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Cambodia’s Cyclo: An Iconic Mode of Transportation
Cyclo, is the oldest mode of transportation in Cambodia and a unique tourist experience in modern history. The cyclo isn’t only part of Cambodia’s transport industry but is also one of the country’s cultural heritages that exists for more than 80years and also become part of the modern history for tourism experience visiting the capital City, Phnom Penh. These famous vehicles, which were initially launched in 1936, are still among the greatest and most affordable ways to tour the city. Cyclo or the three-wheeled bicycle taxi has been a mode of transportation getting around Phnom Penh the During the time of French Indochina, whereby the driver pedals behind the passenger who is comfortably seated in front in a slow-slung seat between two wheel.
Phnom Penh City Bus
Phnom Penh City Bus is a municipal public transport system that serves Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. The system opened to the public in September 2014 with 3 lines, other lines have been gradually added over the next several years, as of 2018, 11 lines run throughout the city. The system covers Prek Pnov (North), Ta Khmao (South), Chbar Ampov (East), and Special Economic Zone (West), there are plans to stretch the network outward. The fare for the public buses is KHR1,500 (USD0.37) per voyage irrespective of distance. Only local currency Riel is accepted. Senior citizens (age over 70), small children (under 1 meter), disabled, monks, teachers, students, factory workers (until September 2019) travel free as of 2018, though you must confirm your identity by wearing your student card, teacher card or working card before boarding. The bus starts daily from 05:30 in the morning until 20:30 at night. City Bus Lines and Stops Due to increase of cars and motorcycles (about 300,000 cars and 1,000,000 motorcycles in Phnom Penh today), City Hall has launched three bus lines. The bus is a more sustainable form of transport for the city because it reduces traffic accidents,...
Phnom Penh Train Station
Phnom Penh Railway Station was constructed during the French colonial era, opening to passengers in 1932. Despite being effectively out of use as railway station for an 11 year period from 2005 to 2016 Phnom Penh Railway Station is a beautifully preserved building from a much different era. There are three different train services operating out of this station: Train services between Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville. Train services from Phnom Penh and Poipet (possibly to Thailand in the near future). Phnom Penh Train Station Phnom Penh Railway Station reopened to passengers on the 9th April 2016 for the first new train service to Sihanoukville, making the reintroduction of passenger train services in Cambodia. The station building is clean and well maintained, however, it is still a near empty space with no shops or restaurants or other amenities occupying the large open spaces within the station building or by the train platforms. Inside the train station itself there are seats and a ticket counter and nothing else. Phnom Penh Train Station currently has three platforms in use each serving a different destination: Platform 1: Line to...
Rainy season rice field landscape
In Cambodia, our country is located in the tropics, which is hot and humid, which makes it easy to grow a variety of crops and plants, especially in In the countryside, during the rainy season, farmers often sow rice according to the time and season of the year, when the view of the fields is light green and full of beauty. Also for those who want to relax in the countryside. For people living in rural areas, there are Simple with nature, raising cattle, etc., which is a memory for those who Habits of living in the countryside.
H.E. Minister HUOT Hak leads a delegation from the Ministry of Tourism
Ho Chi Minh City: At the invitation of the Vietnamese side, on the evening of September 3, 2025, H.E. Minister HUOT Hak led a delegation from the Ministry of Tourism and the Private Sector to attend the Vietnam Night (GALA DINNER-VIETNAM NIGHT “The Flow of Quintessence”), which was attended by H.E. Deputy Prime Minister of Vietnam, H.E. Minister of Culture, Tourism and Sports of Vietnam, representatives of the World Tourism Organization in the region, including senior leaders from the public and private sectors from some ASEAN, Central Asian and Korean countries, which is a meeting between public and private parties in many sectors to communicate, exchange ideas and establish relationships. H.E. Minister HUOT Hak leads a delegation from the Ministry of Tourism and the Private Sector to attend the Vietnam Night (GALA DINNER-VIETNAM NIGHT “The Flow of Quintessence”) Ho Chi Minh City: At the invitation of the Vietnamese side, on the evening of September 3, 2025, H.E. Mr. HUOT Hak, Minister of Tourism, led a delegation from the Ministry of Tourism and the Private Sector to attend the Vietnam Night (GALA DINNER-VIETNAM NIGHT “The Flow of...
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