# Hello Angkor

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- [Healthcare in Siem Reap Cambodia](https://helloangkor.com/when-things-break-healthcare-in-siem-reap-cambodia/): It's not always sunshine, rainbows, ancient temples, and yummy noodles while traversing the Kingdom of Wonder. As it is with life, sometimes the chain on your bike breaks, and you need a mechanic, sometimes you lose things, and need a policeman, sometimes you'll break, and need a doctor! Recently, so it would happen, I broke
- [A Journey into the Ancient Khmer World, 1000 Years Before Angkor](https://helloangkor.com/a-journey-into-the-ancient-khmer-world-1000-years-before-angkor/): On the border of Siem Reap Province and Oddar Meanchey, the Srei Snam area of Siem Reap is a fascinating area to explore by motorbike with numerous ancient temples, interesting pagodas, charming countryside and the all important route of the ancient Royal Road that stretches from Angkor to Phimai. More than all that, it’s also
- [Our New Book: Essential Siem Reap 2026 - The new Explorer’s Manual to Cambodia’s Ancient Heartland](https://helloangkor.com/our-new-book-essential-siem-reap-2026-the-new-explorers-manual-to-cambodias-ancient-heartland/): Whenever I stroll around Angkor Wat or the Bayon Temple and bump into holidaymakers, a common sentiment always emerges: "I wish I knew... I would have planned to stay here longer." Unfortunately, when planning their Southeast Asian getaways, many travelers are still guided by outdated stereotypes. They follow itineraries that treat Siem Reap as a
- [In Pictures: The Siem Reap Giant Puppet Parade 2026](https://helloangkor.com/in-pictures-the-siem-reap-giant-puppet-parade/): The spectacular that is the Giant Puppet Parade took place for the 16th year on the 21st of February 2026, bringing light and joy to the streets of Siem Reap once again. It started at around 6.30 pm at Wat Damnak with the parade of puppets, musicians, and many more following along the eastern side
- [Rescuing the Bayon: Three Decades of Discovery & Defiance](https://helloangkor.com/rescuing-the-bayon-three-decades-of-discovery-defiance/): When you stand before Bayon Temple's mysterious stone faces today, hidden from that amazing view is one of the most sustained and scientifically rigorous conservation efforts in Southeast Asian archaeology. Since 1994, the Japanese Government Team for Safeguarding Angkor (JSA/JASA) and Cambodia's APSARA National Authority (ANA) together have been methodically preserving, researching, and revealing the
- [The Big List of Gyms in Siem Reap (2026)](https://helloangkor.com/the-big-list-of-gyms-in-siem-reap/): [Updated Feb 2026] Here is our big list of gyms and fitness centres in Siem Reap, ranging from the basic workout gyms at a bargain $1 per visit to $10 per visit for luxury A/C gyms with steam rooms. In 2026, the most popular gym is a battle between Angkor Fitness and Gold Fitness, the
- [Siem Reap: Attractions & Things to Do in 2026](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-attractions-things-to-do/): Here's our updated intro to Siem Reap for 2026, including the hot attractions and things to do I update this post yearly, and for 2026, not too much has changed from 2025, bar the closure of some smaller attractions. In the city, the Wat Bo area continues to grow with new cafes and eateries, rivalling
- [Latest Angkor Ticket Prices 2026](https://helloangkor.com/angkor-ticket-prices/): Updated Feb 2026 - The Angkor Pass ticket covers Angkor Wat and all the temples in Angkor Archeological Park, including outlying sites such as Beng Mealea, Chau Srei Vibol, Kbal Spean, and Banteay Srei. There are two types of tickets, the normal ticket type and one for long-term foreign residents, as set out below, with
- [Search Khmer Temples by Historical Names & Inventory Numbers](https://helloangkor.com/search-khmer-temples-by-historical-names-inventory-numbers/): Over the Christmas/New Year period, I found some time to do site updates and one that I have been wanting to do for some time. I desperately wanted to reduce the amount of time consumed by tracking down historical data. I do love doing what I do, but time is an irreplaceable resource. In some
- [Khmer New Year Angkor Sankranta 2025 Event Schedule](https://helloangkor.com/khmer-new-year-angkor-sankranta-2025-event-schedule/): Siem Reap is once again hosting the massive spectacular that is Angkor Sankranta, celebrating Khmer New Year, with events kicking off on the 13th through to the 16th. Work along the riverside and at Angkor Wat has been going on for weeks in the lead up to the event, and it's going to be huge!
- [Tips for the Autumnal Angkor Wat Equinox - September 21-23](https://helloangkor.com/tips-for-the-autumnal-angkor-wat-equinox-september-21-23/): It's that wonderful time of year again when the sun magically rises over the center tower of Angkor Wat! It happens twice a year, in March and September and it's one of the biggest events on Angkor Wat's calendar drawing crowds of upwards of 10,000 people. It's one of the world's most unique experiences, where
- [Ancient Ways: The East Royal Road - Angkor to Preah Khan of Kampong Svay (Revisited)](https://helloangkor.com/angkor-to-pkks/): To introduce Cambodia's ancient Royal Road network to those not familiar with it, there are several roads emanating out of Angkor that feature stone masonry infrastructure, including bridges and temples along with ponds and basins primarily dating back to the 12th century, with a broad range of activity seen between the 11th century to around
- [In Pictures: The Lake Bangkong Annual Ceremonial Fishing Event](https://helloangkor.com/in-pictures-the-lake-bangkong-annual-ceremonial-fishing-event/): Every year there is a traditional community fish-catching event that takes place at Lake Bangkong in Bangkong Village, Ampil Commune, Prasat Bakong District, of Siem Reap Province. It's not far from the Siem Reap city centre, about 30 minutes by moto, car, or tuk tuk and not far from Chau Srei Vibol Temple on the
- [Sima of the Ancient & Contemporary Khmer World](https://helloangkor.com/sima-of-the-ancient-contemporary-khmer-world/): Sema (Sima/Siema) are the objects used to demarcate the sacred or ritual area of a Theravadin Buddhist site, a form of Buddhism unique to Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Laos, Burma, and Thailand, and also the current state religion of Cambodia today. Sema are commonly seen at many pagodas across Cambodia often as a leaf-shaped stone, sometimes
- [Pesani of the Ancient Khmer Empire](https://helloangkor.com/pesani-of-the-ancient-khmer-empire/): The pesani, or grinding stone/millstone, is an infrequently discussed object of the ancient Khmer Empire but regardless, prominent throughout, from the earliest times of the 6th-century pre-Angkorian times and through the Angkorian era. They were likely used for grinding spices to make Auyrevedic medicine, pastes for ceremonial purposes, and even curry has been proposed, which
- [The Dragon's Hoard: A Conspiracy of Greed and Terror in the Heart of Cambodia](https://helloangkor.com/the-dragons-hoard-a-conspiracy-of-greed-and-terror-in-the-heart-of-cambodia/): If you have followed this website or the Facebook page for any amount of time, then you'll well understand how much time I spend on archival research. Let me tell you, it's way more than I should be! It's hugely addictive which is often fuelled by gems like this. Le mystère d'Angkor is a wonderous
- [In Pictures: Angkor at Night](https://helloangkor.com/in-pictures-angkor-at-night/): During special events and functions, the temples of Angkor from time to time are lit at night creating a unique and very special experience. It's usually Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom South Gate, and the Bayon Temple that are lit up but it just depends on the scale and type of event. Sometimes the Baphoun temple
- [In Pictures: The Water Festival Siem Reap 2024](https://helloangkor.com/in-pictures-the-water-festival-siem-reap-2024/): Whilst not on the scale or significance of the concurrently held Water Festival in Phnom Penh, the Siem Reap Water Festival offers a more relaxed version of this historically and culturally important event. There's a full intro to Bon Om Touk (Water Festival) here. The Royal Water Festival at Siem Reap lasts three days, with
- [Tracing Cambodia’s Water Festival: A Journey Through French Colonial Archives](https://helloangkor.com/tracing-cambodias-water-festival-a-journey-through-french-colonial-archives/): Recently, I wrote an introduction to the Cambodian Water Festival (here) and I thought it'd be cool to do a little digging through the French archives for some historical notes and see what comes up. The first account I could track down was that by Louis Delaporte in his 1880 publication, Voyage au Cambodge. L'Architecture
- [In Photos: Smile of Cambodia at Angkor Wat](https://helloangkor.com/in-photos-smile-of-cambodia-at-angkor-wat/): On October 28 and 29th, Angkor Wat hosted celebrations for the 20th anniversary of King Norodom Sihamoni’s coronation under the "Smile of Cambodia" event. Exhibition of local foods, souvenirs and Khmer arts, plus traditional Khmer performances took place throughout the day while the big event was the Kings Parade that started at 4 PM along
- [T25: The Phnom Kulen Camping Tour](https://helloangkor.com/t25-the-phnom-kulen-camping-tour/): I promised the kids months ago I'd take them up to Kulen Mountain and this school holiday was finally the chance. We loaded up two motos and headed off from Siem Reap and spent three wonderful days and two nights up there stopping by Beng Melea on our way back. Camping in a random spot
- [The Temples of Angkor - the 20 Must See Sights, Remote Temples, Maps & More](https://helloangkor.com/angkor-archaeological-park/): Siem Reap's Angkor Archaeological Park, home to Angkor Wat, is a massive area covering some 400 square kilometres, packed with hundreds of spectacular ancient temples, monuments, and infrastructure dating back to the 9th century. The area houses what was once the capital of the great Khmer Empire and the largest pre-industrial city in the world
- [Navigating Angkor's Temples: The Small Circuit & The Grand Circuit - Map & Guide](https://helloangkor.com/navigating-angkors-temples-the-small-circuit-the-grand-circuit-map-guide/): For the first-time visitor Angkor can be a little confusing in how to best approach getting in all the key sights in a limited time, so, what is the best way to see Angkor Wat and the surrounding temples? The best route that covers all the major temples of Angkor, with the least fuss, is
- [Gumball 3000 Rally Hits Siem Reap](https://helloangkor.com/gumball-3000-rally-hits-siem-reap/): The Gumball 3000 Rally is making its Southeast Asian debut with Cambodia as a key stop in 2024, marking the rally’s 25th anniversary. The event attracts global celebrities, automotive enthusiasts, and media attention. Around 130 supercars and luxury exotics will participate, including cars like the Mercedes AMG GT, Rolls-Royce Cullinan, Lamborghini Huracan, Ferrari, Porche and
