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This large pedestrian promenade shaded by palm trees is one of the locals' favourite spot to grab a drink or just take a walk around Phnom Penh. The day usually starts with the old-timers doing their tai-chi on the grass, followed by the joggers later on and then the aerobics enthusiasts in the afternoon. Sisowath Quay follows the Tonlé Sap river for 1km/0.6mi until it joins up with the Mekong and Bassac rivers. This cruciform design is what gave the city its original name: Chaktomuk or "four arms".
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- From€17.95(580 reviews)1.71 Km
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Things to see and donearby
- The Green Guide136 m - Angle St. 5 et 154, Phnom Penh
- The Green Guide333 m - Angle St. 13 et St. 178, Phnom Penh
- The Green Guide431 m - Phnom Penh
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Where to sleepnearby
- From $22Angkor International Hotel94 m - #50, Street 148, Phnom Penh
- From $13Best Central Point Hotel153 m - 35, St 172, Sangkat Chey Chum Nas, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh
- From $6The Big Easy Phnom Penh172 m - St.172 The Big Easy, No 2-4, Phnom Penh
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