Things to do in Phnom Penh

Just as advertised, it's just a transport to the 2 places. The audio guides for rent wwre really helpful in navigating the places. Highly recommended!

It was a great experience to roam around the beautiful city of Phnom Penh. We are only 5 passengers during that time and I booked it the same day. Converting it to the physical ticket in front of U mall is smooth, the staff are really friendly and it comes with a Cambodia sticker too. It was a bummer since they said the afternoon bus isn’t available so I took the night bus and the boat cruise in Mekong is free plus 1 free drink.

Good food with stunning view with the table arranged to enjoy the nice scene and breeze along the Mekong river. Very helpful and pleasant staffs. worthwhile to have a try for a chill dinner on the cruise.

If you have free time in the morning, consider this tour. You’ll be driver around to about 22 different sites and there’s also a video explanation for each area. The tour guide gives a short explanation about each area and some fun facts about other buildings that aren’t in the original 22 sites. For some sites, you can do a short tour inside as the guide explains the history behind the area. We went inside Raffles Le Royal and got to see the Elephant Bar from the outside (it was closed as we went there too early). Overall a great way to spend the morning learning about Phnom Penh’s (and Cambodia in general) history.

I am very happy that I booked this private transfer from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap. Our driver is very professional and really take good care of us. His name is Mr. Me Hi. You made our tour very memorable! I will recommend to my family and friends visiting Cambodia the Breksa Travel Company.

Guide was friendly and answered all our questions about the sights we seen. Although it was a short 4h, we managed to cover quite a few places such a temple, beancurd skin factory, local market, given coconut drink, and some fruits and refreshment at the silk weaving place. The tuktuk took us around the whole of silk island and were several ferry trips which ferry the tuktuk as well.

The entrance is easy to find, with construction workers providing guidance. Overall, it feels more appropriate to consider this trip as a boat-view restaurant. Basically, after arriving at your seat, you'll order food. The cost of the meals is similar to prices in the city, but credit cards are not accepted. There's no narration during the trip, but it detours to the palace before turning back.

This must be one of the to do lists at Phnom Penh. It's not a premium boat but the service by the on-board staff was excellent. As we were travelling with kids we had bought the cruise only package. When on-board we got chicken drumsticks & french fries all for $5 and paid by card. The bi-level boat does both Mekong and Tonle Sap and goes until the friendship bridge before coming back to it's docking point.

it was magical and amazing! We enjoyed the views and the sunset! Thanx!