First Time in Phnom Penh 🇰🇭 TOP Things to Do in Cambodia's Capital! (2024)

[@rootsabroadtravel]

We had such an incredible time in Phnom Penh! 🇰🇭✨ Would you give Phnom Penh a chance on your next Southeast Asia adventure? Let us know your thoughts! 🌏

[@ElieRosie]

I've been to PP and I loved it!

[@ElieRosie]

My innocent fellow Cambodian. I know you've been through a lot recently, but today you are rising up again I'm so glad❤❤

[@simsodaroth3636]

Thank so much for loving Cambodia and representing Cambodia 🙏🏾🇰🇭♥️♥️

[@Nara-ou9zq]

As the Cambodian, we warmly welcome to all tourists visiting Cambodia.❤

[@sastra9422]

Phnom Penh celebrate biggest water festival November this year.

[@sankim8643]

Phnom Penh is a beautiful city 🇰🇭 Thank you for sharing.

[@rootsabroadtravel]

YES! We totally agree and loved our time there. Thank you for watching 🙏🥰

[@sivanthok6662]

thanks you guys fro visited cambodia

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Thank you for watching us! 🙏❤

[@bongnan7217]

Welcome to Cambodia 🇰🇭 ❤

[@nathatt8619]

Thanks from Cambodia 🇰🇭🇰🇭❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@Santepheapkhmer]

Welcome to Cambodia 🇰🇭 🙏wish you both enjoy with trip in our country safety 😊❤

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Thank you so much! 🙌🥰

[@OpoOnTheGo]

The kingdom of wonder absolutely stole my heart during my brief visit to Siem Reap many moons ago... next year, I hope for the first of many deeper dives into the country. The people, the sights, and oh my goodness... the food! Full of surprises, no matter how prepared you may be. A truly magical place imo

[@rootsabroadtravel]

We totally feel what you are saying, as we also fell in love with Cambodia. Especially the warm-hearted people and amazing food caught us by surprise! Our favorite was the Beef Lok Lak with that special Cambodian pepper 😍 Did you have a favorite dish? We hope you can return soon 🥰🙏

[@OpoOnTheGo]

@@rootsabroadtravel omg beef lok lak was also my favorite dish, that kampot pepper is among my favorite spices! I hear it's lineage is shared with Vietnam, but they're less picky about their peppercorns lol. I was also amazed by Cambodians lychees, the best I've had in my travels tbh

[@Mayura543]

ខ្ញុំជាប្រជាជនកម្ពុជា ខ្ញុំសូមអរគុណអ្នកទាំងអស់គ្នាដែលបានមកលេងប្រទេសកម្ពុជា។

[@Mayura543]

🤔🤔🤔 នៅពេលអ្នកមកលេងប្រទេសកម្ពុជា តើអ្នកដឹងថា ប្រជាជនកម្ពុជាចង់បានរបស់សំខាន់អ្វីពីអ្នកដែរឬទេ? ប្រជាជនកម្ពុជាចង់បានស្នាមញញឹមរបស់អ្នក ព្រោះស្នាមញញឹមរបស់អ្នកធ្វើឲ្យប្រជាជនកម្ពុជាមានសេចក្ដីសុខ។

[@Mayura543]

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[@Ly_Hong]

Thank you for taking your time visiting Cambodia.

[@rootsabroadtravel]

We always wanted to visit Cambodia, it was always our dream to come here 😭❤ Thank you for watching!

[@poevmineasann7131]

Welcome to Cambodia and do enjoy your trip….

[@poevmineasann7131]

If you want to know more about the genocide there have two movies that you can watch (killing fields and first the kill my father)

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Thank you for these recommendations, we will definitely take a look. We also later visited the Killing Fields around Battambang, which was quite numbing and sad to learn about.

[@jame77david62]

Warm welcome to Cambodia 😊

[@JOJO2023s]

Thank you🙏❤! Welcome to Cambodia !

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Thank you for watching! 🙏🥰

[@RonKlein-r7i]

The artist you refer to is Vann Nath, originally from Battambang province. He was arrested there one exact calendar year (7 Jan 1978) before the fall of the Khmer Rouge regime. He was transported to S-21 about a week later with many of his friends. Vann was the only one to survive this journey. He remained a prisoner at Toul Sleng, with his life was spared by ''Duch'', the warden of S-21, and was ordered to depict scenes of life and death a Toul Sleng through his drawings. He became only one of seven known adults to survive imprisonment at S-21. He is the most famous, especially after the publishing of his 1998 memoir, ''A Cambodian Prison Portrait: One Year in the S-21 Prison'', at that time the first written account of life there. He later became an award-winning human rights advocate. He died from long-standing chronic and serious health issues in Sept 2011 at a local Phnom Penh hospital. Although his exact age has been disputed, he was thought to be around the age of 65. ...

[@borachhay7201]

Enjoy the visiting . Best wishes to your Vblog ❤

[@sakda8428]

Please visit Koh Rong Island, the most beautiful recommended island in Cambodia.

