Visual Index of Phnom Penh Sites (Site name and description)
Choeng Ek 'Killing Fields' Choeng Ek "Killing Fields" (late 1970s)
Fields outside of Phnom Penh where tens of thousands lost their lives.
Silver Pagoda Silver Pagoda (1896)
A colonial-era masterpiece in the native Khmer style, adjacent to the Royal Palace.
Tuol Sleng Genocide Center Tuol Sleng Genocide Center (late 1970s)
A former high school that became one of the Khmer Rouge's most notorious death camps.
Victory Monument Victory Monument (1958)
Originally built to commemorate independence from France, it now memorializes war dead.
Wat Phnom Wat Phnom (1372)
The wat for which the city is named.

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