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Your Stay at Pavilion

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Age 16+

Local Markets

Take in the lively buzz, shop specialties, taste Phnom Penh authentic street food.

Set inside Phnom Penh’s iconic art-deco dome and its radiating wing, Central Market (or Phsar Thmey, 'New Market', as it is commonly known) brings together a lively mix of jewelry, textiles, handicrafts, and everyday local goods at bargain price, for instance fresh peppercorns.

Strolling through its bright corridors offers an easy way to experience the city’s commercial heartbeat while browsing a wide variety of products. On the west side, foodstalls line up with tables and seats to enjoy the freshest streetfood in town. (photos by MAADS)

[Section photo above: stalls at Tuol Tompoung market, photo by MAADS]

With its maze-like alleys and eclectic selection of goods, Russian Market (or Phsa Tuol Tom Pong) offers one of Phnom Penh’s most vibrant shopping experiences.

Visitors can browse handmade crafts, textiles, antiques, a wide selection of regional coffee beans, art supplies and stationery, or street food stalls. Or perch in one of the small upstairs coffee shops around the market to observe daily life in a bustling neighborhood setting. (photos by Rémi Abad; MAADS)

A bustling multi-level market at the heart of Phnom Penh’s commercial district, Orussey is where Phnom Penhers shop for everything from fresh produce to electronics and household goods.

Navigating its lively corridors offers a glimpse into the city’s everyday rhythm, far from tourist-oriented spaces. Ideal for visitors interested in experiencing an authentic local marketplace. (photos by Rémi Abad, Magda BPL)

A popular destination for textiles and fashion supplies, Olympic Market brings together dozens of vendors specializing in fabrics, clothing, and tailoring materials.

Since 1962, its three floors make it easy to explore a wide selection of patterns, colors, and accessories used by local designers and craftsmen, with bulk purchases favored. (photos by MAADS)

Psah Ritreya ('Night Market' in Khmer) is a lively open-air market along the riverside popular for its mix of street food, casual shopping, and weekend entertainment.

Visitors can browse clothing, accessories, and locally made products while enjoying Khmer snacks while walking around or sitting on mats to enjoy live performances in a relaxed, social setting. (photos by 3LandTravel, MAADS)

Nearby is Phnom Penh oldest market, Psah Chas, popular for its freshly-cut flower stands.

  • Most active on weekends, from late afternoon into the night.
  • 1.9 km fom your hotel [26 min walk via Street 13 (Preah Ang Eng), passing National Museum and Psah Chas, 30 min walking Riverside].

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