Phnom Penh at dusk, with the tower of Vattanac Capital rising above the rooftops

5 of the best · Phnom Penh, Cambodia

What’s Being Built in Phnom Penh

The new international airport, Vattanac Capital, Koh Pich and Chroy Changvar Bay, and a Pan Pacific on Norodom Boulevard. We give status, not prices.

Our 5 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026

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Insiders' picks

Three Phnom Penh addresses we return to, chosen from this list by people who know the city well.

  1. Open since September 2025

    Techo International Airport

    South of the city·Airport·Open since September 2025

    The capital’s new international airport, south of the city, open since 9 September 2025.

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  2. Open

    Vattanac Capital

    Wat Phnom·Tower·Open

    The 187.3-metre tower on Monivong Boulevard, home of the Rosewood and a luxury mall.

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Neighbourhood

Works and projects 5

What’s open and what’s coming.

  1. In development

    Chroy Changvar Bay

    Chroy Changvar·New district·In development

    OCIC’s planned riverside district across the water at Chroy Changvar.

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  2. Developing

    Koh Pich

    Koh Pich·Island district·Developing

    The mixed-use island district on the Bassac, still growing.

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  3. Opening 2027

    Pan Pacific Phnom Penh

    BKK1·Hotel·Opening 2027

    A 227-room Pan Pacific hotel on Norodom Boulevard, listed by the group as opening in 2027.

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  4. Open since September 2025

    Techo International Airport

    South of the city·Airport·Open since September 2025

    The capital’s new international airport, south of the city, open since 9 September 2025.

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  5. Open

    Vattanac Capital

    Wat Phnom·Tower·Open

    The 187.3-metre tower on Monivong Boulevard, home of the Rosewood and a luxury mall.

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