Treellion Park

The one and only green public space remoted from traffic in Phnom Penh. An islet with a few fishermen and farmer families, Koh Pich (Diamond Island) has gone through a spectacular urban development in the last twenty years. Saved from concrete and high-rise expansion, Treellion was created at the end of the 1990s as a haven of nature where couples and young families could stroll among a collection of statues celebrating love -- it was then called The Love Garden -- and fauna. In the center, a sculpture evoking the four-faced towers of the Bayon temple, the work of master sculptor Chantha ចន្ថា -- who also created King Norodom Sihanouk's statue erected at the Royal Palace -- still proudly stands. Far from hectic traffic and close to the River, Treellion's trees and shrubs are a refuge for several rare species of birds, often spotted by bird watchers.Food Court for All The Glass House Get a snack and a drink at a food stand while strolling the green alleys or sitting on a bench at Treellion Park. Visit The Glass House for al fresco or indoor cocktails and meals, with an attractively priced lunch menu is now available. The Bus You can also enjoy an open-air cinema session, a live music event and a signature cocktail near or onboard The Bus! Monsieur Wine A classy yet relaxed wine bar & shop open to the park, with a unique selection of French blends to be discovered. Ladies Night (Thursdays), Oyster and Wine Pairing parties, and a private degustation room to discover exclusive, reasonably priced vintages. Stay in tune with Monsieur Wine and its welcoming team. Thai Kitchen The trendy Thai and Asian fusion food restaurant has now an outlet at Treellion Park, with a wide selection of drinks and dishes. Thai Kitchen at Treellion Park is open every day.