Narin guest house phone number and contact number

Phnom Penh International Airport 31 Min

Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (13 Min)
Grim Museum Of The Cambodian Genocide Housed In A Former Khmer Rouge Prison & Interrogation Center.

Preah Vihear Preah Keo Morakot. (8 Min)
Temple In Royal Palace Complex Named For Its Floor Of Silver Tiles & Home To Bejeweled Buddhas.

Wat Ounalom Monastery (10 Min)
Temple, Monastery, Buddhism, And Architecture

Choeung Ek Genocidal Center (33 Min)
Execution & Burial Site Of Victims Of The Khmer Rouge, With A Glass-Walled Stupa Full Of Skulls.

Orussey Market (8 Min)
Sprawling, Buzzing Indoor Market With Stalls Selling Food, Housewares, Clothing & Electronics.

Wat Phnom (13 Min)
Buddhist Temple Built On Site Of 14Th-Century Pagoda & At 27 M, Tallest Religious Structure In City.

Russian Market / ផ្សារទួលទំពូង (10 Min)
Bustling Market With Vendors Selling A Wide Array Of Souvenirs, Clothing & Other Goods, Plus Food.

Botumvatey Pagoda (9 Min)
This Famous, Ornate 15Th-Century Buddhist Pagoda Was Established By King Ponhea Yat.

Independence Monument (18 Min)
Landmark 20-M Tower Built In 1958 To Celebrate Cambodia's Independence From France.

Cambodia-Vietnam Monument (9 Min)
Concrete Monument Celebrating The Alliance Between Vietnam & Cambodia After The War In The 1970S.

Central Market (7 Min)
Huge Indoor Mall Built In 1937 With An Art Deco–Style Dome & 4 Shop-Filled Hallways Branching Out.

Phnom Penh Night Market (12 Min)

National Museum Of Cambodia (9 Min)
Traditional Khmer Art & Religious Artifacts In A 1920S Building Inspired By Temple Architecture.

Koh Pich (14 Min)

Royal Palace (11 Min)
Richly Ornamented 1866 Palace Complex, Home To Cambodian Kings & Example Of Khmer Architecture.