- [The Ancient Temples near Phnom Penh](https://helloangkor.com/the-ancient-temples-near-phnom-penh/): While Angkor Wat and the greatest array of ancient Khmer temples are in Siem Reap, there is a surprising number of incredibly interesting ancient wonders within easy reach of Phnom Penh, especially once the Road 5 and Road 4 roadworks are completed. Many of these sites are quite unique in terms of art and architecture,
- [Tour T24: Siem Reap - Ta Moan Thom - Banteay Chhmar](https://helloangkor.com/tour-t24-siem-reap-samroang-banteay-chhmar/): This was a short tour, 3 days in total from Aug 1 – 3, heading northwest from Siem Reap into Oddar Meanchey, Banteay Meanchey and back to Siem Reap. Due to other obligations, getting the Ancient Cambodia book finalised and so on, we had not really had a break since our last tour in January and it
- [Siem Reap's Top Restaurant Experiences (Views, Ambiance and Amazing Food)](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reaps-top-restaurants-with-views-and-ambiance-and-amazing-food/): Updated for 2024, in this list of Siem Reap's most beautiful restaurants, I will focus on those with something more than delicious food and great service by featuring restaurants that also have amazing views, garden settings, and dining spaces. Many are quite impressive, offering you the chance to turn a meal into an experience and
- [2024 Khmer New Year Celebrations - Maha Sankranta](https://helloangkor.com/khmer-new-year-sangkranta/): The most important event on the Khmer calendar, the public holiday for the traditional Khmer New Year, or Bon Chol Chhnam Thmei will be Sat, Apr 13, 2024 – Tue, Apr 16, 2024. Much like the New Year festivals in any country, Cambodian New Year celebrations are the festival calendar's highlight. The celebration also marks
- [Tour T21 - The Tonle Sap Loop](https://helloangkor.com/tour-t21-the-tonle-sap-loop/): This tour almost replicates my first big tour, the Red Dot Tour in early 2002 but this time I'd have Chanthim come along for the ride and this time, shifting focus from the ancient temples to more contemporary Buddhist wonders. To see all the sites visited on both tours and other shorter trips see the
- [T23 - Longvek-Oudong, Angkor Borei, & Srei Santhor](https://helloangkor.com/t23-longvek-oudong-angkor-borei-srei-santhor/): Recently I had to head to Phnom Penh to pick-up a new passport, and how could I not turn that into a tour? Of course, I did. Chanthim came along and this time, and considering it was going to be sealed roads we just took one bike, this time the Honda Dream. It was a
- [T22 - Parmentier's Mystery Trail (Baray District)](https://helloangkor.com/t22-parmentiers-mystery-trail-baray-district/): This was a short tour from Sep 22 – 24, 2023, following the scribbled notes on a map by Henri Parmentier in the 1930s, turns out it's an intriguing heritage trail. As you likely well know, there is a large volume of maps available in various sections of the EFEO website much of which comes
- [Exploring the Wonders of Longvek & Oudong (Maps, History, Highlights, & More)](https://helloangkor.com/exploring-the-wonders-of-longvek-oudong/): Located 40km north of Phnom Penh on the west bank of the Tonle Sap River at the confluence of Kandal, Kampong Chhnang, and Kampong Speu is the historical area of Longvek-Oudong that was home to Cambodia's capital in periods of the 16th century to the mid-19th century long after leaving Angkor. It was a period
- [A Post-14th Century Buddhist Trail - Exploring the Wonder of the Khmer Thervadin Era](https://helloangkor.com/a-post-14th-century-buddhist-trail-exploring-the-wonder-of-the-khmer-thervadin-era/): In previous posts, we have explored many of the Theravadin Buddhist structures within the Angkor area, particularly Angkor Thom, which were created possibly in the last stages of the Angkor era (around the 14th century) into the post-Angkor era (15th century and beyond) as Theravdin Buddhism became the state religion which it remains till this
- [The Pagoda Trail of Battambang](https://helloangkor.com/the-pagoda-trail-of-battambang/): Battambang city, located about 160km by road to the southwest of Siem Reap and Angkor Wat, is culturally rich and charming, featuring the best food in the country, several important ancient temples, beautiful heritage pagodas, and also French colonial heritage. We'll focus on the Buddhist pagodas today, introducing a little of their heritage and the
- [2023 in Review: Our Trails around Cambodia](https://helloangkor.com/2023-in-review-our-trails-around-cambodia/): Another year of traveling and exploring this amazing country comes to an end! 2023 was full of short day trips out of Siem Reap and several larger adventures, mostly towards the northeast, Preah Vihear and Kampong Thom provinces, with a loop around the Tonle Sap later in the year. Cambodia's roads are getting better and
- [Airlines, Airports and Flights in Cambodia](https://helloangkor.com/airlines-airports-and-flights-in-cambodia/): Not everyone is keen on taking long-distance bus journeys, particularly in Asia, so thankfully, there are a growing number of competent airline services in Cambodia. For those doing the PP to SR routes and routes to Bangkok, you may find flights offer a huge time saving for only a little more cost. Airports There are
- [Explore Siem Reap: Kampong Kdei & the Charm of Kampong Chikreng](https://helloangkor.com/explore-siem-reap-kampong-kdei-the-charm-of-kampong-chikreng/): Whilst Siem Reap is home to the famed temples of Angkor, there is much more on offer in the province, today, let's head east. The area of Kampong Kdei and Kampong Chikreng is a fascinating and interesting place to explore offering not only one of the country's famed ancient bridges, Spean Praptos, but also in
- [More Than Temples: 60+ Things to Do in Siem Reap](https://helloangkor.com/more-than-temples-60-things-to-do-in-siem-reap/): [This post has been updated see: 2023/24 Things to do in Siem Reap] Siem Reap is famous for the amazing ancient temples of Angkor but beyond that, what other things are there to do? A lot. The city is a melting pot of cultures with influence from the French, a little from Vietnam, Japan, Korea,
- [Five Years with Hello Angkor - and our Journey of every Standing Temple](https://helloangkor.com/five-years-with-hello-angkor-and-our-journey-of-every-standing-temple/): Hello Angkor is five years old! How time flies, it nearly passed by without a thought yet it was in June 2018 when the domain name HelloAngkor.com was purchased and the journey to where we are today had begun. From a blank canvas in 2018, the website has been through a few iterations and grown
- [Lions of the Ancient Khmer Empire](https://helloangkor.com/lions-of-the-ancient-khmer-empire/): A feature common to early and late ancient temples is the beautiful lion statues acting not only as guardians to the shrines but also emblematic of ancient royalty and divinity. On the early pyramid temples, they flanked the staircases leading to the top of the shrine, at early brick temples flanking the entrance to the
- [T17 Preah Vihear Part V + more Kampong Thom](https://helloangkor.com/t17-preah-vihear-part-v-more-kampong-thom/): Taking advantage of good weather, before the hot season kicks in around mid-March, we went on another journey for five days from Feb 23 – 28 covering some of the remote sites not visited on previous trips in Preah Vihear province. I'd meet up with Chanthim in Stoung and we'd head off once again on our trusty
- [Tour T16: Preah Vihear Part IV + more Mekong](https://helloangkor.com/tour-t16-preah-vihear-part-iv-more-mekong/): This tour is perhaps one of my favourites to date, visiting some of the more remote ancient temples in Preah Vihear province and extending upon previous trips I, II, and III. From January 25th to Feb 6th we'd cover just over 1000km on our trusty Hondas. Heading off from Siem Reap and meeting Chanthim in
- [Tour T15 - Eastern Siem Reap: Unique Pagodas and a few Remote Temples](https://helloangkor.com/tour-t15-eastern-siem-reap-unique-pagodas-and-a-few-remote-temples/): This was a short two-day trip and sadly, once again travelling on my own as Chanthim was busy. For this trip, from Jan 19 – 20, I'd do a little loop from Siem Reap out to Khvav and down to Kampong Kdei and back to Siem Reap. Starting from Siem Reap I'd head out my favourite back
- [Tour T12: Kampong Thom-Preah Vihear-Kampong Kdei](https://helloangkor.com/tour-t12-kampong-thom-preah-vihear-kampong-kdei/): This trip was another quite random journey, tacked onto the end of a trip to Tnoat Chum for family reasons. Chanthim and I would go on a short trip, exploring for four days from December 15 to 19 2022, doing a loop from Kampong Thom to Preah Khan of Kampong Svay, to Khvav, Kampong Kdei
- [Ancient Way: Beng Mealea to Preah Khan](https://helloangkor.com/ancient-way-beng-mealea-to-preah-khan/): A major but less talked about feature of the ancient Khmer Empire is the road network that spanned out from Angkor (present-day Siem Reap) to the remote reaches of the empire including deep into what is now Laos and Thailand. In my mind at least, the Angkor Preah Khan of Kampong Svay route, sometimes
- [[Updated] We've Lost Facebook & Instagram, again.](https://helloangkor.com/weve-lost-facebook-instagram-again/): Apologies to followers of HelloAngkor.com on Facebook and Instagram as we have lost access to both accounts once again for reasons unknown. It's similar to last time but this time, access to Instagram and other social accounts has been lost too. Around the 8th of Feb there was an email alerting to suspicious activity and
- [T13: Preah Vihear Part III](https://helloangkor.com/preah-vihear-part-iii/): On this trip, together with Chanthim, we'd travel by trusty Honda power once again and cover several temples in the heartland of Preah Vihear that I have been waiting to visit for a long time, namely Prasat Sandak and Prasat Chin Srom. We'd also visit the incredible Phnom Tbeng and Wat Tangyu plus several pagodas
- [Tour T9: Kampong Thom-Kampong Cham-PP-Kampot-Kep](https://helloangkor.com/tour-t9-kampong-thom-kampong-cham-pp-kampot-kep/): I'm way behind with tour notes and newly visited sites, so here are some quick notes on the tour from August. This tour took place from August 4–12th with my trusty colleague Chanthim on our Honda Waves, travelling what are becoming familiar roads, from Siem Reap to Kampong Thom, Kampong Cham, Phnom Penh and down
- [Siem Reap: Everything You Need to Know Before You Go](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-everything-you-need-to-know-before-you-go/): Update 2022: This post has been superseded, please see the latest version here Being home to the amazing UNESCO-listed ancient ruins that are Angkor Wat, Siem Reap is one of Cambodia’s key destinations for travelers. It’s also a vibrant city and one, due to the massive volumes of international tourists, and the ones who fell
- [Angkor Thom and its Lost World of Hidden Ancient Terraces](https://helloangkor.com/angkor-thom-and-its-lost-world-of-hidden-ancient-terraces/): Well removed from the regular tourist and even the local visitor routes, Angkor Thom is hiding some amazingly hidden sites that few have ever seen and even less seem to know about. Located well into the jungle of razor-sharp vines, funnel-web spiders, and nests of wild bees, they have been left seemingly undisturbed for centuries.
