Phnom Penh Safari

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Visited on a public holiday. It was not crowded in the morning but would gain its crowd by noon. Bought my tickets online, checked-in and got my wristbands in just couple minutes. You can also top up some balance to your wristbands right at the entrance for you to buy food, drinks or any additional attraction fee later. Another top-up booth will be available at the food stall area as well, in case you missed the first one. There are toilets, resting spots, benches, shades and booths accessible almost everywhere. They also have a train (with a fee) for you to hop on if you can’t or choose not to walk. There are variety of animals to see, observe and/or interact with. There are multiple shows throughout the day. Best is you could spend the whole day. It is a great experience for children. I love that everything is so accessible, available to grab, seating areas with shades almost everywhere that accommodate both young people and adults. P.S. you can even go there by the city bus that cost only 1500r (~0.4$) per person. It’s so convenient and affordable. Please be open-minded, patient, and respectful. The people there are amazing—very friendly and helpful, despite possible language barriers. So, reciprocate the great hospitality they show you.

Excellent Zoo. Lots of fun. Huge variety of different animals. Make sure you add extra credit on your wristband as there are lots of opportunities to feed animals and also it’s the only way to pay for snacks and refreshments.

The shows are great. The price is acceptable and the staff are friendly. You can take advantage of the discount period to enjoy.

Phnom Penh Safari is actually a zoo. Quite far from the city center, it is still worth it if you have kids. There are giraffes, tigers, deers , crocodiles, bears, etc. It is not a big zoo, but quite enough and clean.

Quite literally the best zoo I have been to in my life and I have been to zoos from Europe to Africa to Australia. The sheer amount of different things you come across and the ingenuity in the shows. I loved all of it. It was so quiet and you could do everything without a crowd. I took so many great pictures and saw shows I’ve never seen anywhere else and never will probably. A lot of people have problems with some of it especially with the monkeys but I remind myself rule of Cambodia applies. I don’t live there and don’t always know the circumstances. To me it looks like the staff take a lot of time to train the animals and genuinely enjoy doing it! This is a genuine must do in Cambodia !