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Royal Palace Phnom Penh

97 Reviews Really amazing place, many building to see including the Throne Hall where coronations used to take place, but the best is the Silver Pagoda whose floor is covered with solid silver tiles weighing a...

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Angkor Wat Angkor Wat

277 Reviews We started our tour with Angkor Wat. This is just one of the many Angkor temples in Siem Reap. It took us more than one hour to see everything here. The tour guide vividly explained everything we need...

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Out of PP - Killing Fields Phnom Penh

63 Reviews Be prepared for the horrors of visiting one of the killing fields at Choeung Ek as when you enter the first thing you will see is a tall monument filled with skulls of the victims who were mainly...

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Sunset at Bakheng Hill Angkor Wat

48 Reviews To catch a spectacular sunset, climb the steps leading up to Bakheng hill. The colours are very rich and deep. It feels like a big social event as there will be plenty of other tourists waiting for...

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Tuol Sleng Museum Phnom Penh

94 Reviews It was very sobering walking around the old school seeing the photos of all the people that were imprisoned and murdered, even young children and babies. My god, what did they do to deserve such an...

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Angkor Thom Angkor Wat

146 Reviews The four tiers of aspara here are incredible. They are more than 700 years old but many are extremely well preserved, likely to be a result of them having been covered over by the front...

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Wat Phnom Phnom Penh

52 Reviews Wat Phnom sits atop of the highest point in the city. An admission fee is charged to enter Wat Phnom where the first pagoda was erected 800 years ago and according to local folklore a girl called Penh...

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Ta Phrom Angkor Wat

79 Reviews Ta Phrom was formerly called the royal monastery, dedicated to the former King's mother. THis temple was left to age in its natural state. Large trees have overgrown these structures and gives the...

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Central Market (Psah Thmay) Phnom Penh

23 Reviews The Central Market or New Market is a huge dark yellow building built in the shape of a dome with four separate hallways that are attached pointing in 4 different directions. It was the biggest market...

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Lake Tonle Sap Angkor Wat

26 Reviews somewhat of a surprise as i heard it was very tourisity,but the lake and flooded forrest is awesome and a highlight of our trip.we went with the recommended way in the lonely planets guide with the...

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National Museum Phnom Penh

52 Reviews The museum houses one of the world's largest collections of Khmer art, including sculptural, ceramics, bronzes, and ethnographic objects. The Museum’s collection includes over 14,000 items, from...

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Banteay Srei Angkor Wat

60 Reviews Almost near the foot of Kulen Mountains, Bantaey Srei stands with its mix pink sandtone and wood temples with exquisite decorative carvings which have miniature resemblance of other Angkor Temples....

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Silver Pagoda Phnom Penh

37 Reviews Located within the Palace compound sits the Silver Pagoda .Removing our shoes we stepped inside . We were immediately wowed ! The floors are covered with 5000 silver tiles each weighing over a kilo...

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Prah Khan Angkor Wat

22 Reviews This place appears to be a former Budhist university with its long narrow hallways and several small enclosures. However, history points to some evidence that this temple was constructed on the site...

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Wat Ounalom Phnom Penh

9 Reviews Wat Ounalom is located on Sisowath Quay in Phnom Penh, near the Royal Palace of Cambodia. It is the most important wat of Phnom Penh, and the center of Cambodian Buddhism. It was established in 1443...

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Neak Pean Angkor Wat

16 Reviews Unlike most temples Neak Pean is a temple which consists of ponds in a crucifix formation. It is said to have miraculous healing from the four representations of the mouths of a lion, elephant, horse...

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Independence Monument Phnom Penh

22 Reviews I think if i visited PP again i would give this monument a miss as we walked from the Royal Palace along a busy road in the heat of the day. It is also referred to Victory Monument and was built in...

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Tonle Sap Phnom Penh

10 Reviews They are popular with some visitors. Local tourist boats are available for hire on the riverfront in Phnom Penh and can usually be arranged on the spot for between USD10 and USD20 an hour, depending...

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Architecture Phnom Penh

9 Reviews A Frizz Restaurant web page has an interesting discussion of the French Colonial architecture in Phnom Penh. It talks about the famous rococo palace "fixer-upper" that I used in my introduction. The...

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Countryside Phnom Penh

2 Reviews Outside Phnom Penh you can visit small villages where traditional crafts like weaving are still carried out. The workshop is usually underneath the houses and several ladies will work there...

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Ban Lung (Trekking)

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TrekkingTrekking has really started to take off around Ratanakiri, but it is important to make clear arrangements with your guide to ensure you get what is expected out of a trip.there are lots of popular routes that take in minority villages and scenic spots around the province, including Kreung- and Jarai-villages.Many visitors opt for a trek into Virachay National Park,but be aware that most of these treks barely scrape the park itself, and spend much of the time in the park buffer zone.On a two or three day trip, you can arrange a sleep at the local villages.

Ban Lung (Minority Groups)

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Tompuon Many of the inhabitants of Ratanakiri province come from minority groups known as Kmer eu (Upper Khmer)The Tompuon people are a mountain people, living in communal villages that range from 100 to 400 inhabitants. The villages are often laid out in a square, with a rowng, or communal house, in the center. Houses are built on three to six-foot-tall stilts to catch cool breezes.There is an impressive Tompuon Cemetery in the forest beyond the village of Voen Sai.Family groups are buried side by side in the forest and there are effigies of the deceased. When a lengthy period of mourning is complete, villagers hold a big celebration and add two carved wooden likenesses to the structures. Some of these tombs date back many years and have been abandoned to the jungle. Newer tombs of wealthy individuals have been cast in concrete and show some modern influences like shades and mobile...