- [Pagodas of Phnom Penh](https://helloangkor.com/pagodas-of-phnom-penh/): Along with being the capital of Cambodia, and having numerous attractions, markets, and vibrant food culture, an oft-overlooked destination is the array of Buddhist temples (pagoda) in the city. Whether a pilgrim of the Buddhist faith or just someone interested in Cambodian culture, heritage, and architecture, the city's pagodas have something unique to offer. Intro
- [Phnom Kulen - The Highlights & Visiting Guide](https://helloangkor.com/phnom-kulen-guide/): Phnom Kulen - The Birthplace of Angkor and home to the ancient city of Mahavendarpata Phnom Kulen (or Kulen Mountain) is a popular destination located north of Siem Reap well known for its stunning waterfall, reclining Buddha, amazing scenic views, and nature. It is also the birthplace of the ancient Angkor era featuring archeological remains
- [The Ancient Way: Angkor to Beng Mealea](https://helloangkor.com/the-ancient-way-angkor-to-beng-melea/): The Ancient Royal Road network stretched across the Khmer Empire heading north, east, and west, and amazingly, much of it is still in use today. A fantastic way to explore that ancient trail is via the section that leads from Angkor to Beng Mealea featuring ancient bridges and unique temples along with beautiful countryside and
- [The Siem Reap > Banteay Chhmar > Oddar Meanchey Grand Circuit](https://helloangkor.com/the-siem-reap-banteay-chhmar-utdor-meanchey-grand-circuit/): Here's a route, that you can do in whole or part, that is packed with ancient wonder and takes advantage of some of Cambodia's rapidly improving roads. The whole route, apart from temple detours, follows sealed bitumen roads that are in good condition from Siem Reap to Kralanh to Sisophon to Banteay Chhmar to Samroang
- [North Eastern Tour of Preah Vihear Province](https://helloangkor.com/north-eastern-tour-of-preah-vihear/): Taking advantage of the cool weather I have been on the road a lot lately and started this new year with a five-day/four-night self-guided tour of some of Preah Vihear Province's amazing remote temples while finishing up with the grandest of all, Preah Vihear Temple on the 7th day of January. I'd recently just finished
- [The Red Dot Tour: 24 Days, 3000 km & 120 Ancient Temples](https://helloangkor.com/the-red-dot-tour/): Some of the best things are never planned. This started as a trip to Sambor Prei Kuk to get some up-to-date photos and turned into something much longer, starting on Jan 17 and in the end, rolling back into Siem Reap on Feb 10. To be honest, it wasn't completely unplanned, this journey perhaps has
- [The 654 Ancient Khmer Heritage Sites We've Explored as of May 2022!](https://helloangkor.com/the-654-ancient-sites-weve-explored-as-of-may-2022/): Somebody recently asked how many ancient sites are there in Cambodia, to which the simple answer is, thousands. The exact number according to official databases is close to 5000 in Cambodia and that number grows to over 7000 when including parts of the ancient empire that are now present-day Laos and Thailand. That number grows
- [Ancient Way: Along the Royal Road in Angkor Chum](https://helloangkor.com/ancient-way-along-the-royal-road-in-angkor-chum/): This was a short day trip out of Siem Reap on the moto to find out if the two ancient bridges still existed north of the "firehouse" known as Seman Teng, but like any trip, there's always a bit more than you expect. It's not so easy to follow the ancient road in its entirety
- [Preah Vihear Province - Part II](https://helloangkor.com/preah-vihear-province-part-ii/): As far as ancient sites go, Preah Vihear Province is incredibly fascinating, featuring the great wonder that is Preah Vihear Temple and a collection of remote temples that are true wonders still holding a lot to reveal about the early stages of the Angkorian Empire. I'd covered a lot of that here in North Eastern
- [The Three Province Mekong Tour](https://helloangkor.com/the-three-province-mekong-tour/): Funky name for a tour, looking back on it, I probably should call it the pagoda tour, although Kampong Cham, Tbong Khum and Kratie are where most of the time would be spent, and never far from the spectacular Mekong River. Departing from Siem Reap, this tour didn't have a grand plan apart from revisiting
- [A Tour of Many Mountains](https://helloangkor.com/a-tour-of-many-mountains/): The latest tour of Cambodia's amazing ancient sites and wonders covered familiar ground once again along the RN6 and some new ground for me which is Prey Veng and then back to revisit Oudong, a couple of amazing mountains in Pursat and Kampong Chhnang, back to Kampong Thma, and return to Siem Reap. Not a
- [Ancient Khmer Boundary Stones & Chaitya](https://helloangkor.com/ancient-khmer-boundary-stones-chaitya/): Two fascinating objects of ancient Khmer art are Chaitya (or Caitya) and/or boundary markers. They present a diverse range of artistic style crossing religion and reigns, and excluding a handful that I'll list below, most exist only in museums now. Standing around a meter high, carved from a solid block of stone, they are four-sided
- [Ten Great Breakfast Options in Siem Reap](https://helloangkor.com/breakfast-in-siem-reap/): List updated with new options for 2022! Where to find a great breakfast in Siem Reap? Keep walking past Pub Street and on to one of these picks below. Here I will introduce places to try Khmer breakfast favourites including Kuy Teav (noodles), Bor Bor (rice porridge), Egg Baguette, and Bay Sach Chrouk Ang (Pork
- [Angkor Wat Temple Complex Map with Highlights](https://helloangkor.com/angkor-wat-temple-complex-map/): Looking for the key sights within the Angkor Wat Temple? There is a lot, and with only one chance to visit there is a lot that people miss such as all the bas-reliefs, pediments, and architectural features. Here are two maps, one based on Google Maps and one in image form that will help navigate
- [How much is a day pass to Angkor Wat?](https://helloangkor.com/how-much-is-a-day-pass-to-angkor-wat/): Angkor Wat is the UNESCO-listed ancient temple located near Siem Reap that has been rated as the world's top travel destination and by many as one of the world wonders, so, how much does it cost to visit? A one-day pass is available for $37 USD including a full day's access to Angkor Wat and
- [Siem Reap Day Trip: Phnom Kon Khlaeng & Ang Trapeang Thmor](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-day-trip-phnom-kon-khlaeng-ang-trapeang-thmor/): Located about 90 km northwest of Siem Reap in Banteay Meanchey Province are the grand reservoir, Ang Trapeang Thmor, and an ancient temple atop the small mountain known as Phnom Kaun Khleng. It's easy to reach via smooth sealed roads (at the time) for most of the way bar the section around a good dirt
- [The Mystery "Palaces" of the Early Angkorian Empire](https://helloangkor.com/the-mystery-palaces-of-the-early-angkorian-empire/): There is much more to the ancient Khmer Empire than just temples and viharas, for example, there are the building types including libraries, hospital chapels, stele shelters, firehouses, staging places, ashramas, and of course bridges, then, there are all the constructions made of perishable materials which we will never truly know bar attempting to visualize
- [A Cambodian Dancers Pilgrimage to Angkor](https://helloangkor.com/a-cambodian-dancers-pilgrimage-to-angkor/): A wonderful story from the early 1900s of a young Cambodian girl's dream to join what we know today as the Royal Ballet of Cambodia. At that time, under King Sisowath, French records note the dance troupe consisting of around 100-120 girls including lead dancers, subjects, and students. This particular story and imagery comes from The Illustrated
- [1900s Angkor in the Eyes of the World](https://helloangkor.com/1900s-angkor-in-the-eyes-of-the-world/): It's always interesting to look back in time and the experience of the first western visitors to the great monuments of Angkor and how they shared that with the world. A while back I posted an intro to Francis Garnier's expedition in the late 1800s which is among the earliest detailed records of temples in
- [The Bridges that Built an Empire](https://helloangkor.com/bridges-that-built-an-empire/): The ancient Khmer road network that we can still see the remains of today was built during the 11th to 13th centuries CE and connected Angkor (present-day Siem Reap) to the outer reaches of the empire including Vat Phou (present-day Laos) via Beng Mealea and Koh Ker, Phimai (present-day Thailand), Sdok Kok Thom (present-day Thailand),
- [The Beautiful Outer Towers of Prasat Bakong](https://helloangkor.com/the-beautiful-outer-towers-of-prasat-bakong/): Bakong Temple is the stunning pyramid/temple-mountain masterpiece in the ancient city of Hariharalaya (present-day Roluos, Siem Reap) belonging to the 9th century and the state temple of King Indravarman I. The site consists of an outer moat (barely noticeable today) delimiting an area that then features an outer enclosure of laterite, containing a large beautiful
- [A Picture Guide to Cambodian Fruits](https://helloangkor.com/a-picture-guide-to-cambodian-fruits/): Fruit is incredibly popular in Cambodia as you would imagine in a tropical climate and the country has a wide array to choose from. The most popular is perhaps the mango, often eaten green and dipped in a chilli, salt, sugar dip for a snack, or ripe as a sweet treat. || Also read: Comprehensive
- [The Mysterious Motifs of the Angkor Era](https://helloangkor.com/the-mysterious-motifs-of-the-angkor-era/): I am sure you know about the "Dinosaur" of Ta Prohm, the apparent ancient carving of a Stegosaurus by people who would have never known that such existed. Or did they? At the end of this article I'll explain exactly where to find it and what you need to know about the Ta Prohm Dinosaur,
- [Does Angkor Wat have a Secret Underground Chamber?](https://helloangkor.com/does-angkor-wat-have-a-secret-underground-chamber/): Here is a question that has conjured all kinds of theories! Angkor Wat, the great temple of ancient Angkor remains one of the most researched temples in Cambodia but also one of the most mysterious. Still to this day, some believe it was built by giants, some still point to the ancient belief that was
- [Angkor in 1866 - Through the Eyes of Francis Garnier](https://helloangkor.com/angkor-in-1866-through-the-eyes-of-francis-garnier/): While, somewhat sadly, we don't have any surviving ancient Khmer texts apart from inscriptions what we do have are the accounts of the traveling diplomats such as China's Zhou Daguan in the 13th century followed by Japanese pilgrims in the 17th century and then French explorers in the 19th century. One of those French explorers
- [Take more than a Photo - Take the Journey into Khmer Culture](https://helloangkor.com/take-more-than-a-photo-take-the-journey-into-khmer-culture/): No matter how many books or research papers you read, can you truly get an understanding of the real local culture and beliefs that surround this ancient wonderland? It should also be said that much of what's written looks at the Khmer Empire almost purely through French eyes via an Indian lens upon what became
- [[Updated - Good News!] Sad News and New Facebook Page](https://helloangkor.com/sad-news-and-new-facebook-page/): Some sad news. Last night, around 9 pm 30/08/21, the Facebook account connected with Hello Angkor was hacked. The hacker was able to change the login info and security details leaving no ability to recover the account. Having tried all means with Facebook to reinstate access I have to now accept the page is lost along
- [A Travellers Recount of Angkor in 1935](https://helloangkor.com/a-travellers-recount-of-angkor-in-1935/): It is fascinating (to me at least) to look upon Angkor today and not only wonder about its truly ancient history but also how it is still making history and touching the lives of so many, every day, in so many ways. This article comes from an Australian newspaper, the Cairns Post of Friday 8
- [An Ancient Japanese Map is a Time Portal to Angkor Wat in the 17th Century](https://helloangkor.com/an-ancient-japanese-map-a-time-portal-to-angkor-wat-in-the-17th-century/): Today I'd like to introduce an amazing ancient map of Angkor Wat created by Japanese voyagers sometime around the 17th century. It's truly quite fascinating and offers a great insight into Angkor Wat in the post-Angkor period. It's not without a twist though. As scholars have deduced, the Japanese may have actually been on a voyage
- [Beyond Angkor Thom's Royal Palace - The Royal Citadel, Forgotten Shrines, and a Mystery of Form and Function](https://helloangkor.com/beyond-angkor-thoms-royal-palace-the-royal-citadel-forgotten-shrines-and-a-mystery-of-form-and-function/): The Royal Palace is one of the more popular areas in Angkor and today I hope you'll read on as we take a look at the larger royal citadel area, uncover some lost shrines, and chart a rarely visited area. The Royal Palace as you well know was the seat of successive kings through the
- [Siem Reap District and Commune Map](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-district-and-commune-map/): Here is the secret to navigating Siem Reap, know your districts and communes! Siem Reap province is subdivided into 11 districts 100 communes and having a little knowledge on where they are will help enormously in getting around. For short-term visitors & holidaymakers, you'll likely spend most of your time in Sangkat Svay Dankum commune
- [Unsolved: The Hidden Terrace of the Leper King](https://helloangkor.com/unsolved-the-hidden-terrace-of-the-leper-king/): The Terrace of the Leper King, located in Angkor Thom between Tep Pranam and the Terrace of the Elephants/Royal Palace, was first cleared by Jean Commaille, in 1911, which revealed the amazing reliefs of the internal wall. This clearing work was continued by Henri Marchal between 1917 to 1925, and followed by BP Groslier who
- [The Pagodas of Siem Reap](https://helloangkor.com/the-pagodas-of-siem-reap/): An oft unexplored part of Siem Reap is the numerous Buddhist Wats, or Pagodas, many of which are quite interesting architecturally, and beautiful, and instil a real sense of peacefulness simply by wandering the grounds. The Khmer word Wat (often synonymous with Pagoda) is equal to the entire grounds including all buildings eg. temple (pagoda),
- [A Mapping Milestone](https://helloangkor.com/a-mapping-milestone/): A short note on reaching a milestone with the mapping efforts. Siem Reap Province now has 1194 temples and ancient sites listed to a reasonable level of accuracy! After pouring through several data sets, research papers, journals, etc, going much further is probably getting a little too granular at least until other regions are brought
- [Video: Angkor Temple Tour Circuit Hyperlapse](https://helloangkor.com/video-angkor-tour-circuit-hyperlapse/): Here's a super cool video from Scott Sharrick introducing the key temples along what's known as the Small & Grand Circuit. For first-time visitors, it's a great preview of the amazing experience ahead and the journey along the way. You can subscribe to Scott's Youtube channel here
- [Angkor's Hidden Little Trail of Big Lions](https://helloangkor.com/angkors-hidden-little-trail-of-big-lions/): Here's a nice easy trail, by foot or bicycle that takes you around to rarely visited giant lion statues which 'Maurice Glaze described as "amongst the finest and the best proportioned to be found in Khmer art". They truly are beautiful and the best examples are truly hidden from the well-worn paths of many travelers.
