Russian Market / ផ្សារទួលទំពូង

Great market. Looking for toys, clothes, food, basically anything this is the place to go. Lots of people speak English so it's easy to get around. The food vendors are great in the middle. I paid $2 for a shirt which is amazing.

Love the sound, sight and smell of the traditional market. Stuff of all sorts can be found here. After walking around, I enjoyed a small bowl of Glutinous rice ball at 2k. The rice ball is filled with salty green bean paste. Coconut sweet soup has sesame. Served at room temperature.

A wide array of goods from traditional Cambodian crafts to trendy apparel, it’s a place where negotiation skills can be put to good use to secure amazing deals. The market also offers a variety of delicious local street food, making it a must-visit for both shopping and culinary experiences.

A much less crowded market and more local but stil a large range of items for tourists and locals alike. Less pressure on selling too so it was much easier to wander this market and enjoy it without the intense pressure of sellers and hassle. Well worth the trip here.

Such a great market with lots to offer. The lady out front does various kinds of hammocks, some even with mosquito nets. So much craft clothing and food here.

If you're in Phnom Penh you have to go to the Russian market, it has everything and more including a kitchen sink ! Seriously you can purchase just about anything, clothing, footwear, fashion, wigs, foods, toiletries, raw meat, vegetables, gold, silver etc. Lots of restaurants in the surrounding streets and the night market across the road. Worth a look and yes, it's hot but there are fans you can stand under to get cool. I would recommend going in the morning or late afternoon.

If you think it’s anything like Bangkok’s chatuchak market, you would be hugely disappointed. Though it had a mish mash of things, nothing is really worth lugging across the globe. I came specifically for ‘Kampot Peppers’ because I googled you can get it here. Upon approaching some stores, I am not sure if they are genuine. Except the price tag was more expensive then the other black peppercorns, there are no other signs that signal genuine ones. If I have to lug them back across miles back home, I rather spend a bit more money and get the truly genuine ones. They are stores selling clothes, shoes, bags. To be honest, the quality is pretty dire.

Good market where you can pick up most things from clothes, food, souvenirs etc. Has metal roof so gets very hot inside especially the clothes area.There are also good eateries near the market