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Matches live every Thu, Fri, Sat & sun evening 6:00-8:00 pm. Book it now ! You will be informed the time before the activity start and picked up from your hotel for round trip by the TukTuk or Van Driver. To and before entering the boxing arena, you will learn history of the martial arts, The Kun Khmer, explained and shown by the local driver in English explanations. From the starting time, while cheering for the matches until it ends, the local cold drink or beer is served! Your ring side seats are reserved. You will have chance to watch closer and take the photos with the boxers. The Kun Khmer is really famous for its free style of fighting, including punching, kicking, kneeling and elbow strikes to knock out the opponents in the ring. Under Kun Khmer rulings, a match consists three minutes of five rounds, but Raw Yarn or international friendship match consists three minutes of three rounds. After matches done, you will be allowed to get into the ring for experience and memories.

Watch live Kun-Khmer kickboxing at the TV-Stadium with the ringside seats. There are five local and international fights with two hours length. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday Evening. Be picked up from your accommodation and arrive at the stadium in plenty of time before boxing begins. Sit ring side and be part of the electric atmosphere that is generated by both local and international fights on the card for the night. Khmer or Pradal Serey is a style of kickboxing originating in Cambodia. It dates back to the 9th century and was taught to Angkor Warriors to defend Angkor Wat. It is a free fighting style consisting of stand-up strikes and clinches. There are min types of strikes; punches, kicks, elbow and knee strikes. The clinch is used to wear down the opponent. The clinch opponents use short range kicks and elbow to dominate. Cambodian fighter tend to use more elbow strikes than other martial arts, with more victories coming from elbow strikes than any other strike.

Tour Description (shortened & refined): Explore Cambodia’s tragic past on a moving journey through its darkest chapters. Visit the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek, where the memorial stupa honors victims of the Khmer Rouge. Walk through the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, once a high school turned notorious prison, and hear haunting stories of survival. Conclude with a personal meeting with a survivor who shares their resilience and hope. Along the way, I’ll explain who the Khmer Rouge were, how they rose to power, why so many lives were lost, how the regime ended, and how Cambodia has moved forward today. Visit the Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum Meet a survivor for an intimate insight into their story Includes hotel pick-up Professional English-speaking guide Guided inside both places Cold Waters

At least two million Cambodians were killed under the Khmer Rouge. Learn more about the regime’s brutal genocide programme with a guided tour of the Choeung Ek Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng, where political prisoners were held and interrogated. Your guide will help you translate the exhibits and answer any questions you have.

See the capital at its most magical as you glide past the glittering Phnom Penh skyline on this sunset cruise. Sail past the Royal Palace, along the Mekong River, and through the floating villages of Tonle Sap. The onboard bar offers cocktails, tea, coffee, and beer for purchase as well as an a la carte menu.

Experience Phnom Penh like a real local on a tuk-tuk tour that takes you to the city's best eateries. Join a small group to discover the top dishes on offer in the city as you visit street food vendors, local restaurants, cocktail bars, and more—adding up to over 20 tastings. Discover hidden gems and spots you'd miss if exploring alone, and get your bearings on the city's food scene thanks to the recommendations of your guide. End the evening with a cocktail (or mocktail) at a lively nightlife spot.

Eliminate the stress of traveling between Phnom Penh and Siem Reap with a private overland transfer, a hassle-free way to get from A to B. Booking a private vehicle means you’ll skip having to make arrangements yourself and travel in air-conditioned comfort the entire way. Plus, you’ll have the freedom to stop for convenience breaks and photo opportunities whenever you like.

Uncover the truths of Cambodia’s dark history with a half-day tour of the Tuol Sleng Museum and Cheung Ek Killing Fields from Phnom Penh. Learn about the atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge and the Pol Pot regime as you walk the halls of Toul Sleng, the former S-21 Prison, then pay a moving visit to the mass graveyard of Cheung Ek, the ‘Killing Fields’.

Enjoy unlimited beer or soft drinks as you explore Phnom Penh by tuk-tuk on an evening food tour of Phnom Penh street food, local restaurants, and beer. Visiting local spots with a food-loving guide is a great way to go beyond the well-known dishes at tourist restaurants; get the back story on each bite as you try local specialties, from the Cambodian national dish to more modern varieties.

Start your morning in Phnom Penh like a local with a freshly prepared breakfast at the markets before discovering the vibrant murals adorning the city’s backstreets. Next, pass by the iconic 1920s Raffles Hotel before calling at Wat Botum. Tuck into more yummy food and opt to wash it down with a sugar cane drink before your final stop at the art gallery near the Royal Palace.

Explore the vibrant and colorful markets of Cambodia's capital on this morning markets and street art tour in Phnom Penh. Mornings are the best time to experience Phnom Penh’s markets—especially the local ones, where you’ll be the only out-of-towners. Get a taste of the city’s specialties with breakfast and snacks from local stalls, followed by an underground street art tour, where you’ll go mural-spotting in hidden areas - Experience the buzz of the local markets first thing in the morning - Try some of the best local street food—including a back-alley breakfast - Learn about Cambodia’s cultural renaissance and the role of street art - Visit over 40 murals and artworks in the city's cool urban areas.