- [When was Angkor Wat Built?](https://helloangkor.com/when-was-angkor-wat-built/): Angkor Wat is the largest and most renowned temple of the ancient Khmer Empire, but when was it built and by who? Angkor Wat was built in the first half of the 12th century somewhere between 1113 and 1150 AD under the reign of King Suryavarman II (1113-1150 C.E.). Based on vague references found on
- [The Secret Angkor Thom Wall Trail and its Hidden Prasats](https://helloangkor.com/the-secret-angkor-thom-wall-trail-and-its-hidden-prasats/): Well within the highly visited temple area of Angkor hides a secret trail away from everything, and everyone. This trail leads us around the ancient wall of Angkor Thom featuring amazing views, close-ups with the amazing smiling faces of the Angkor Thom gates, and four hidden temples. Angkor Thom is the large walled ancient city
- [Angkor Wat Sunrise - The Best Spots with Map, Tips, and More](https://helloangkor.com/angkor-wat-sunrise-the-best-spots-with-map-tips-and-more/): Catching the sunrise at Angkor Wat is a must-do experience while in Siem Reap, and here is the ultimate guide to getting to the right place and getting yourself some awesome photos. Angkor Wat opens at 5 am every day allowing people to experience the break of day as the sun rises from behind the
- [The Amazing Ancient Mythical Bird Statues of Preah Khan & The Secret Wall Trail](https://helloangkor.com/the-amazing-ancient-mythical-bird-statues-of-preah-khan-the-secret-wall-trail/): Fancy a scenic trail within Angkor that's rarely explored, has a jungle wandering feel featuring water views along with ruinous and intriguing ancient construction offering up amazingly unique photo opportunities? Read on. Preah Khan, the brother to Ta Prohm, is one of the larger and more interesting sites inside of Angkor Archaeological Park. Located just
- [Siem Reap 2.0 - A City on the Cusp of a Massive Transformation](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-2-0-a-city-on-the-cusp-of-a-massive-transformation/): Siem Reap is on the cusp of one the largest renewals in its modern history led by a massive government works program, namely the "38 Road Project" and even larger foreign investment developments. The large scale private developments, mostly led by foreign capital inflow, including Angkor Lake of Wonder - (or Naga World Siem Reap)
- [Siem Reap Lights Up for Khmer New Year August Holiday](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-lights-up-for-khmer-new-year-august-holiday/): Siem Reap Municipality Provincial Authority, in cooperation with the Union of Youth Federation of Cambodia, has been busy preparing a holiday program including traditional religious programs, cycling, charity events, floating markets, exhibitions, and cycling, hiking, camping on Kulen Mountain and more. The river, full of a fresh allowance of water, looks absolutely amazing at the
- [An Uncommon Guide to Cambodian Cuisine - And the Must Try Dishes](https://helloangkor.com/traditional-dishes-of-cambodian-cuisine/): What to eat in Cambodia? Hint: more than just Amok and fried tarantulas! This massive list includes all the popular dishes and street foods that you should be experiencing on your journey through Phnom Penh, Siem Reap/Angkor, Sihanoukville, and beyond. Cambodia is very underrated and is a surprising foodies heaven, food is not only cheap,
- [Cambodia in the era of COVID-19](https://helloangkor.com/cambodia-in-the-era-of-covid-19/): Cambodia has, to date, through luck or good management, been fortunate to have not suffered the pandemic to the extent of neighboring countries or those further afar. As stated by the Cambodian CDC, as of 9am April 9, 2020, we had identified a total of 118 cases of COVID-19 patients, and six more had recovered.
- [Useful Cellcard Codes](https://helloangkor.com/useful-cellcard-codes/): Cellcard is one of the major mobile phone network providers in Cambodia offering reasonably fast 4G internet under a variety of prepaid and monthly plan arrangements. With Cellcard, USSD codes are used a lot. Such as checking plans, balance, and even your own number To check your remaining balance and bundles Dial #823# To check
- [Angkor Ticket Update - Bonus Free Days](https://helloangkor.com/angkor-ticket-update-bonus-free-days/): In an effort to boost tourism visitors buying tickets to Angkor Archeological Park will be given extra days for free. This is a time-limited offer running from the 25th of February to the 25th of June 2020. During the offer period $37 One Day Angkor Archeological Park Pass is valid for 2 days (normally one
- [The Big List of Buffets in Siem Reap inc. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner](https://helloangkor.com/the-big-list-of-buffets-in-siem-reap-inc-breakfast-lunch-dinner/): Here is our big list of buffet restaurants in Siem Reap including hotel buffets, all you can eat BBQ's, free flow breakfasts and more. Outside of the hotel buffets prices start around $6.50 which is amazing value and the BBQ buffets offering a unique truly local experience. For hotel buffets offering more international cuisine prices
- [Luxury Spas in Siem Reap](https://helloangkor.com/luxury-spas-in-siem-reap/): What to do after trekking around the ancient temples of Angkor in Siem Reap? How about a professional massage and a trip to the spa? I'm betting you're interested, especially when you can get three or four times the value here that you can back in most western countries, and service with that famous Khmer
- [Amazing Boutique Five-Star Hotels in Siem Reap ($30-$60 a night!)](https://helloangkor.com/boutique-five-star-hotels-in-siem-reap/): Siem Reap is well known for amazing value accommodation and today I want to highlight some of the amazing value that can be found in the five-star category. There are around 100+ five star rated hotels in Siem Reap offering a diverse range of service and experience levels with prices ranging from around $40 to
- [Where to play Golf in Siem Reap - Three Awesome Options + Mini Golf](https://helloangkor.com/where-to-play-golf-in-siem-reap-three-awesome-options-mini-golf/): Siem Reap offers 3 quality championship courses that are open to non-members with very attractive green fees. Great for an early morning or evening hit. And if you're not up for a real round of golf there is always loads of fun to be had at Angkor Wat Putt. Details follow The Phokeethra Country
- [Official Public Holidays in Cambodia for 2020](https://helloangkor.com/official-public-holidays-in-cambodia-for-2020/): Here's a list of dates for official public holidays in Cambodia. It should be noted the number of days holiday in 2020 has been reduced from 28 days to 22 days. In 2020 Meak Bochea Day, the National Memorial Day, the International Children Day, the Paris Peace Accord Day and the International Human Rights Day
- [The Top Five Luxury Hotel Experiences in Phnom Penh](https://helloangkor.com/the-top-five-luxury-hotel-experiences-in-phnom-penh/): The ultimate luxury experiences in Phnom Penh for 2020, here are the top five hotels. While there are lots of four and some five star hotels in the city, most are so-so. But not these. Here are our five picks for a real luxury escape in Phnom Penh. Rosewood Phnom Penh Address: 66 Preah Monivong
- [The Top Five Luxury Hotel Experiences in Siem Reap](https://helloangkor.com/the-top-five-luxury-hotel-experiences-in-siem-reap/): Known to few, Siem Reap offers some of the world's truly unique luxury five-star accommodation experiences. What's more, they are incredible value for what will be a lifelong memory on a journey into ancient Angkor. It's not hard to find a five-star hotel, but it is hard to find a luxury experience that's unique in
- [The Amazing Waterfalls of Cambodia](https://helloangkor.com/the-amazing-waterfalls-of-cambodia/): Not many people think of waterfalls when they think of Cambodia but this list may surprise you. Here is a huge list of Cambodia's natural waterfalls which are spread out across the nation Cambodia is a country blessed with epic natural resources and potential tourism destinations yet much of it is yet to be developed
- [Cambodia's Beach Resorts - The Top 20 Rated & Ranked](https://helloangkor.com/cambodias-beach-resorts-the-top-20-rated-ranked/): Cambodia has some of the most beautiful beaches in South East Asia and some of the best in the world according to many reviewers. With that, it has an ever-growing number of resorts that offer what many in the worlds most popular beach tourism destinations do not, serenity and true beach frontage. Many in fact
- [The Big List of Cambodia's Beaches](https://helloangkor.com/the-big-list-of-cambodias-beaches/): South East Asia has some spectacular beaches and Cambodia is blessed with many, and many that are still pristine and undeveloped. The beaches all reside along the south-western coast from the border with Thailand at Koh Kong in the north to Kampot on the Vietnam border in the south. The offshore area is also home
- [Beyond Angkor - Cambodia's Remote Ancient Temple Sites](https://helloangkor.com/beyond-angkor-cambodias-remote-ancient-temple-sites/): If you have already seen and done the temples of Angkor at Siem Reap, or you are looking for a little something off-the-beaten-track away from the crowds, then you might love this list. These are Cambodia's ancient temple sites outside of the Angkor Archeological Park, from the smaller ones through to epic mountain top sites.
- [The Markets of Siem Reap](https://helloangkor.com/the-markets-of-siem-reap/): Night markets, craft markets, street markets, Siem Reap has them all and more and I am going to show where they are, and introduce the local traditional markets for a slice of the Khmer local life. Let's start with the central markets, which focus have a strong tourist focus but also serve the local community.
