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1. Angkor Temple Complex
The temples of Angkor, hailed as "the eighth wonder of the world" by some, constitute the world's great ancient sites and Southeast Asia's most impressive...Read More
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2. Royal Palace
A walled complex that covers several blocks near the river, the official residence of current King Sihamoni and former residence of the late King Sihanouk...Read More
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3. Bokor Hill Station
In the early 20th century, the French built this hill station as a retreat from the heat and humidity of the coast. Aside from the...Read More
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4. Cambodia Land Mine Museum
Be sure to visit this museum, established by Aki Ra, a former child soldier who first fought for the Khmer Rouge, then the Vietnamese, and...Read More
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5. Central Market
An inescapable sightseeing destination in Phnom Penh is the colonial-era Central Market, built in the late 1930s on land that was once a watery swamp....Read More
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6. Choeung Ek Memorial
Under Pol Pot's rule from 1975 to 1979, thousands of Khmer Rouge prisoners who had been tortured at the infamous Tuol Sleng prison were taken...Read More
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7. Heritage Walk
SangkatThe cluster of blocks between Street 1, parallel to the Sanker River, and Street 3, and all the way down to Street 127, house a...Read More
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8. National Museum
This is one of Cambodia's two main museums and, although threadbare, it houses impressive relics that have survived war, genocide, and widespread plundering. More than...Read More
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9. Phnom Banan
In the countryside 25 km (15 miles) south from the city, this 11th-century hilltop temple has five impressive towers and is sometimes referred to as...Read More
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10. Phnom Sampeou
In addition to being the site of a temple, this hill, 10 km (7 miles) southwest of Battambang, was also used by the Khmer Rouge...Read More
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11. Psar Nath Market
This historic central market, built in the art deco style during French rule, is a great spot to buy fresh foods, gems, and Battambang's famous...Read More
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12. Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum
This museum is a horrific reminder of the cruelty of which humans are capable. Once a neighborhood school, the building was seized by Pol Pot's...Read More
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13. Wat Ek Phnom
Long before the French arrived, Battambang was an important Khmer city, and among its many temples is this 11th-century Angkorian structure. Even though it has...Read More
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14. Wat Ounalom
On the riverfront, a little way north of the National Museum, the 15th-century Wat Ounalom is now the center of Cambodian Buddhism. Until 1999 it...Read More
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15. Wat Phnom
According to legend, a wealthy woman named Penh found four statues of the Buddha hidden in a tree floating down the river, and in 1372...Read More
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