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Phnom Penh is situated in the delta region between the Mekong River and the Tonle Sap Lake, serving as the capital and largest city of Cambodia. It is an ancient city that has twice been the capital of Cambodia in its history, making it the most historically significant ancient city in the country.
Phnom Penh is a popular tourist destination with numerous attractions, including Wat Phnom, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, National Museum of Cambodia, Silver Pagoda, Wat Langka, and Independence Monument. Wat Phnom is the oldest building in Phnom Penh, dating back to 1373. The most iconic landmarks of Phnom Penh are the Royal Palace and National Museum, both grand and awe-inspiring. The Royal Palace complex consists of over 20 palaces with golden roofs and yellow walls, including the Throne Hall, Silver Pagoda, Temple of the Emerald Buddha, and the Treasury.
Phnom Penh is home to six ancient Buddhist temples as well as many modern ones, making it a major Buddhist center in Cambodia. Among them, the most popular is Wat Ounalom, the largest and most famous temple in Phnom Penh.
**Phnom Penh**
– **Reasons to Visit**: The capital of Cambodia
– **Continent**: Asia
– **Country**: Cambodia
– **Province/State**: Phnom Penh
– **City**: Phnom Penh
