Norodom Boulevard
Norodom Boulevard, Boulevard in Phnom Penh
Norodom Boulevard is a central artery of the Cambodian capital.
Named after King Norodom, the boulevard has witnessed significant events in Cambodian history.
This boulevard houses various government institutions and foreign embassies.
A major thoroughfare, it connects many parts of the city together.
Lined with beautiful colonial buildings, Norodom Boulevard melds the past with the present.
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