Available now is our save and well guided Phnom Penh Evening & Night Lights photography session from 5:15 pm until 20:30 pm or later on demand.  Starts daily from 5.15pm and includes fabulous sunset shooting and capturing the nightfall and lively transformation of Phnom Penh city into the night. During the Night tour it is very pleasant temperature (no sun) to explore the town. Bring your camera or Iphone. A tripod is recommended. If you don't have one we can hire you a lightweight tripod on demand. Cambodia Photo Tours by long time Phnom Penh local resident and professional Photographer Michael Klinkhamer is offering highly rated and exciting photography-tours in Phnom Penh-Cambodia.

Discover Phnom Penh through its flavors, markets, and creative spirit on this immersive food and culture tour. Begin with a hotel pickup and head into lively local neighborhoods for a traditional Cambodian breakfast, enjoying savory noodle soup or pork rice paired with local coffee. Stroll through a bustling open-air market to sample seasonal bites, learn about local herbs and produce, and experience everyday life as residents shop and bargain. Continue with a walk through Phnom Penh’s emerging street art scene, where Khmer history and symbolism come alive in colorful urban murals. Savor freshly made Banh Chaev at a beloved local restaurant before ending the tour with Phnom Penh’s signature coffee blend — a perfect finale to a truly authentic experience.

If you’ve only got limited time in Cambodia’s capital, maximize every minute on this sightseeing tour that reveals the highlights of Phnom Penh and provides a comprehensive introduction for first-time visitors. In a small group limited to 10, you’ll travel between the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, Royal Palace, and more without getting lost or having to navigate public transport.

As I’m Cambodian I’m very happy and warmly welcome all travelers. I’m strong willing to tell you all about our history. We serve you with our hearts and willing to share about Cambodian people experienced during Khmer Rouge regime. Anyway our tour guides and drivers are licensed from the ministry. -Guides are very knowledgeable , tidy, polite, friendly and helpful. - Drivers are courteous, polite, friendly, drive safely, flexible, and promptly on schedule. We stress that our travellers are not our customers but our friends!! We will make your trip is fantastic and memorable. Pleas allow us to serve you.

Enjoy a private evening out on the lake with your own sunset cruise. Sit back and relax with a drink in hand, including unlimited beer and soft drinks. Whether you’re looking for a romantic date or to just avoid the crowds, this experience is ideal. Cruise on Tonle Sap lake, the Mekong river, Four Faces river and Diamond Island. Observe life on the riverbank among fishing villages and stilted houses.

Genocide Museum (S-21 )served as the central hub of a vast prison system throughout the country and was used throughout the period as a secret facility for the detention, interrogation, torture and extermination of those deemed “political enemies” of the regime. Due to a policy of guilt-by-association, at times whole families were detained at the center. Very few inmates were released out of the prison during the years 1975 and 1979. Only 12 former inmates survived the opening of S-21 when Phnom Penh was liberated. Four of them were children. Killing Field between 1975 and 1979 by the Khmer Rouge in perpetrating the Cambodian genocide. Situated about 17 kilometres (11 mi) south of the city centre, it was attached to the Tuol Sleng detention centre. The bodies of 8,895 victims were exhumed from the site after the fall of the khmere Rouge, who would have been executed there—typically with pickaxes to conserve bullets—before being buried in mass graves.

Tour two harrowing Cambodian sites, each a stark reminder of the Khmer Rouge’s atrocities between 1975 and 1979. First, visit the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, transformed from the notorious Security Prison 21 (S-21). Then get a sobering look at the Killing Fields, where mass killings and burials took place. Watch an informative documentary on board your vehicle and upgrade to audio or live guides in each location, if you wish.

Discover Cambodia’s rich history and traditional craftsmanship on a full-day journey from Phnom Penh to Oudong and Koh Chen Village. Explore Oudong’s royal monuments and war memorials while learning about Cambodia’s fascinating past. Then, visit Koh Chen, a charming riverside village famous for its traditional clay and silver crafts. Meet local artisans in their homes and workshops and see how beautiful handmade creations are made. This cultural experience offers a wonderful blend of history, local life, and authentic Cambodian craftsmanship.

Gain profound insight into modern Cambodian history on an essential private half-day tour to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21) and the Choeung Ek Genocidal Center (The Killing Fields). This confronting yet deeply educational experience provides an authentic space to reflect on the devastating impact and legacy of the Khmer Rouge regime. Guided by an expert local host, you’ll first visit Tuol Sleng, a former secondary school converted into a high-security interrogation and detention facility during the late 1970s. Walk through preserved classrooms and photo galleries that honor the thousands who passed through its gates. Next, travel just outside Phnom Penh along the same historical route to Choeung Ek, a former orchard turned execution site. Today, it stands as a peaceful memorial surrounding a central Buddhist stupa housing exhumed relics. Conclude your tour with private air-conditioned transport and respectful storytelling tailored to your group's pace.

The tour includes the Royal Palace which is still used as the royal resident for His Majesty King of Cambodia and the royal family. We will visit the Silver Pagoda, a 90 kg golden Buddhist Statue encrusted with 2,086 diamonds. Continue to visit Genocide Museum (S-21), a former high school converted by Pol Pot into a prison for torture, sentence, and interrogate the victims during Khmer Rough regime and the Killing Field, a former Chinese cemetery converted into a killing field by Pol Pot. The next is visiting Wat Phnom, the namesake of Phnom Penh city then continue to visit the Independent Monument, represented the independent from French Colonized. You will know more detail about the history and culture of Cambodia, one of the old countries in South East Asia.