The nightlife zone is compact, so the best way to move between bars is often on foot. For everything else, Phnom Penh has cheap, easy transport at any hour.
Walking
Streets 136, 130, 118, 110 and 5 and the Riverside are all within a few minutes of each other. Pavements can be uneven or used for parking, so watch your step and keep your bag on the side away from the traffic.
Ride-hailing apps
The simplest option, day or night. Apps such as Grab and PassApp show the price before you book and send a tuk-tuk (remork), a three-wheeled rickshaw or a car to your exact location. Choose a pick-up point that is easy for the driver to find.
Tuk-tuks from the street
Drivers wait near the busiest corners. Agree the price before you get in, and have small notes ready.
A few rules
- Do not ride a motorbike after drinking — and wear a helmet if you ride at all.
- Share your trip with a friend if you are going home alone.
- Hotels and member venues will happily call a ride for you.
Lost? The Map page shows every member venue and where you are.