Sosoro Museum or Preah Srey Icanavarman Museum is a museum that do the exhibition of Cambodian Currency since the beginning of Cambodia Empire till nowadays. Moreover, it’s also display of how the currency linking to Cambodia economic as well. “Angkor period the Kingdom without Money”

Wat Phnom is representative Phnom Penh Capital City Identity. Phnom Penh Capital City was given name after an Old Lady who names Penh. In the past, Grandma Penh is a residential and a wealthy old lady who live in a village near the small hill, which is Wat Phnom nowadays, close to the bank of Chaktomuk River. The small hill which is in Cambodian Language means “Phnom” combines with the name of Grandma Penh, so it becomes to Phnom Penh. There’re more many stories follow after that, which till nowadays make Wat Phnom has become to a historical site, an also a part of the Phnom Penh Capital City’s identity.

Toul Tompoung Market or Russian Market. It’s a local market that there are many vendors selling clothes, souvenirs, old items, paintings, sculptures, handicraft, street foods, and other goods. You also can find out some famous outlet export brand clothes such as Gap, Polo, Zara, H&M, Calvin Klein, and more in the market too.

Independence Monument was built by King Norodom Sihanouk to memorize about the time of Cambodian get independence from France Colonial in 1953. It stands on the busy centre of Phnom Penh Capital City. Next to the Independence Monument, there’s the statues of King Father Norodom Sihanouk. The King that gets Cambodia out of French Colonial in 1953.

River Cruise along the Mekong Rivers allows the tourists to see the view of Phnom Penh Capital City, especially the beautiful evening sunset. It's also giving the passengers the fresh air, and the relaxing time.