Orussey Market
Market

Orussey Market

Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Oknha Tep Phan Street (Street 182)
Orussey Market is Phnom Penh's largest traditional market, located on Oknha Tep Phan Street (Street 182). This bustling market serves as a daily shopping destination for local Cambodians, offering a wide range of products including fresh meat, seafood, vegetables, electronics, and clothing. The market operates every day of the week, making it a convenient spot to observe daily life and local commerce in the city. Visitors can find goods at wholesale prices, reflecting the market's role as a hub for both locals and business owners alike. The atmosphere is lively and authentic, providing insight into the rhythms of the city's traditional retail scene.

Tips for Attending

  • •Visit early in the morning for the freshest produce and less crowded aisles.
  • •Bring small Cambodian riel notes or cash, as many vendors do not accept cards.
  • •Wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for busy walkways.
  • •Bargaining is common but keep it respectful and friendly.

Practical Information

Budget: Prices vary depending on items, but budget-friendly options are available, especially if purchasing in bulk.. Duration: Plan for 1-2 hours to walk through the market and shop or observe the activities.. Food Drink: There are food stalls within the market offering local snacks and refreshments; however, it’s a good idea to carry bottled water.. What To Wear: Light, breathable clothing and comfortable footwear are recommended due to the tropical climate and busy market atmosphere.. Getting There: Reach Orussey Market by tuk-tuk or moto-taxi; it’s centrally located and easily accessible from most parts of Phnom Penh.. Booking Advice: No booking is required. The market is open every day and freely accessible to all visitors.

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Venue

Oknha Tep Phan Street (Street 182)

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

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Phnom Penh, Cambodia