• Central Market - Explore the Central Markets, known as Phsah Thmei, meaning “new market.” This art deco-style building is one of Phnom Penh’s iconic landmarks. Here, shoppers will find a paradise where they can negotiate with locals for any special gift or souvenir they desire.
• Russian Market - Enjoy a 15-minute drive through Phnom Penh’s lively tourist area to the Russian Market, named in the 1980s when most tourists to Cambodia were Russian. This maze of stalls is a treasure trove of arts, crafts, food, clothing, and nearly anything else sought after. Visitors can savor a morning tea of a local delicacy from one of the many food stalls to enhance the experience.

In contrast to the market’s hustle and bustle, visitors can explore the Toul Tum Poung temple next to the market. Remarkably, it escaped destruction during the Khmer Rouge period. It stands as a fine example of a local temple, adorned with beautiful wall paintings from the 1960s.

• Old Market - Next, head to the Old Markets, or Phar Chars, for a glimpse of a more traditional local market. Here, visitors will witness locals energetically bartering with stallholders for their daily food, clothing, and other necessities.

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Visiting local markets allows you to be in contact with Cambodian people, taste local food and discover the local handicraft. They are places steeped in history where you will immerse yourself in an atmosphere specific to each market. It is the ideal place to buy a souvenir or that unique gift and remember it is expected that you will haggle over the prices!

• Child rate applies only when sharing with 1 or more paying adults
• Children must be accompanied by an adult

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