Ban Lung

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Ban LungBan Lung is the dusty provincial capital of Ratanakiri Provence and the most popular base from which to explore the natural attractions of the area.Many of the minorities from the surrounding villages come to Ban Lung to buy and sell at the market, making it one of the more lively commercial centres in the province.There are numerous waterfalls in the province, but Chaa Ong is the most spectacular, as it is set in a jungle gorge and you can clamber behind the waterfall or venture underneath for a power shower.On the way to the falls you pas a Lying Buddha.

Phnom Pehn (Royal Palace)

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Royal PalaceThe Royal Palace is a striking structure near the riverfront; visitors are only allowed to visit the Silver Pagoda and its surrounding compound.The Silver pagoda, so named because the floor is covered with over 5.000 silver tiles weighing 1kg each, was constructed of wood in 1892 during the rule of King Norodom and was rebuilt in 1962.Other structures in the complex include the mondap (library), which housed richly illuminated sacred texts that are written on palm leaves and the shrine of King Norodom.

Kompong Thom (Sambor Pre Kuk - Architecture)

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ArchitectureThe central complex of temples consists of four groups of edifices, most of which are made of brick, and whose design prefigures a number of later developments in Kmer art.Prasat Yeay Peau, the Southern Group contains some of the best structures at the site. Eight octagonal towers and ancillary gate-lodges comprise the impressive group of buildings. The exterior walls of the towers are adorned with sculpted brick panels, about two metres high, called Flying Palaces. The panels contain relief carvings of outstanding quality, although badly damaged.Prasat Tao, boasting the largest of the structures, means Lion Temple, and there are two excellent examples of Chenla carving in the form of two large elaborately coiffured lions.At the ticket office there are some very fine lintels to see.

Kompong Thom (Sambor Pre Kuk)

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Sambor Pre KukThe Chenla Kingdom rose to power in Cambodia in the 6th century AD. The Chenla were ethnic Khmers who migrated to southeast Asia in AD 550 from what is now Yunnan, China and northeast India. In 618 King Isanavaram established Sambor Prei Kuk as the capital of the kingdom (at that time the city was called Isanapura). Sambor Prei Kuk contains approximately 150 temples and towers, remarkable for their architectural and artistic achievements: achievements that predate Angkor Wat by several centuries. The majority of these temples have fallen into a severe state of disrepair. Vandals and relic hunters have pillaged the site, stealing much of the statuary from the structures. US bombing in the early 1970s completely destroyed a number of temples, and those remaining have been invaded by the jungle surrounding them. Trees sprout from temple walls, vines hang from roofs, and...

Sihanoukville (Wat Chotynieng)

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Wat ChotyniengWat Chotynieng, also known as Wat Leu (Upper Wat), this pagoda overlooks Sihanoukville from the top of Sihanoukville Mountain. This is a peaceful place, and the monks are more than happy to chat to you in English. If you are polite and respectful, you may find that the elders show you around.In the back in the vihear (sanctuary) you can find portraits of the life f the Buddha, in vibrant colors. In front are portraits of the founder Prince Junot and Lok Om, leader of the Buddhist community in the area until his death in 1999.Set around the area are many statues, in and among trees and poking their heads out cheekily at you.

Kampot (Bokor Hill Station)

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Bokor Hill StationBokor Hill Station is a mountain top collection of buildings (hotel, casino, church, a royal residence etc) constructed by French authorities in the early 1920s.The hill station was twice abandoned; first when Vietnamese and Kmer Issarak (Free Kmer) forces overran it in late 1940s while fighting for independence against the French, and again in 1970 when the Lon Nol regime left it to Kmer Rouge forces that were steadily taking over the countryside.Its altitude and commanding views made it a place of strategic importance to all sides during the long years of conflict in Cambodia, and it was one location the Vietnamese really had to fight for during their invasion in 1979.The Kmer Rouge held out for several months; one unit was ironically holed up in the Catholic church while the Vietnamese shot at them from the Bokor Palace only 500 m away.Years of neglect have left...

Kampot (Bokor National Park)

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Bokor National ParkBoker National Park is one of the country's largest protected areas.Within the park boundaries are the Popokvil Falls, a twotiered waterfall where you can swim.The park is home to significant numbers of birds and mammals, including elephants.However, most of the animals are nocturnal and inhabit the more remote areas of the park, so don't expect to see much wildlife.

Kep (Prasat Phnom Chngauk)

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Prasat Phnom ChngaukThis cavern complex contains one of the earliest recorded discoveries of Indian artifacts in the country. There is a brick prasat within the cave that dates to the Funan period (1st -6 th century). The walls of the cave are smoothly carved; seemingly liquid formations organically worn away by a millennia, or more of monsoon.The temple itself has a stalactite emerging through the roof to become the center of veneration. The stalagmite that accompanies this formation is the actual growth that is held sacred. It has over the course of millions of years grown into an almost perfect linga.This temple is dedicated to Shiva and provides the first example of solely Indian influenced architecture.

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