Phnom Penh

When I look at these images I really do find myself at a loss for words--this is one of those pictures that really do convey more emotions that spoken vocabulary ever could. — Afar Magazine

The Cambodia National Museum houses over 2,000 major works of art from all over the country, dating from Prehistory to the 19C, including statues, sculpted lintels, headstones and bronze figurines. — Michelin Guide

The capital of Cambodia is named after the hill on which this ancient temple complex stands.  — Atlas Obscura

In the mid- to late 1970s thousands of Khmer Rouge prisoners who had been tortured at the infamous Tuol Sleng prison were taken to the Choeung Ek extermination camp for execution. — Fodor's

With its classic Khmer roofs and ornate gilding, the Royal Palace dominates the diminutive skyline of Phnom Penh. — Lonely Planet

5,000 skulls in memorial to those killed by the Khmer Rouge.  — Atlas Obscura

Phnom Penh's most beautiful market takes place in a beautiful cruciform-shaped Art Deco building built in 1937 by French architects Jean Desbois and Louis Chauchon. — Michelin Guide

Entrance to the Silver Pagoda. — Lonely Planet

Wat Ounalom, made up of 44 different structures, was built in 1443 to house the hair of an eyebrow of Buddha. — Michelin Guide

Giant insects in the big market with great spices.It is difficult to look at them but easy to swallow. — Afar Magazine

Bombed and burned, this monument represents the often controversial ties between Vietnam and Cambodia.   — Atlas Obscura