Same old same old stalls. Prices can be haggled. Avoid the meat area around 12-1pm the smell is intense!

Same old same old stalls. Prices can be haggled. Avoid the meat area around 12-1pm the smell is intense!
The title says it all! This is the place to buy everything, yes I mean everything. The prices were of coz u need to know how to bargain though. Replica of everything with different grades available. It was yes, an organized chaos like the other reviewer said! I just loved it here! :)
The Central Market in Phnom Penh is one of the best markets for deals. My husband and I went on a month long trip through SE Asia and we visited many markets in six different countries. I think I found the best deals at Central Market. Never take anything at the first price quoted that number is just the starting...
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They carry shoes and sandals in sizes up to regular adult figures for men at 50% of the store prices. Checkout their garment section too!
Built in 1937, this art-deco ziggurat seems very out of place in Phnom Penh. A huge dome with four wings, it’s a good place to seek refuge from the mid day sun and is also a fascinating market to wander through. Save your shopping for elsewhere because even when you bargain them down, you’re still paying a hugely inflated price....
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Good range of EVERYTHING
watches with 5x5 warranties 5km or 5 mins which ever comes first
cheap clothes 3 brand name polo shirts for $15 depend on where you go mite get even cheaper
I brought a lazer pointer for work $8
headphones ,cell phone[pirate tho] if you want factory original plenty of shops just outside of market
entrances guarded...
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With a very nice (not dirty) market. I always love to go there, just to walk around and maybe buy some cloths.
Interesting to visit if you like to do what the locals do, though as tourists you'll pay "the price" as a tourist
Cambodians are this market’s primary clientele, which means there’s a lot of inexpensive clothing and jewelry. Although there may be some appealing souvenirs, the Russian market is a much better place for tourists and is probably larger than the Central Market.
Worth a visit to see the building. Not much of interest in the various stalls selling knock-off clothing, electronics and jewelry, but a nice 30 minute stroll is recommended.
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