Just an amazing sight. Extreme wealth and privilege inside, and abject poverty outside. Historically, the previous king, and father of the current king, abdicated from the throne to start up the political party that eventaully became, created and nutured Pol Pot More

A lovely place to visit, well worth it. Its a great location so you can go visit then spend the day looking around the area, there are a few little Indian restuarants near by, worth checking out, ask for small nibbles rather than a big meal. More

The Royal Palace and surrounding grounds are a great break from the hustle of the city. It's best to hire a tour guide or get a good tour book as there is little in the way of informational kiosks or signage. Don't let the tour guide rush you through the first half of the tour as you are not permitted... More

Royal Palace is the best one for visiting but the ticket is expensive and we must change long T-shirt and pants More

great for taking pictures nearby to other attractions More

Well cared for. Great gardens. Too bad the monarchy is just for show. More

It makes sense to see the Royal Palace if you are already in Phnom Penh, but I would not come to Phnom Penh in order to see this. The grounds are nice but many of the buildings were blocked off. There can be a wait to get in. More

Beautiful heritage buildings, (Throne Hall, Siver Pagoda...), beautiful gardens, filled with history. Some Khmer magnificence besides Angkor. More

We paid $6 to get in which seemed quite expensive but we thought we would be able to see a lot. Wrong! Most of the areas were blocked off and what you could see wasn't that great. Definitely not worth the $6. More