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Discover 3,681 Attractions in Phnom Penh on Trip.com, updated October 13, 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 2 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

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Phnom Penh Attractions usually take about 1 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

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Reviews: Royal Palace of Cambodia
Guest User2017-02-04
The hot spring is quite large with many pools, and the environment is relatively clean. Overall, I'm satisfied. However, there's only one small shop for food, and meals require pre-ordering. There are long queues, and many people eat instant noodles. If you want freshly made noodles, you have to wait about twenty minutes. Regarding service, towels are basically unavailable in the hot spring area; you have to go back to the bathroom to get them. If you leave your towel lying around, you'll be scolded by the staff. The staff won't even put it away for you, which is very annoying.
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Reviews: Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum
Guest User2013-01-10
The service on the cruise ship was excellent, with many activities, and my family was very satisfied. The food was quite good; many people felt there weren't enough Chinese options, but I thought it was acceptable. The dinner was very nice. The shore excursions were somewhat overpriced; I'd recommend just doing your own independent exploration. The ship's staff worked very hard—kudos to them! I suggest buying a drink voucher before boarding; it's a great deal. I only discovered it in the elevator when I disembarked, which explains why the foreigners always seemed to want a drink (ordering drinks individually is indeed a bit expensive).