Half Day Morning on a Hop-on Tour Bus in Phnom Penh

For our half-day tour (hop-on bus tour of Phnom Penh), in the morning morning we travel to Royal Palace to see and take the picture Chan Chhaya Pavilion and everything around the Royal Palace. Next, we continue to Riverfront to overlook the scenery at riverside and tourists will know the famous Buddhist name Presh Ak Dong Ka that many Cambodian people always pray and obey this Buddhist to receive happiness in their families. Then we take a trip to Cambodia-Japan Friendship Bridge or Chroy Changvar Bridge was constructed in 1966. Phnom Penh is one of the popular Tourist Attractions in Phnom Penh. Phnom Penh Tours would be incomplete without a visit to the Chroy Changvar Bridge, Phnom Penh. Soon after we will travel along the Tonle Sap River toward Wat Sampov Treyleak. At this location we have the perfect scenic view of the Royal Palace from across the river. After, we travel back to Wat Phnom is the only hill in town. According to legend, the first pagoda on this site was erected in 1373 to house four statues of Buddha deposited here by the waters of the Mekong and discovered by a woman name, Penh. Next, we will travel to Central Market was constructed in 1935 37. Around the main buildings are stalls offering Krama (checked scarves), stationery, household items, cloth for sarongs, flowers and second hand clothes, usually from Europe and the US. After we travel from Central Market, we will continue to Olympic Stadium that designed by architect Vann Molyvann, it was built in 1964. Then, we travel around Tuol Sleng and continue to Russian Market ( Tuol Tompoung Market). In there, today is a treasure trove for tourists. Particular items worth seeking out include CDs, fabrics, jewelry, carved handicrafts and ceramics. In this market, we can buy some souvenirs the same at Siem Reap if you don’t visit Angkor Wat. When we leave Russian Market, we go on Independence Monument to take the photo and count dragonheads together and how many dragonheads on Vimean Ekareach? It was built in 1958 to Sybilles Cambodian Independence Day after winning back their independence from the French protectorate on the 9th of November 1953. At last place to visit is National Museum that near Royal Palace it also has Buddhist Statues and Khmer Art History such as: Prehistory, Ceramics, Bronze, Pre Angkor Period, Angkor Period, and Post Angkor Period. In front of the National Museum we call Vel Men, we always celebrate Bonn Visak Bochea every year but this year we celebrate it at Siem Reap province. So, our tour end at the National Museum, we wish you enjoyed your trip.

ITINERARY

08:00AM                                     Meeting point infront of Royal Palace

08:00AM — 08:30AM                   Tour Bus drives along St. Preah Sisowath along the Riverfront, crosses

                                                  Friendship Bridge to National Road 6A, then goes south to

                                                  Wat Sampoy Treyleak

08:30AM                                     Guests arrive at Wat Sampoy Treyleak

08:30AM — 08:45AM                   Wat Sampoy Treyleak | Take photos 

08:45AM                                     Guests meet at Tour Bus

08:50AM                                     Tour Bus leaves for Wat Phnom 

09:15AM                                     Guests arrive at Wat Phnom 

09:15AM — 09:30AM                   Wat Phnom 

09:30AM                                     Guests meet at Tour Bus

09:40AM                                     Tour Bus arrives at Central Market

10:00AM                                     Tour Bus arrives at Olympic Stadium

10:15AM                                     Tour Bus arrives at Toul Sleng

10:30AM                                     Tour Bus arrives at Russian Market

11:00AM                                     Tour Bus arrives at Independence Monument

11:15AM                                     Tour Bus arrives at National Museum 

11:15AM                                     Tour ends