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.
The Present Perfect 
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 🙂