Bustling bazaars and markets reflecting Cambodian commerce and daily life, from souvenir shopping to authentic local goods and street food discoveries.
Phnom Penh's most popular tourist market spanning multiple levels with everything from silk scarves to souvenirs, antiques, and traditional crafts. The covered market has a labyrinthine layout with stalls selling textiles, jewelry, artwork, and local delicacies.
Phnom Penh's historic Art Deco market building (1937) featuring a striking yellow dome and cross-shaped layout. Stalls sell jewelry, silver, textiles, spices, and handicrafts. The architecture alone is impressive; it's an iconic photo spot and cultural landmark.
A lively evening market (typically opening around 5 PM) with food stalls, clothing, electronics, and street performers. Popular with locals and tourists, it offers authentic street food experiences and people-watching opportunities in a vibrant atmosphere.
Tips for Shopping & Markets
- Bargaining is expected at markets but not supermarkets
- Visit Russian Market early morning to avoid crowds and heat
- Bring small bills for easier transactions
- Street food at night markets is usually fresh and cheap but assess hygiene
- Keep belongings secure in crowded market areas