After morning pickup, the first stop will be to visit the Genocide Museum and learn about the more tragic side of Cambodian history. The now museum was formally a girls school that eventually but became the site of imprisonment, torture, and holding enclosure before being transported to the Killing Fields. Entry is $10 which includes an audio guide.

45 minutes away is the Killing Fields, the second most historical site of the Khmer Rouge Genocide in Phnom Penh. Entry is $6 and includes an audio guide.
Following this we will return to the city and have lunch (cost not included).

The afternoon commences with seeing and learning a bit about the impressive Independence Monument, which represents Cambodia's independence from French colonisation which lasted for 90 years, from 1863 - 1953. Park Strip entry is free.

The King Norodom Sihanouk Statue also stands on the popular Park Strip of Phnom Penh. Built in honour of the King in 2013 after his death.

Next we go to the Cambodian Vietnam Friendship Monument, which commemorates the former alliance between the two countries.

Located nearby is the Royal Palace where you can visit inside and admire the beautiful architecture, and take advantage of photographic opportunities. Entry fee: $10 plus another $10 for a guide. There is no audio guide available.

Admire one of the most beautiful examples of Cambodian architecture at the National Museum. This building also offers beautiful photo opportunities. Outside visit only: free.

The next highlight is Wat Ounalom, originally built in 1442, is one of the most important temples in Phnom Penh. Entry: free.

Wat Phnom is next, Entry: $1, along with the associated Lady Penh Statue.

Lady Penh Statue is the final stop. Learn who Phnom Penh is named after and why before being dropped off back at your hotel.