- [Cambodia's Top Ten Amazing Luxury Nature and Eco Resorts](https://helloangkor.com/cambodias-top-ten-amazing-luxury-nature-and-eco-resorts/): Today, I am going to introduce ten modern luxury eco-escapes in Cambodia. I think you'll be amazed at their locations and even more amazed by the value they offer. There are few places in the world that can offer such genuine natural beauty, the secludedness, and the level of luxury. Song Saa Private
- [Cambodia's New Urban Mega Projects](https://helloangkor.com/cambodias-new-urban-mega-projects/): In previous posts I introduced some of the hi-rise residential developments in Phnom Penh and some of the large-scale residential and resort developments in Sihanoukville that are expected to be completed in the coming years, so today I will list some of the longer-term mega-projects across the country. Samdech Techo Hun Sen Dragon City First
- [Phnom Penh's Hottest New Hi-Rises Projects](https://helloangkor.com/phnom-penhs-hottest-new-hi-rises-projects/): Phnom Penh is in the midst of a modern revitalization with major new shopping malls opening along with many new hi-rise developments attracting the growing demand from a surging Khmer middle-class and international investors. The country is attracting massive investment from China, Japan, and South Korea and that does not appear to be backing off
- [Cambodia's Amazing Islands - inc the Luxury Escapes and the Secluded Wonders](https://helloangkor.com/cambodias-amazing-islands-inc-the-luxury-escapes-and-the-secluded-wonders/): Cambodia has a surprising number of islands off its southern coast offering beautiful waters, amazing beaches, nature walks, diving, and much more. Many of the islands still remain untouched while several have one or two accommodation bungalows, and some are growing into fully developed tourist getaways. Here is an intro to the more popular islands,
- [The New Sihanoukville and its ultra-modern revival](https://helloangkor.com/the-new-sihanoukville-and-its-ultra-modern-revival/): Sihanoukville is going through a massive foreign investment-led revitalization that is seeing it transform from a sleepy backpackers beach getaway into becoming a home of casinos, modern hi-rise resorts, and five-star hotels. Global hotel brands such as Novatel, Le Meridien, Marriott, and Wyndham all have new developments underway or near completion. Along with hotels, there
- [Phnom Penh to Poipet Train (via Battambong)](https://helloangkor.com/phnom-penh-to-poipet-train-via-battambong/): The train service that runs between Phnom Penh and the Thailand border at Poipet has recently re-opened and travelers now have an alternative to the regular buses between PP and Poipet. Poipet is the Cambodian border town where many travelers cross the border on their way to Thailand. The Phnom Penh to Poipet train also
- [Picture Guide to Cambodian Vegetables with Khmer/English](https://helloangkor.com/picture-guide-to-cambodian-vegetables-with-khmer-english/): Visiting a traditional Cambodian market is a must-do experience and a journey into the wonderful world of fresh produce. The range and diversity are immense and many of Cambodia's leafy vegetables could perhaps make the grade for superfoods with one example being the Moringa plant. Here is a picture guide to common vegetables, with Khmer/English,
- [Siem Reap and Ancient Angkor Awarded Top Tourist Destination](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-and-ancient-angkor-awarded-top-tourist-destination/): Siem Reap, the popular tourist city of Cambodia that hosts the ancient temples of Angkor, has been named the top tourist destination in Southeast Asia by Germany-based online travel platform YouDiscover. This follows last years award from the global tourism portal, TripAdvisor, whose users named Angkor Wat in Cambodia is the #1 landmark in the world
- [Siem Reap to Poipet Bus](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-to-poipet-bus/): Here's how to easily get from Siem Reap to Poipet and vice versa. Siem Reap is home to the temples of Angkor and a popular international tourist destination for that reason. Poipet is a small city on Cambodia's border with Thailand and a popular border crossing point for those heading to and from Bangkok and
- [Cambodia: What to Know Before You Go](https://helloangkor.com/cambodia-what-to-know-before-you-go/): Cambodia is fast becoming a hot destination not only for holiday-makers but also for long-stay expats. Long stayers can be broken into several categories including the ones unable to afford a reasonable life in their home country, the retiree with limited funds, the sexpat, the digital nomad, the volunteer, English teachers and the business savvy
- [Phnom Penh to Siem Reap Bus](https://helloangkor.com/phnom-penh-to-siem-reap-bus/): The bus journey from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap (home of Angkor Wat) takes between 5-6 hrs covering some 300+km. There are several bus type options including mini-van, luxury or VIP minivan, mini-bus, coach, and sleeper bus (hotel bus). See here for Siem Reap to Phnom Penh bus schedules. Phnom Penh to Siem Reap Bus
- [Phnom Penh <> Ho Chi Minh (Vietnam) Bus](https://helloangkor.com/phnom-penh-ho-chi-minh-vietnam-bus/): The bus journey from Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh takes around 5 to 8 hrs depending on the service used and time delays at the border crossing. The journey distance is around 230km+. All buses cross the border at Bavet/Moc Bai. Cambodia offers visa on arrival although Vietnam does not. Phnom Penh to Ho
- [Siem Reap <> Bangkok Bus](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-bangkok-bus/): The bus from Bangkok (Thailand to Siem Reap (Cambodia) takes around 7-10 hrs covering some 400km +. Buses cross the Cambodia/Thai border at Poipet/Aranyprathet and most companies will guide you through the visa process albeit relatively straightforward especially going KH/Thai bar the long lines. Crossing from Thai/KH you will need to get a visa on
- [Siem Reap <> Ho Chi Minh Bus](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-ho-chi-minh-bus/): The bus journey from Siem Reap (Cambodia) to Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam) takes around 10 to 16 hours depending on the bus service. This can be mostly due to the bus arriving outside border operating hours, border crossing times, stops, and route. All buses cross the border at Bavet/Moc Bai. Cambodia offers visa on arrival although
- [Siem Reap to Phnom Penh Bus](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-to-phnom-penh-bus/): The bus from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh takes between 5 - 7 hrs covering some 320km. There is a range of options including night and day buses, and bus types ranging from mini-van through to coach. See here for bus schedules from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap. Siem Reap to Phnom Penh Bus
- [Battambang <> Kampot Bus](https://helloangkor.com/battambang-kampot-bus/): The bus trip from Battambang to Kampot takes around 11 hours covering just over 400km. Bus from Battambang to Kampot Operator Depart from Arrive at Vehicle Depart time Arrive Time (est.) Travel Time (est.) Fare (USD) Virak Buntham VET Battambang Kampot Hotel Bus 23:00 10:00 11 17/ 17 Bus from Kampot to Battambang Operator Depart
- [Phnom Penh <> Kampot Bus](https://helloangkor.com/phnom-penh-kampot-bus/): The journey from Phnom Penh to Kampot takes around 4hrs covering some 160km. Phnom Penh to Kampot Bus Schedule Operator Depart from Arrive at Vehicle Depart time Arrive Time (est.) Travel Time (est.) Fare (USD) Cambodia Post VIP Van Phnom Penh Kampot Toyota Van 7:00 11:00 4 7 Giant Ibis Phnom Penh Kampot MINI BUS
- [Siem Reap <> Kampot Bus](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-kampot-bus/): The most direct bus journey from Siem Reap to Kampot takes around 9 hours covering some 450km. Siem Reap to Kampot Bus Schedule Operator Depart from Arrive at Vehicle Depart time Arrive Time (est.) Travel Time (est.) Fare (USD) Sorya Express Siem Reap Kampot BUS 42 6:30 15:30 9 15 Virak Buntham VET Siem Reap
- [Siem Reap to Phuket Bus](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-to-phuket-bus/): The bus from Siem Reap to Phuket takes 24hr covering some 1,200km. Operator Depart from Arrive at Vehicle Depart time Arrive Time (est.) Travel Time (est.) Fare (USD) Hang Tep Express Siem Reap PhuKet BUS 42 8:00 8:00 24 70 Operator Hang Tep Express No. 30, 7 Makara St, Krong, Krong Siem Reap
- [Siem Reap to Steung Treng Bus](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-to-steung-treng-bus/): The journey from Siem Reap to Steung Treng takes around 5-8 hours covering some 300km. Operator Depart from Arrive at Vehicle Depart time Arrive Time (est.) Travel Time (est.) Fare (USD) AVT Express Bus Siem Reap Steung Treng Toyota Van 8:00 13:00 5 20 Virak Buntham VET Siem Reap Steung Treng 2+1, Ford (12 seats.)
- [Siem Reap to Trat Bus](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-to-trat-bus/): The bus from Siem Reap to Trat first heads to the Cambodia/Thai border at Poipet/Aranyprathet and then heads down to Trat with the entire journey taking around ten hours and covering some 380km. Operator Depart from Arrive at Vehicle Depart time Arrive Time (est.) Travel Time (est.) Fare (USD) Hang Tep Express Siem Reap Trat
- [Siem Reap to Vientiane Bus](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-to-vientiane-bus/): The bus journey from Siem Reap to Vientiane is a 20hr plus journey covering some 1,200 km. The minivan heads to Stung Treng and crosses from Cambodia to Laos via the Tropaeng Kreal Cambodia-Laos Border Check Point then heading to Paske (Laos) where you may transfer to a larger bus and continue to Vientiane.
- [Siem Reap <> Battambang Bus](https://helloangkor.com/siem-reap-battambang-bus/): The journey from Siem Reap to Battambang by bus (or vice versa) takes between 3.5 and 4 hours covering some 165 km. Siem Reap to Battambang Bus Schedule Operator Depart from Arrive at Vehicle Depart time Arrive Time (est.) Travel Time (est.) Fare (USD) Capitol Tours Siem Reap Battambang Bus 7:30 11:00 3.5 6 Mekong
- [Phnom Penh <> Battambang Bus](https://helloangkor.com/phnom-penh-battambang-bus/): The journey from Phnom Penh to Battambang takes around 5-6 hrs covering some 290km. Bus options available include minivan, VIP minivan, coach, and sleeper bus (hotel bus). Phnom Penh to Battambang Bus Schedule Operator Depart from Arrive at Vehicle Depart time Arrive Time (est.) Travel Time (est.) Fare (USD) Virak Buntham VET Phnom Penh Battambang
- [Phnom Penh <> Poipet Bus](https://helloangkor.com/phnom-penh-poipet-bus/): The bus journey from Phnom Penh to Poipet takes around 7-9 hrs covering some 460 km. There are several different companies offering a choice of mini-van, coach, and sleeper bus (hotel bus), and luxury sleeper bus. Poipet is the location of the Cambodia/Thai border which is open from 7 AM to 10 PM. Although, be
- [Sihanoukville to Phnom Penh Bus](https://helloangkor.com/sihanoukville-to-phnom-penh-bus/): From Sihanoukville to Phnom Penh the bus takes around 4 to 5 hours covering some 230km. Bus options include mini-vans, mini-bus, and coach available via several companies departing from 7 AM through to 7 PM. Operator Depart from Arrive at Vehicle Depart time Arrive Time (est.) Travel Time (est.) Fare (USD) Capitol Tours
- [Sihanoukville to Pattaya Bus](https://helloangkor.com/sihanoukville-to-pattaya-bus/): The journey by bus from Sihanoukville to Pattaya Thailand takes around 11hrs covering some 570km. The border crossing takes place at Cham Yeam/Hat Lek Cambodia/Thailand border. Sihanoukville to Pattaya Bus Schedule Operator Depart from Arrive at Vehicle Depart time Arrive Time (est.) Travel Time (est.) Fare (USD) Virak Buntham VET Sihanoukville Pattaya 2+2, Seater (44
- [Sihanoukville to Bangkok Bus](https://helloangkor.com/sihanoukville-to-bangkok-bus/): There are several options for getting from Sihanoukville to Bangkok, including a night bus that crosses the border at Poipet/Aranyprathet or alternatively a faster day bus that crosses the border at Cham Yeam/Hat Lek border. Sihanoukville to Bangkok Bus Schedule Operator Depart from Arrive at Vehicle Depart time Arrive Time (est.) Travel Time (est.) Fare (USD) Virak
- [Phnom Penh to Bangkok (Thailand) Bus](https://helloangkor.com/phnom-penh-to-bangkok-thailand-bus/): The journey from Phnom Penh to Bangkok by bus takes anywhere from 11 to 16 hours covering some 700 km depending on the service used with the night buses generally being the fastest option. They cross the border into Thailand at the Poipet (Cambodia)/Aranyprathet (Thailand) border. Operator Depart from Arrive at Vehicle Depart
- [Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville Bus](https://helloangkor.com/phnom-penh-to-sihanoukville-bus/): The journey via bus from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville bus takes around 4 to 5 hours covering some 230km. Bus options include mini-vans, mini-bus, and coach available via several companies departing from 12.30 AM and then 6.30 AM through to through to 4.30 PM. Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville Bus Schedule Operator Depart from Arrive
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## Attractions

- [Tuol Ang Komnob](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kamnap/): Recorded as Tuol Kamnap and as Tuol Ang Komnob (ទួលអង្គកំណប់). In late 2026, excavations at the hill site uncovered the brick foundation of an ancient temple measuring roughly 4.5 meters by 5.5 meters, along with a moonstone (doorstep). The site appears likely to be pre-Angkorian. The site was first discovered in the early 2000's (2017?)
