Urban traffic in Phnom Penh

Phnom Penh is not only the political, economic, cultural and religious center of Cambodia, but also the transportation center of Cambodia and one of the important transportation hubs of zhina. Bocheng East International Airport, 8 kilometers southwest of Phnom Penh, can take off and land large planes, from which it can fly to Battambang, Siem Reap, Kompong Chhnang and other cities, as well as all over the world. Many tourists who travel to Thailand will change planes here, and most of them use micro-donkey line splicing to reduce transportation costs. Phnom Penh is an inland river port. 3,000-4,000 tons of seagoing vessels descend from the Mekong River along the golden edge and can sail directly into the South China Sea through South Vietnam. In the rainy season, from Phnom Penh to Mekong River, 4,000 tons of ships can reach Kompong Cham and Kratie, and 200 tons of ships can reach Shangding, an important town in northeastern Cambodia. Through tonle sap river, you can enter Tonle Sap Lake, the largest lake in Indo-China Peninsula, and it is also a freshwater fish warehouse in Cambodia. The only two railways in Cambodia meet in Phnom Penh. The Phnom Penh-Battambang Railway passes through Kandan, Kampong Speu, Kampong Chhnang, Bodhisattva and Battambang provinces, reaches Battambang, the second largest city in Cambodia, and then extends forward to Pobe, the important border town between Cambodia and Thailand, which is connected with the railway in Thailand and leads to Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. The Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville Railway passes through Gandan, Kampong Speu, Chajiao and Kampot, leading to Sihanoukville, Cambodia's largest seaport. The highways in Phnom Penh extend in all directions, and there are seven national highways leading to all parts of the country and its neighboring countries. Highway 1 Cross Basha River from Moni Bay Bridge in Phnom Penh, along the right bank of the Mekong River to Nailiang Ferry, which crosses the Mekong River, passes through Chai Zhencheng and reaches the Cambodian border town of Bavi. It is connected with expressway in Vietnam and leads to Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. It is an important channel between Cambodia and Vietnam. Highway No.2 runs from Phnom Penh via Chajiao City to Punon Deng on the Cambodia-Vietnam border, and is connected with highways in Vietnam. Highway 3 leads from Phnom Penh to Cambodia's military port via Kampot. Highway 4 is an important strategic highway from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville via Kampong Speu. Highway 5 runs from Phnom Penh via Kampong Chhnang City, Bodhisattva City and Battambang City to Pobe on the Cambodia-Thailand border. It is connected with highways in Thailand and is the main trunk line connecting Cambodia and Thailand. Starting from Phnom Penh, the Cambodia-Japan Friendship Bridge (Shuijinghua Bridge) on the Tonle Sap River is 6A Highway, which is connected with Highway 6, passing through Kampong Thong and Siem Reap, where the world-famous Angkor Wat is located, and meeting with Highway 5 at Shishufeng in Battambang Province. From Phnom Penh, take Highway No.6 to Skun in Kampong Cham Province, and then turn to Highway No.7. With Japanese assistance, a bridge across the Mekong River will be built in Kampong Cham City, passing through the most important rubber plantations in Cambodia, namely Xiongan, Jupp, Kelie and Mianmo, reaching Snu in Kratie Province, and connecting with the traffic arteries of Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos 13 Highway. By air, sea, rail and road, rice, wood, rubber and aquatic products produced by various provinces can be transported to Phnom Penh or exported to other parts of the world, and industrial products or imported materials from Phnom Penh can also be transported to the whole country. Nowadays, after several years of development and construction, Phnom Penh has become increasingly prosperous.