk Phnom Penh is located in the south-central region of Cambodia, at the confluence of the Tonle Sap, Mekong and Bassac rivers.The city offers extensive cultural and historical attractions, including temples, museums, the Royal Palace and also has accommodation from simple guesthouses to five-star hotels. Phnom Penh also features good dining facilities as well as a vibrant and varied nightlife.

There’s a lot to discover around Phnom Penh. If you have already planned your holiday there, you can spice up your stay with the one-or-two half, or full-day excursions displayed at Phompenh Tours.
There are excursions for all tastes including a City Tour, a compellingly gruesome Killing Fields and Museum Tour as well as a Historic Tour. On each tour you'll be able to take in Cambodia's strange but undeniably fascinating history as well as sampling local cuisine.

Phom Penh is a city full of attractions and memorable places to visit. The Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda are magnificent while the National Museum of Arts houses a priceless collection of artifacts and historical items in a country where history was all but effaced, making them even more valuable as links to the past.
Speaking of which, in the midst of all this colourful splendor, grim reminders of the past are waiting to be visited for those with a wish to learn from it.