- [Ta Krabei Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ta-krabei/): Also known as Prasat Ta Krabey/Ta Kwai/Ta Khwai and also Preah Tveang, it is a massively tall cruciform-shaped temple located in Cambodia on the border with Thailand. Constructed in sandstone it has an entrance on each side and housed a naturally formed linga. It is believed to have been constructed between the 11-12th century but
- [Spean Krabon](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/spean-krabon/): A grand, laterite bridge located on the ancient road connecting Angkor to Phimai. It's not far from Prasat Kok Mon yet it is best accessed from a trail that comes around the bridge's north side, which is deep, loose sand in the dry season and usually flooded in the rainy season. Getting there: Take the
- [Wat Chroy Neang Ngourn](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chroy-neang-ngourn/): A contemporary monastery in Srei Snam located on the west side of the grand basin known as Ang Chroy Neang Nguon. The monastery grounds feature a collection of repurposed laterite blocks and sandstone pieces from an ancient temple site. Those pieces include a repurposed sandstone pedestal, three antefixes, and a part of a naga headstone
- [Pram Temple (Moung Commune)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/pram-pr-6/): Partially standing remains of a group of five brick temples with a basin in the east. As of visiting in April 2025, the site is heavily overgrown and only the three bases of brick shrines can be recognised. The brickwork and sole decorative fragment would suggest the site may date to around the 9th-10th century.
- [Spean Thma Thom (Ta Soam Commune)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/spean-thma-3/): Located along the road that led from Angkor to Phimai, Spean Thma Thom is a laterite bridge recorded to be around 40 meters long and 6 meters wide. A short way to the south is a smaller bridge also known as Spean Thma. Unfortunately, the raised earth section of road that would have joined the
- [Tuol Svay Chum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/tuol-svay-chum/): Located south of the ancient road that led from Angkor to Phimai, and southeast of Spean Thma, a large square basin and moated mound can be seen. Inside the moated mound are traces of brick, by appearances pre-10th century, which may concur with the square rather than elongated basin. In the drone shot below, you
- [Spean Thma (Ta Saom Commune)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/spean-thma-6/): Laterite bridge with at least 4 arches. It measures around 9 meters long and 5-6 meters wide. 160m north of here is Spean Thma Thom and 1.6km to the south along the old road is Spean Chambok. Images: March 2025
- [Spean Chambok](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/spean-chambok/): Laterite bridge with at least 7 visible arches. It measures 16 meters long and around 6 meters wide. The bridge is easy to reach, and north of here, following the old road, are traces of a temple site, and two more bridges before connecting back to the main sealed road.
- [Wat Kdei Run](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kdei-run-v/): A contemporary monastery near where a bollard was found with an inscription registered under K. 897. The 1900s French explorer, Aymonier, briefly noted the site. Sima stones are seen that pre-date the present-day pagoda, which may date to around the 80s or 90s. Inscription K. 897/K. 251: Discovered in 1939, it is described as a
- [Prasat Ta Lek Yeang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-ta-lek-yeang/): Located east of Wat Yeang and east for Road 201, Prasat Ta Lek Yeang sits in an area renovated as a scenic/relaxation area by General Ouk Kim Lek and his wife in 2018 recorded as KH: រមណីយដ្ឋានតាលេខយាង. Beyond the grand mound (its significance is unknown to me), is the remains of the temple area featuring
- [Wat Yeang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-yeang/): A small pagoda on the west side of Road 201 in Yeang Commune.
- [Wat Khmera](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-khmera/): Located in Pouk, the grounds are large with many colourful and bright gold stupas. The pagoda features many murals and porched entrances. Images: March 2025
- [Terrasse Bouddhique No. 3 - Monument 89 - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terracei-iii/): A presently uncleared site, first uncovered in 1918 by Henri Marchal and referred to as Terrace #3, it's a large sandstone terrace, near to 40 m long and 20 m wide, surrounded by sema stones, and opening to the east with a small laterite building of only around 3m sq. It is suggested to be
- [Kok Patri Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/patri-pr/): Also known as Patri (Pr.), originally a group of two brick temples surrounded by a moat. They are all but ruined if not for the archeological excavation which has been given a large shelter and left unfilled so we can still see the interesting remnants of the brick base, various sandstone plinths, sandstone pedestals, and
- [Buddhist Terrace (Remnants) of Phnom Krom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/buddhist-terrace-remnants-of-phnom-krom/): At the eastern entrance to the 9th-century temple, Prasat Phnom Krom (Khmer: ប្រាសាទភ្នំក្រោម), an array of remnants from a Buddhist Terrace can be seen. Buddhist Terrace is a term used on this site for Theravada Buddhist structures from the late/post-Angkorian era, they may also be called preah vihear, prah vihar, or vihara. In the collection
- [Buddhist Terrace (Remnants) of Preah Enkosei Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/buddhist-terrace-remnants-of-preah-enkosei-temple/): Preah Enkosei Temple, was built (or at least restored) in the 10th century under the reign of King Rajendravarman II (r. 944-968), whilst the pagoda we see today dates to at least prior to 1941. However, the site also has a collection of sima stones in differing styles lying around in different spots, although I
- [Buddhist Terrace of Kravan Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/buddhist-terrace-of-kravan-temple/): Prasat Kravan (Khmer: ប្រាសាទក្រវាន់) is a 10th-century temple consisting of five brick towers. Meanwhile, one tower features a pedestal flanked by sema stone, indicating the site may have been in use in the late/post-Angkor era under Theravada Buddhism. Also notable is the building/terrace of which only its base remains on the southeast side of the
- [Kravan Temple - History & Highlights](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kravan-pr/): Prasat Kravan (Khmer: ប្រាសាទក្រវាន់) is a 10th-century temple constructed in the era of Harshavarman I (reign circa 910-922 AD) consisting of five brick towers. The temple was dedicated to Vishnu in 921 AD, according to the inscription. It's a site that is often skipped, which is a shame, as the style of bas-relief carvings here
- [Buddhist Terrace of Ta Prohm](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/buddhist-terrace-of-ta-prohm/): Located inside the outermost enclosure on the west side, and south of the causeway of Ta Prohm temple, sits a Buddhist Terrace structure from a later era, suggested to be around the late Angkor/early post-Angkorian era. The rectangular terrace sits on an east-west axis with a raised pedestal/balan at its western end. This balan appears
- [Buddhist Terrace of Banteay Kdei](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/buddhist-terrace-of-banteay-kdei/): Located inside the third enclosure of Banteay Kdei temple, on the eastern side south of the causeway, are the remnants of a Buddhist Terrace and what may be a chedi or reliquary. It's thought that both would post date the 12th-13th century date of the site and belong to the late/post-Angkor era. The terrace is
- [Buddhist Terrace of Preah Khan](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/buddhist-terrace-of-preah-khan/): Located on the west side of Preah Khan, inside the outer enclosure and north of the causeway, are the remnants of a Buddhist Terrace likely constructed in the late/post-Angkor era, long after the temple's 12th-13th century heyday. The rectangular area formed by laterite, most likely sourced from the temple proper, is demarcated by sandstone leaf-shaped
- [Monument 71 (Terrace) - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-7/): A ruinous and uncleared site that is believed to be a "Buddhist Terrace". Brickwork, laterite, and sandstone can be seen along with remnants of a stone garuda and sandstone pedestals. It is located in the forested area of Angkor Thom, north of the South Gate and east of the South Gate road. In the early
- [Monument 68 (Terrace) - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-5/): An overgrown and uncleared site (05/2021) that is believed to be a "Buddhist Terrace". At the site several sandstone plinths can be seen, sema stones, pedestal, and a long raised laterite and brick structure (uncleared) that features a square 1-2 m stepped structure at its western end. Gallery Contemporary Research In research conducted under the
- [Monument 52 (Terrace) - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrasse-8/): Located on the east side of the Bayon Temple and east of the East Gate road, Monument 52 is another "Buddhist Terrace" that is likely attributed to the late/post-Angkor era. By the side of the road that circles the Bayon, an outline of laterite can be seen stretching north to south (unusually, but there is
- [Monument 60 (Terrace) - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrasse-7/): Located west of the East Gate of Angkor Thom and north of the East Gate Road, Monument 60 is an unexcavated "Buddhist Terrace" of the late/post-Angkor era. Sima (Boundary Stones) can be seen demarcating what would have been the ritual area, an elongated terrace constructed of laterite. Several sandstone pedestals remain in situ. Images: March
- [Terrace Group 5 - (ATV030) Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-group-5-atv030-angkor-thom/): The remains here are part of a group that was surveyed in the early 1900s and labelled "Groupe n° 5". The site has been surveyed in recent times under the Angkor Vihara Project and given the identifier ATV030. Further to the east are two more sites that make up Group 5, which are ATV028 and
- [Terrace Group 5 - Monument 2 - (ATV028)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-group-5-monument-2-atv028/): Located south of the East Gate Road, east of the Bayon Temple, is an unusual Buddhist Terrace structure that was recorded by Henri Marchal in 1918 and, in recent times, has been under research by the Angkor Vihara Project. The Buddhist Terrace structures of the late/post-Angkorian era found throughout Angkor Thom and surrounding sites typically
- [Monument 65 (ATV026) - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/monument-65-atv026-angkor-thom/): Located in the forest area south of the East Gate Road, Monument 65 is a Buddhist Terrace suggested to be from the late Angkor/post-Angkor era. On visiting in October 2025, the site is heavily overgrown but what can be seen is the outline of an elongated laterite terrace, demarcated by double leaf-shaped sema, still standing
- [Terrace 5 (Group) Monument 1 (ATV027) - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-5-group-angkor-thom/): The site, located east of the Bayon and south of the East Gate road, was first documented in the early 1900s by Lunet de Lajonquiere (Carte Du Groupe d'Angkor) and later in 1918 by Henri Marchal and Georges Trouve. In recent times, the site has been cleared for research as part of the Angkor Vihara
- [Tuol Lok Ta Chhnout Krahorm](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/lok-ta-chhnout-krahorm/): Remnants of Buddhist Terrace from the 16th-17th century Longvek era. The site was locked on our previous visits to the area in 2021, Aug 2023 and Feb 2024, there is a phone number to call, but we didn't want to put any to the hassle. The site's original sema stones can still be seen in
- [Angkor Thom West Gate](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-thvear-ta-keo/): Angkor Thom West Gate (also recorded as Ta Kav Gate, TaKaov, Thvear Ta Keo) is one of the five ancient gates allowing entry into Angkor Thom. The other gates are the South Gate (Thvear Tonle Om), North Gate (Thvear Ta Nok), Victory Gate (Thvear Chey), and East Gate (Gate of the Dead or Thvear Khnoch).