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Hey, Koh Rong Island was definitely on our list, but we weren't able to fit it in this journey. We will come back to Cambodia for sure though! ❤

[@many3196]

Thank you with respected for visited our country Cambodia fully welcome you 🇰🇭🙏❤️

[@CambodiaPlaceToursSharing]

❤Please enjoy, and thank you so much for your sharing Cambodia❤

[@hongpich2660]

❤❤❤🇰🇭🇰🇭thanks

[@SamDaily-sn]

I love your video about trip to Cambodia it's useful to guide other tourism or visitor about easy way to Cambodia and test the famous Khmer foods. I hope enjoy in Cambodia to visit the amazing places such as in Siem Reap province where full with amazing temple. Have a nice trip in Cambodia

[@SophakPanha-x5w]

Thank you for visit to Cambodia ❤

[@MikeandAshleyTravel]

We recently visited Phnom Penh and loved our time there. Thanks for you sharing your experience! We just subscribed. 😊

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Thank you so much guys! ❤❤ What was your favorite place in Cambodia that you visited?

[@MikeandAshleyTravel]

@@rootsabroadtravel That's a tough question! We loved everywhere we visited, but we spent the most time in Kampot. The city center is a bit seedy, but it's really beautiful by the river and the locals are incredibly friendly. What about you guys?

[@rootsabroadtravel]

We totally agree with the friendly people throughout Cambodia! Our favorite place must have been Angkor Wat, even if it's the typical and most touristy answer 🤣 It was a dream come true for us and exploring all these temples over 4 days was really amazing 🤩 We only spent 2 weeks in Cambodia and want to return to see places like kampot or Koh Rong in the future.

[@NearyrothOuchantha]

Thank you so much and welcome to Cambodia 🙏🏻❤️

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Thank you so much! ❤❤❤

[@sokpisethlalalanno]

Welcome !

[@asiandailylife6658]

Welcome to Cambodia❤

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Love your profile picture of Angkor Wat! 😁🤩

[@Danger-Horrible123]

welcome to cambodia💗💗💗🧡🧡

[@everythings_shiny]

FYI - unwanted cats and kittens are unfortunately dumped in the pagodas and rely on monks or the public to feed them. So glad you went to S21 and you were obviously respectful - its a challenging thing to visit but important in helping understand the history of the country.

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Hey, thank you for your info, that's so sad to read. Hopefully, they find a 'home' in the temples. The Khmer Rouge topic is very intense and hard to discuss, but everybody should be exposed to it, like you're saying, to help understand the history. 😔🙏

[@CambodiaLifeTV]

Love your video, new friend here ❤

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Thank you so much! ❤🙏

[@CambodiaLifeTV]

@@rootsabroadtravel welcome to Cambodia

[@KhmerVZic]

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[@KhomAsian]

hi there don't forget to try Phnom penh signature food is Kuey teav Phnom Penh (hủ tiếu Nam vang as Vietnamese absorbed this food in HCMC), bai sach chrouk - fried pork rice, beef loklak ^^

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Hey, thank you for the great food recommendations. We already had some beef lok lak and it's one of our favorite dishes so far! 😍🙌 We just love that flavorful Cambodian Kampot pepper ❤

[@ericswanson8794]

Also do not forget to visit Euro Park in Phnom Penh, you’ll be surprise.

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Ah, that's an interesting one! We couldn't make it on our trip this time. Thanks for the suggestion 🙏😄

[@khusshare391]

Nice

[@sengvannak6743]

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[@kheankimhong]

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[@coreana.aesthetics]

What was it in Phnom Penh that impressed you the most?

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Hey! We have to say the Cambodian people impressed us the most, they truly touched our hearts. We met some of the most warm-hearted people on our travels here. And everything we learned about what they had to overcome in recent history, by visiting the Tuol Slueng prison (and later the killing fields in Battambang), is something that left a mark and deeply touched us. Walking through the city now showed us how resilient they are and were able to deal with their past. It's hard to bring across but it's the feeling we got right from the beginning. Thank you so much for watching! 🙏

[@coreana.aesthetics]

@@rootsabroadtravel Thanks for your explanation. It is very well described.

[@ReangwwReangww]

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[@wesgraham2262]

Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam are all full of architectural “eye candy” everywhere. The Philippines unfortunatly has none, unless you find a Taoist temple. The Philippines is just not asian-looking at all. It always reminded me more of the rustic south sea island places except for major cities like Manila and Cebu City.

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Hey, that's very interesting! We haven't been to the Philippines yet, but we do think all the Southeast Asian countries so far had very beautiful architecture in their own style. Will be interesting to compare once we get to visit the Philippines. Which Southeast Asian place would you love to revisit?

[@wesgraham2262]

@@rootsabroadtravel I’m living here now. I started out living and traveling around the Philippines for 3 years. Then Thailand, Malaysia and I’ve been living in beautiful Siem Reap, Cambodia for the past 2 years now and obviously love it.

[@rootsabroadtravel]

Wow, that's quite a lot of places. Then it really pulled you to Southeast Asia! It must be a whole different experience living in a country for a longer time than exploring as a tourist for a few weeks.

[@wesgraham2262]

@@rootsabroadtravel Yes. It’s quite different to get out of the “tourist bubble” of superficial, artificial living and start experiencing what it’s REALLY like to live in a foreign country. Just remember 3 words… Research. Research. Research. 😎

[@tharymano8558]

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[@hsinglu]

Would be nice to see the price of food

[@rootsabroadtravel]

That's a good idea! We will remember that for the future 😅👍

[@truthtalkinternational]

Please when you come to visit or stay in Cambodia place your trash and rubbish in proper waste bins. We want to keep the country beautiful and clean 🙏

[@rootsabroadtravel]

YES! We totally agree with your appeal to be respectful of all the countries you visit and to preserve their beauty for everyone. ❤🙏

[@nanthakumarannkathiresu232]

Nice

[@Hyra_Harito]

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[@prettyboy9999]

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