Tour privado: Tour por la ciudad de Phnom Penh Día completo
Descripción
Disfrute de un recorrido de un día en Phnom Phen para visitar algunos de los destinos más sorprendentes, como el Palacio Real, la Pagoda de Plata, el Museo Nacional, Wat Phnom, el Museo del Genocidio Tuol Sleng, el Centro Genocidal Choeung Ek, el mercado ruso y Wat Ounalom.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Recojo de su hotel de la ciudad de Phnom Penh por un guía de habla inglesa, seguido de un recorrido por el Palacio Real, la Pagoda de Plata, el Museo Nacional, Wat Phnom, el Museo del Genocidio Tuol Sleng, el Centro Genocida Choeung Ek, Wat Ounalom y el Mercado Ruso.
El Palacio Real es uno de los logros arquitectónicos más espléndidos de Phnom Penh. Es el hogar de Su Majestad Preah Bat smdech Preah Norodom Sihanouk y Su Majestad Preah Llegan a Akka-Mohesey Norodom Monineath.
A continuación, diríjase a Silver Pagoda en Phnom Penh, que es un área tan fenomenal en Camboya llena de cientos de años de historia. Las esculturas y la construcción del palacio dejan a los viajeros más experimentados, asombrados por la impresionante estructura. La Pagoda de Plata es considerado grandioso y magnífico porque no hay otro lugar en el mundo donde se puedan ver espectáculos tan significativos de tesoros históricos
Visitará el Museo Nacional. El Museo Nacional de Camboya ofrece un entorno encantador para una impresionante colección de arte jemer antiguo. Construidas predominantemente en piedra arenisca, las esculturas datan de las épocas angkoreana y pre-angkoreana. Estas exhibiciones se complementan con ejemplos más recientes de camboyanos. El museo está ubicado en una estructura con techo de terracota de diseño tradicional camboyano, que se construyó entre 1917 y 1920.
A continuación, visita Wat Phnom. El templo tiene una fuerte conexión con el establecimiento de la ciudad capital de Camboya. El nombre actual de la ciudad Phnom-Penh en idioma nativo significa literalmente la colina de la Sra. Penh.
Continúe hasta el Museo de Genocidio Tuol Sleng. El Museo de Genocidio Tuol Sleng fue uno de los cientos de centros de detención e interrogatorio creados en toda Camboya por los jemeres rojos que dieron a la antigua escuela secundaria el siniestramente inocuo nombre S-21, donde miles de camboyanos fueron procesados sin piedad hasta estaban muertos
Después del almuerzo, a su propio costo, usted visitará el Centro Genocida Choeung Ek. Representa uno de los períodos oscuros demasiado frecuentes en la historia mundial, entre 1975 y 1979. Durante estos cuatro años de terrible guerra civil, aproximadamente 1,7 millones de personas fueron masacradas. Este lugar de increíble tragedia se ha convertido hoy con sensibilidad en un centro de visitantes pacíficos y se cuenta la perturbadora historia: estamos caminando por el mismo terreno donde fueron asesinados casi 20,000 camboyanos. Incluso hoy en día, después de períodos de fuertes lluvias, fragmentos de ropa y Los huesos de las víctimas emergerán a través del lodo.
A continuación, visitará Wat Ounalom. Wat Ounalom es el hogar del patriarca budista y se dice que es la fundación budista más antigua de la ciudad.
Dirigirse al mercado ruso. El mercado ruso es el mercado más popular entre los turistas y expatriados y el mejor lugar para comprar recuerdos. El mercado ruso es conocido por los lugareños como Phsar Toul Tom Poung. La razón por la que se llama mercado ruso es porque era un mercado popular entre los expatriados rusos durante la década de 1980, cuando la mayoría de los expatriados occidentales en Phnom Penh eran rusos. Aproximadamente a las 06:00 pm, regresará a su hotel en la ciudad de Phnom Penh, donde finalizará el recorrido.
El tour concluye con una visita al mercado ruso, donde se pueden explorar productos locales y recuerdos. Después, será dejado en su hotel de la ciudad de Phnom Penh, llevando con usted dulces recuerdos de un día fascinante explorando la rica historia y cultura de la ciudad.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Recogida y regreso al hotel en el área de la ciudad de Phnom Phen. Nuestro guía lo recogerá en el lobby de su hotel.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Se recomienda calzado cómodo para caminar.
Opiniones(18)
Mr Sao is one of the best guide. His knowledge is excellent, went out of the way as well. We wanted to do more temples and he was happy to show us . The driver was also excellent. Kept hydrating us
An enjoyable and interesting day. Seeing the Killing Fields and the Prison was an experience we will never forget and made us appreciate how terrifying that period of Cambodia's history must have been. Our guide was very pleasant and knowledgeable. I would happily recommend this tour.
Thank you for sharing your experience. We’re so glad to hear that the tour left such a lasting impression on you. The Killing Fields and the Prison are powerful places to visit, and we’re glad the guide helped bring those moments to life with their knowledge and insight. It’s wonderful to know that you found the day both enjoyable and meaningful. Your recommendation truly means a lot to us, and we hope to welcome you on another tour in the future. Thank you again for your thoughtful feedback.