- [A Guide to Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport (SAI)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/siem-reap-angkor-international-airport/): The new Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport (SAI/VDSA) is located about 50 km to the northeast of Siem Reap City in Soutr Nikom District and takes over from the old airport (REP) (now closed) that was located to the northwest of the city centre. The new Siem Reap airport is much larger in all facets, offering improved services
- [Preah Bat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-bat/)
- [Anlong Thma](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/anlong-thma/): Site of an ancient sandstone quarry
- [Spean Khmeng (Svay Leu)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/spean-khmeng-2/): Very small laterite bridge located northeast of Wat Svay Leu. It features corbelled arches. By eye, it is around 4-5 m wide and 6 m or so long with three visible arches. Across the top, it has deep ruts that one assumes are from usage in recent times. It also has sandstone plinths that are
- [Stoeng Chas](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/stoeng-chas/)
- [Thnâl Phlôv Srae](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/thnal-phlov-srae/)
- [Thnâl Popêl](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/thnal-popel/)
- [Thnal Mrech](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/thnal-mrech/): Embankments related to the ancient hydraulic system of Phnom Kulen.
- [Kap Chen Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kap-chen-pr/): Kap Chen Temple (not yet prepared for visitors - as of late 2021) is a sandstone temple featuring at least one tower that is only partially standing and a large sprawl of tumbled sandstone blocks buried in overgrowth at the time of visiting. The base of the partially standing tower appears intact and along with
- [Thnâl Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/thnal-thom/)
- [Thnal Bangkoy](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/thnal-bangkoy/): Recorded as being ancient earthwork, with an east-west orientation. Location approximated.
- [Thnâl Dach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/thnal-dach/)
- [Thnâl](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/thnal-t/)
- [Peung Moha Eisei Temple (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung-moha-eisei-pr/): Located atop Phnom Kulen, it's also known as Poeng Maha Eisei, or Pueng Aysey/Ey Sey along with other variants. Naming aside, it's a small but incredibly scenic and atmospheric spot featuring rock carvings, ponds, and a small cell carved into a large rock with an opening that is framed and flanked by two deity carvings.
- [Peung Preah](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung-preah/): Rock shelter with ancient carvings. 3 km southeast of Peung Preah Put Kraom
- [Peung Preah](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung-preah-2/): Rock carvings
- [Wat Preah Ang Choub](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung-preah-chop/): Located partway up the south side of Kulen Mountain, Wat Preah Ang Choub features a highly revered ancient rock carving recorded as Peung Preah Chop. It is a functioning monastery and an important one, too; every year, thousands of monks gather here, coming from Thailand and as far as China. As mentioned, the site is
- [Peung Preah Put Loe](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung-preah-put-loe/): Cave with carvings
- [Peung Preah Put Kraom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung-preah-put-kraom/): Located on the north side of Phnom Kulen and south of the village of Kronhoung, there are numerous rock monoliths, many of which taper in at the bottom creating a natural shelter, it's a fascinating place. This particular monolith appears to have been a hermit/ascetics lair, featuring several carvings and remnants of walls formed of
- [Peung Put](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung-put/): Large rock with cave and carvings, another 90m to the south slightly north. Location approximate
- [Peung Keo Nama](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung-keo-nama/): Rock carvings.
- [Peung Tbal (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung-tbal/): Located atop Phnom Kulen and southwest of the village of Anlong Thom, it's also recorded as Poeng Tbal. A fascinating scenic site with natural rock massifs featuring ancient carvings all sitting at the edge of a natural gulley that is believed to have been developed into a reservoir during ancient times. The groups of rock
- [Peung Preah Thvear (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung-preah-thvear/): Also recorded as Poeng Ta Roet, it's a long alcove in the mountainside below Wat Chas featuring an inscription and carvings dating to the 10th/11th century. The figures include a group of figures commonly known as the Nine Deities seated atop their mounts (Vahana) beside which are two standing deities. One of the standing deities
- [Peung Chhat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung-chhat/): Located on the north side of Phnom Kulen and south of the village of Kronhoung, at the foot of the mountain slope, it's a spectacular rock monolith that tapers in at the bottom creating a rock shelter. This natural shelter has in ancient times been put to good use, featuring quite a well-executed rock carving
- [Peung](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung/): Cave with carvings
- [Peung Komnou](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung-komnou/): Located north of Wat Svay Leu and at the foothills of Phnom Kulen, Peung Komnou features stunning rock carvings. There are actually several separate carvings to see here on a group of rock monoliths. The trail leading to the site is suitable for moto/bike/hike although a vehicle could certainly make it part ways there. The
- [Ta Trachiek Veng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ta-trachiek-veng/): Located north of Svay Leu and Peung Komnou, Ta Trachiek Veng, or Prasat Nakta Tracheak Thom, is a laterite terrace supporting a large stele with a representation of Ganesha in what may be Vigna Ganapati form.
- [River of 1000 Lingas (Anlong Pong Phkay)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/anlong-pong-phkay/): Along a stretch of the riverbed for around 500 m there are carvings of linga, several big and small yoni, and a large carving of Vishnu. Along the walls of the riverbed, a small carving is also seen in the bedrock. At the very southern end or the beginning of the carvings, there is also
- [Srah Damrei (Elephant Pond) of Phnom Kulen](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/srah-damrei/): Located atop Phnom Kulen, about 5.5 km southwest of the village of Anlong Thom, Srah Damrei is a group of large animal monoliths carved from the naturally formed sandstone. They include an elephant, two lions, and an unknown figure (some call it a frog), which are all fronted by a bull (Nandin) carved in the
- [Sema Don Meas](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sema-don-meas/): Location of ancient sema stone demarcated site (similar to Sema Peam Kre)
- [Sema Peam Kre](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sema-peam-kre/): Sema Peam Kre is a very unique site in the context of the early Angkor located atop Kulen mountain near to and believed to be contemporaneous to the Banteay (Royal Palace) of Mahendraparvata around the 8-9th century. It is a very early Buddhist site featuring upright large carved stone slabs (sema stones) arranged to demarcate
- [Chup Chrei Temple (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/chrei-pr-2/): Prasat Chup Chrei is a small ruinous brick temple that, unusually, opens to the west. A section of lintel can still be seen at the site. A short way away and you will find the more impressive Thma Dap Temple.
- [Preah Ang Thom Pagoda](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-thom/): Located atop Phnom Kulen, and often referred to as the Reclining Buddha, Preah Ang Thom (Khmer: ព្រះអង្គធំ) is an 8 meters (26 ft) tall statue of the reclining Buddha reaching nirvana. The statue is carved into a huge natural sandstone boulder to which a modern staircase has been added along with a shelter over the
- [Ta Pok](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ta-pok/): Only a mound remains
- [Kôk Balang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kok-balang-3/)
- [Banteay (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/banteay/): The Banteay site is an expansive area that is believed to be the royal palace of Jayavarman II (802–850 AD) in what is now known as once being the ancient capital, Mahendraparvata atop Phnom Kulen. While there are no visible remnants of the royal palace to be seen today bar some scattered brick debris, excavations
- [Kbal Spean - Visiting Info, Layout, History & More](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kbal-spean/): The ancient site of Kbal Spean is a section of the river whose waters flow over the natural stone bedrock which has been abundantly sculpted, in particular with linga, but also with gods of the Hindu pantheon including Brahma, Shiva, Vishnu, Uma and other deities. The riverbed even features small basins whose walls were also
- [Kroes Prasat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kroes-prasat-5/): A temple site where all we see today is a mound of bricks surrounding the deposit well with what may be the outline of a larger laterite base. A broken linga pedestal sits atop the site.
- [O Pha-ong Temple (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/o-pha-ong-pr/): Also recorded as Aur Pha On, O Phaong, Neak Ta, and Andong Temple. Prasat O Pha-ong is a tall square brick temple on a raised brick terrace. It opens to the east and features three false floors, decreasing in size with each step up, also featuring "mini-prasats" at each corner. Rather than carved elements, it
- [O Dambang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/o-dambang/): Remains of a brick temple
- [Arak Bak Kâ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/arak-bak-ka/)
- [Svay Leu Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/svay-leu-pr/): Prasat Svay Leu is an interesting site for many reasons. It is located on the contemporary monastery grounds and features an outer walled enclosure with an entrance on the east opening to a small courtyard with "library" buildings followed by another entrance gopura and walled enclosure occupied by the central shrine that has been replaced/covered
- [Ta Iem Temple (Sre Yem)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ta-iem-pr/): Located in Svay Leu on the farming plains below Kulen Mountain, Prasat Ta Iem (on Google Maps as Prasat Ta Tiep and other notes as Sre Yem) features an outer moat, laterite walled enclosure with an entrance on the east leading to a single brick tower. The site's central tower has collapsed mostly but remains
- [Soeng Temple (Svay Leu)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/soeng-pr-2/): Remnants of an ancient brick temple site. Location approximated.
- [Sam Yot Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sam-yot-pr/): Located around 5km southwest of Beng Mealea, Prasat Sam Yot features the remnants of what appears to be a late 10th-11th century temple. On visiting in late 2024, it was quite overgrown and appeared to be a single sandstone shrine that opened to the east with a forebody and had chambered false entrances around its
- [Roeu Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/roeu-pr/): Located around 6km to the southwest of Beng Mealea and around 500m north of the supposed path of the ancient East Road that joined Angkor to Beng Mealea, Prasat Roeu, or Prasat Reu, features the remnants of a 10th-century brick temple. It was a small temple with a single shrine opening to the east with
- [Chau Srei Vibol Temple - History & Highlights](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/chau-srei-vibol-pr/): Also recorded as Chaw Srei Vibol, it is a unique temple site located along the ancient East Royal Road that leads from Angkor to Beng Melea and from there connects to Preah Khan of Kampong Svay and in another direction, Koh Ker, Neak Buos, and Wat Phu. The site was believed to have been constructed
- [Phnom Hap Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-hap-pr/): Also known as Kom Nob Temple (ប្រាសាទ ភ្នំកំណប់), it's located atop a small mountain of the same name, Phnom Hap, that lies to the southwest of Phnom Kulen and south of Kbal Spean. At the base of the mountain, on its northeastern side, a Buddhist monastery (wat) provides access to the trail leading up to
- [Phnom Sruoch](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-sruoch-2/): Partially standing square brick temple
- [Phnom Veak Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-veak-pr/): Also known as Prasat Phnom Preah Tevakh, the ancient temple is located atop the low mountain with one tall tower built atop a stepped laterite base which also appears as it may have once led to stairs down the mountain on its easter side. The tower is constructed mostly of laterite although a lot of
- [Preah Ko Temple (Svay Leu)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-ko-pr/): Located north of Kulen Mountain in the commune of Kantout, the moated 10th-century temple site features the remains of three temples, "library" building, enclosed by a laterite wall with eastern gopura. Three inscriptions were registered from the site. The site is reasonably easy to reach (12/22) with a farm trail leading off the dirt road
- [Peam Kre Temple (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peam-kre-pr/): Located west of Anlong Thom village and north of the main road, Peam Kre features two partially standing brick temples. They are aligned on a north-south axis and open to the east. One of the shrines rose up on a seemingly pyramidal base of decent proportions while the other sat a little lower making for
- [Balang Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/balang-pr/): A group of at least three ruinous brick temples that are partially standing. It appears to have featured an entry gopura on the east, an outer wall, and perhaps other structures which are hard to determine from the rubble that remains. Nearby is a kneeling elephant statue.
