Mao Tse Tung Boulevard may seem a world away from central, trendy Phnom Penh, yet it’s dotted with unique and curious establishments worth a visit. Just avoid it at rush hour. Words by Nora Lindstrom.
South of Sihanouk Boulevard, Monivong Boulevard becomes somewhat less hectic and goes rather Chinese. Here is the heart of Korea Town, as well as the capital’s premier club for some proper local action. Words by Nora Lindstrom.
As one of the main arteries of Phnom Penh, Monivong Boulevard plays a crucial role in getting travellers through the city. Some interesting establishments also line the thoroughfare – just don’t try to get to them during rush hour. Words by Nora Lindstrom.
With street names like Silver and Topaz, the modern residential neighbourhood around Sovanna Mall seems built for opulence. Though the recession has left it rather empty of inhabitants, Nora Lindstrom finds the area is not without treats.
Cambodia’s prime beach resort is the place that most Phnom Penh expats, and tourists, head for to avoid the capital’s hot, summer months. Sylvia Nam walks the street most travelled.