Our guide was fantastic. He has a rich knowledge of Cambodia's history and gave us valuable insights. The tour was 6 hours but it went by so quickly thanks to the amazing guide. Thank you. Chris and David
Thank you, Chris and David, for your wonderful feedback! We're so happy to hear that your guide made the tour such a memorable experience with his deep knowledge of Cambodia's history and insightful commentary. It’s great to know the 6-hour tour flew by, and that you felt well taken care of. We truly appreciate your kind words and hope to welcome you both on another adventure soon! 😊
First city before the big departure to discover the sights of Angkor - To see: the magnificent Royal Palace, Wat Unalom, facing the Tonlé Sap River as well as the Buddhist temple Wat Phnom.
Merci beaucoup pour votre retour ! Il est superbe de savoir que vous avez apprécié découvrir Phnom Penh avant de partir pour l'aventure à Angkor. Le Palais Royal, le Wat Ounalom et le Wat Phnom sont des sites fascinants, chacun ayant sa propre beauté et histoire unique. Le tout, avec la vue sur le Tonlé Sap, rend l’expérience encore plus mémorable. Nous espérons que vous avez pleinement profité de votre visite et que vous avez été impressionné par l'atmosphère de cette ville dynamique. Merci encore et à bientôt pour de nouvelles découvertes ! 😊
Tuk Tuk driver was very cooperative and made sure to manage for maximum places in allocated time. He made it possible
Tour booked on TripAdvisor with tickets and itinerary confirmation received. Friendly and helpful Guide Sing arrived at hotel on time as agreed and visited Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda as planned. We were then taken on a boat trip and a horrendous “tour” literally on the back of a horse and cart..with no protection in 42c heat getting back to the boat after 30 minutes sunburnt, mosquito bitten and bruised from being dragged around literally on a cart. The only funny thing was all the locals driving past absolutely laughing their heads off as they waved hurtling past ..why wouldn’t they!!. We then got back to Phnom Penh side of river to be told by the guide (note the Mam holidays tour company use government guides)that we wouldn’t be going to Choeung Ek Genocidal centre (Killing Fields memorial) as that was not the tour the guide had been given (confirmed and I saw on his phone). The guide was really helpful but was told he could not take us to Choeung Ek ..I even spoke to them and showed the paid confirmation ticket and itinerary which the guide shared with his company ..still no. During this time tried calling the Mam Holidays support number which just rang and rang. Choeung Ek was the main reason of the Phnom Penh visit and was only a 24 hour visit before going on to Siem Reap same evening. Ended up going back to hotel and making own Emergrncy arrangements to get down to Choeung Ek so didn’t miss the opportunity. Booked 4 tours in Brunei and Vietnam before arriving in Phnom Penh..all brilliant and to plan. Inevitably things sometimes go wrong on trips but just makes you very unhappy when you spend so much time planning so it doesn’t. pictures from happy part of tour.
We booked this tour on online and our experience with MAM Holidays was excellent. Kept us informed all the way. Mr Channy was our guide and he was great. Unfortunately I cannot remember our drivers name but he was also a very nice and friendly gentleman. They arrived at our hotel on time and made sure we get back on-time as we requested as well. The actual tour was very good but the highlights was the killing fields and prison and whilst I say highlight it is also very emotional, but Mr Channy made sure we comfortable and fully informed all the time. We opted not to do a lunch but you can actually skip the Russian Market and National Museum (we did not enjoy them that much) and go for a nice lunch.
<p>Wonderful tour with an amazing tour guide Dara. Although the killing fields and S21 interrogation school is very harrowing to view it is a huge part of Cambodia's history and Dara did not hold back on answering some very personal questions regarding his family's history as well as the history of the country. All of the sites from the Royal Palace through to Wat Phnom were interesting and unique and having Dara as our guide added a greater depth of understanding. As we are not shoppers we skipped the markets and spent more time at other sites plus a great cafe for lunch - Browns Coffee Cafe. We have never had a personal guide for tours before but were pleased we spent the extra for this tour especially been able to have Dara as our guide. Highly recommended.</p>
<p>This tour was a nice way of placing most of the sights in Phnom penn together but I felt my tour guide didn't give us the story behind the s21 prison and left us to see the national museum on our own. We had to hire headsets to get an overview of what we were seeing which cost us an extra 5 each when we should have been told by our guide the history of the artefacts we were seeing. In the S21 prison we even missed a whole floor of important information in relation to the Khmer rouge crimes as we were told there was nothing to see there. As we didn't get the information of the crimes committed and the details we needed to understand the atrocities we ended up spending extra time in the prison to read the boards as the guide was not giving us the information. When probed about simple questions she managed to give us inaccurate information which led us to think she was not knowledgable in the attractions we were seeing. We were told there was not enough time to see the Russian market because we had spent a little longer in S21! A bit overpriced for what it is.</p>
<p>My tour guide Dara was amazing! Thanks Dara! Highly recommended!</p>
