Cambodia’s Capital City
Expectations: the funny thing about them is the less you have, the more likely you are to be pleasantly surprised.
This was certainly the case with my visit to Phnom Penh. I had no idea about what to expect of Cambodia’s capital city but put it on my short Cambodia itinerary because it was a stop over on the way to Siem Reap which I had heard plenty about. Perhaps it was because I had heard so little about the city that I imagined it to be a dull and nondescript capital. Imagine my surprise then when I found it to be full of life, color, and culture.
Royal Palace
A tuk tuk driver relaxing on the job.
Six lanes of closed streets makes for a lively atmosphere.
Toys for sale on the street.
Central Market
Any place is a good place for a hammock.
Monks exiting the National Museum.
An exercise class by the river.
Cambodian boy at night.
Night Market
Smiling face of the Cambodian people.
oh that looks so fun!!
ahh man I love Phnom Penh! It’s an amazing , chill . but happening capital city!
Hi Lindsay!
could you please upload pics of Angkor Wat temples.
Yup, coming up soon!
Thanks! eagerly awaiting 🙂