Flights, places to stay, and the best things to do in Phnom Penh for travelers flying from Vietnam.

Phnom Penh, the spirited capital of Cambodia at the junction of the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers, is a city undergoing dramatic renaissance. Blending classic French colonial avenues and the glittering Royal Palace with poignant Khmer Rouge memorials, bustling riverfront promenades, and vibrant rooftop bars, Phnom Penh is a quick and culturally enriching neighbour for Vietnamese travellers.
Lively riverside promenade lined with cafes, rooftop restaurants, street food stalls, and scenic sunset boat cruises.
View hotel optionsLeafy expatriate and diplomatic neighborhood filled with specialty coffee roasters, boutique hotels, and international bistros.
View hotel optionsHeritage quarter near the Royal Palace and National Museum featuring historic colonial 5-star properties like Raffles Hotel Le Royal.
View hotel optionsAdmire traditional Khmer palace architecture, manicured royal gardens, and a floor paved with over 5,000 solid silver tiles.
Gain somber historical insight into Cambodia's tragic past under the Khmer Rouge regime through deeply moving memorial sites.
Board a traditional wooden riverboat at Sisowath Quay to watch the sunset over the Phnom Penh city skyline.
Cool dry season with pleasant 22–30°C temperatures and low humidity, the most comfortable window for walking tours.
Bon Om Touk (Water Festival) with exhilarating traditional dragon boat races on the Tonle Sap river.
US Dollars (USD) are widely accepted everywhere alongside Cambodian Riel (KHR); change less than $1 is usually returned in Riel.
Use the PassApp or Grab app to hail three-wheeled auto-rickshaws (tuk-tuks) with transparent, metered fares.
Dress respectfully when visiting the Royal Palace: shoulders and knees must be fully covered.
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