- [Beng Mealea Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/beng-mealea-pr/): Beng Mealea (Khmer: ប្រាសាទបឹងមាលា) is one of the ancient Khmer Empires' larger temple complexes and is located 40 km east of the main group of temples at Angkor Archeological Park along the ancient royal highway that led to Preah Khan of Kampong Svay. According to the architectural style, similar to that of Angkor Wat, it
- [Spean Thmâ Bay Kriem](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/spean-thma-bay-kriem-2/): A laterite bridge with 4 arches recorded as measuring 8 m long and 9 m wide
- [Trapeang Khyang Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/trapeang-khyang-pr/): Also known as Prasat Banteay Khchorng, it's a ruinous but incredibly fascinating site with several unique features. It has an outer laterite wall enclosure that is divided into two sections. with one section containing a partially standing group of three brick temples and an eastern section containing unique elongated structures and a unique galleried gopura.
- [Bangkuoy Khang Lech Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/bangkuoy-khang-lech-pr/): Located to the northeast of Svay Leu district, Siem Reap, also recorded as Prasat Bangkouy West, it's a standing sandstone temple with a "library", and an outer wall with gopura on the east and west sides. It is a fascinating site, only partly cleared (01/23) that features some unique art features as well as sitting
- [Bangkuoy Khang Kaeut Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/bangkuoy-khang-kaeut-pr/): Also recorded as Prasat East Angkouy, it's the remains of a group of three temples constructed from laterite and brick with sandstone elements. Features "library" and an outer wall with gopura. It is located a short distance east of Bangkuoy Khang Lech Temple. On visiting in mid-January, and noting the overgrowth, I'll return to the
- [Kraol Romeas Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kraol-romeas-pr/): Located atop Kulen Mountain adjacent to the popular waterfall, as far as I know, Prasat Kraol Romeas is Cambodia's only temple that has a river running through it. While the majority of the temple site is located on the eastern side of the river, there are remains of the outer enclosure wall found on the
- [Thma Dap Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/thma-dap-pr/): Also known as Thma Dab Temple, it is a single brick sanctuary. It features amazingly ornate pilasters and friezes, lintels, and false floors all carved into the brickwork. Originally the temple would have been covered in stucco, which amazingly, remnants of which can still be seen. To the east of the site, some laterite steps
- [Trapeang Soeng Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/trapeang-soeng-pr/): A group of three almost completely ruined brick and laterite temples, basin in the east.
- [Thnal Dach Temple (Svay Leu)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/thnal-dach-pr/): According to reports, it's the ancient ruins of a laterite temple with a "library" and outer enclosure wall with gopura on the east. Location approximated.
- [Trâpeang Sangkae Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/trapeang-sangkae-pr/)
- [Pr. Trâpeang Sangkae (IK 564,08) Roche Ta Pong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/pr-trapeang-sangkae-ik-56408-roche-ta-pong/)
- [Trapeang Run (Svay Leu)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/trapeang-run-2/): Remnants of a three-brick temple group. Note there are many temples sharing this name see Trapeang Run
- [Russei Chhlop Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/russei-chhlop-pr/): Remains of brick temple that likely pre-dated the 12th century at least, by noting the use of brick alone. It sits 500m north of the ancient East Road, which joined Angkor to Beng Mealea and Preah Khan of Kampong Svay, which is typically a development dated to around the 12th century in terms of its masonry
- [Trapeang Popel Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/trapeang-popel-pr/): Located to the southwest of Kranhoung Temple, the site apparently featured remains including laterite steps and a sandstone base. The site was noted briefly in Les sites archéologiques de la région du Bhnaṃ Gūlen (Phnom Kulen) Towards the West we first come across the complex ensemble near which the newly settled hamlet of Krañun (2)
- [Trâpeang Beng Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/trapeang-beng-pr/)
- [Batang (Terrace of Pr. Chrey)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/batang/): Large cruciform sandstone terrace that was connected on the west side by a causeway to Pr. Chrey. At a guess, it is one meter or so in height, around 20 m long and 4 m wide running east-west, and similar running north-south making a cruciform shape. It features ornate decoration and molding typical of the
- [Ta Vong Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ta-vong-pr/): Group of three ruinous temples constructed from sandstone, laterite, brick and featuring wall, 'library' building, and basin in the east. At the time of visiting (late 2021) the site was heavily overgrown and for some of the description, I'll rely on that by Boulbert & Dagens who surveyed the site in the late 60s and
- [Ta Brahm Temple of Kantuot Village](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ta-prohm-pr/): Also recorded as Ta Prohm, located north of Kulen Mountain south of Khna. It is a partially standing remains of a square brick temple with moat. The site is overgrown and accessible only via farm trails (12/22).
- [Ta Puong Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ta-puong-pr/): Partially standing laterite temple. Also recorded as Ta Boun as noted on two occasions in Les sites archéologiques de la région du Bhnaṃ Gūlen To the northeast of Kantuot, on the right bank of the Aur Dham, stands the very ruined laterite tower of Ta Buon (17); probable starting point of a causeway leading east.
- [Ta Nup Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ta-nup/): Also known as Prasat Samrong, it is recognised as being one of the many "Hospital Chapels" built during the era of King Jayavarman VII (reign 1181–1218). It's a remote site, located on the north side of Kulen Mountain south of the village of Khna. The site features a central shrine, constructed of laterite and remarkably
- [Ta Toat Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ta-toat-pr/): Also known as Tatuot Temple (ប្រាសាទតាទួត), or Prasat Ta Tort (ប្រាសាទ តាទ័ត្), it's located north of Kulen Mountain and southeast of the village of Kantout. The temple site has a general location easily recognisable by the large basin that normally sits to the eastern side of a temple while in this case, the temple is
- [Prasat Tadong (Ta Ong Temple)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ta-ong-pr/): Built partway up the side of the scenic Kulen mountain, Ta Ong (or Prasat Tadong) was originally a group of three ancient brick temples, today one tower remains mostly standing. The tower features ornate lintels carved into the brickwork, reminiscent of 7th-century style, and a series of false floors almost appearing as temples stacked atop
- [Damrei Krap Temple (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/damrei-krap-pr/): Also known as Damrei Krab Temple (ប្រាសាទដំរីក្រាប) and Prasat Prasat Krabei Krab (Khmer: ប្រាសាទក្របីក្រាប). A group of three brick temples, aligned on a north-south axis and opening to the east. The central tower is in good condition (restored in recent times) and the side towers only partially standing. The site is further surrounded by remnants
- [Don Meas Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/don-meas-pr/): Small, mostly in ruin brick temple.
- [Dambok Khpuos Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/dambok-khpuos-pr/): Located north of Phnom Kulen in Svay Leu district, it is the remains of what were three brick towers. Presently the site is overgrown and only remnants remain. An inscription was recorded here under K. 196. The earliest report on the site comes from a brief note by E. Aymonier in the late 1800s, then
- [Dangkao Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/dangkao-pr/): Remains of a brick temple. We went to visit the site (12/22) locals said not to bother as it was heavily shrouded in fresh thorny bamboo. Will try again mid-summer after everything dies off. Location marker aprroximated.
- [Prasat Daun Chan (Don Chan Temple)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/don-chan-pr/): Also recorded as Prasat Daun Chan and Dong Chan, it is located around 400m to the southwest of the western entrance of Beng Mealea Temple. It features an outer laterite enclosure wall with a single cruciform entrance pavilion (gopura) on the eastern side and a single shrine with a library building in the southeast corner.
- [Preah Pram Preah Ang Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-pram-preah-ang-pr/): Cave rock carvings
- [Changha Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/changha-pr/): Partially standing remains of a laterite temple, with "library" building and outer wall. Moat. (source: Cisark)
- [Koki Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koki-pr/): Partial remains of a 9th-century brick temple. Amongst the great mass of brick rubble, a remaining part of the original structure can still be seen and a large gaping hole that would have been the central shrine and deposit well. An ancient pedestal can be seen only partly excavated along with a beautiful ornate round
- [Chrei Temple (Beng Mealea)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/chrei-pr-3/): Also known as Chrey Temple, Prasat Chrey and even Prasat Chrek. It is sandstone temple with two libraries, outer wall with entry gopura, terrace (listed here), and basin. It is a feature of the ancient Royal Road network and one of the several structures that early French researchers would classify as "Temple d’étape" (waypoint or
- [Kompom Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kompom-pr/): Located on the north side of Kulen Mountain in Svay Leu District, it's also known as Khlong Ka (or Khluń Kar), Ta Nhan, and Prasat Yoni. It is believed to be a 12th c temple although there is no inscription or even architectural decoration to help determine its era. It's a single shrine, rectangular, built
- [Trung Khla Khmum Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/trung-khla-khmum-pr/): Also known as Khla Khmom Temple. Originally a group of three small brick temples with a "library" building and an outer brick wall with an entrance on the east. Remains of all the structures can still be seen but it is the central shrine that has held up the best. The central shrine features false
- [Preah Thvear](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-thvear/): Viewpoint located in the northeast of the Kulen plateau. (No archaeological remains)
- [Khnap Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/khnap-pr/): Located immediately west of Wat Tbaeng there are the remains of a brick temple. Remnants seen include sandstone door jambs and a fragment of a lotus petal band. The site was recorded in an inventory carried out by Boulbert & Dagens in the early 1970s.
- [Khting Slap Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/khting-slap-pr/): Remains of a small brick temple that featured a "library" building and an outer enclosure wall with an entrance to the north. Historical Photos (Taken around 1936 - property of EFEO - more at Fonds Cambodge)
- [Kraham Temple (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kraham-pr-3/): Recently restored, Kraham Temple, or the Red Temple (due to the color of bricks used), was originally a group of three temples built in the 9th century and aligned north-south while opening to the east. Today only the southern temple remains to be seen, with the middle temple no longer seen and the northern temple
- [Rong Chen Temple (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/rong-chen-pr/): Prasat Rong Chen, or Rong Chen Temple, sits atop Kulen Mountain (Phnom Kulen) located around 60-70km north of Siem Reap and about 2 km southwest of the village of Anlong Thom. It is a fascinating and historically important site dating to the 9th century that is anecdotally touted as where the Khmer King Jayavarman II
- [Kranhoung Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kranhoung-pr/): Located on the northern side of Phnom Kulen in Svay Leu district, and also known as Prasat Kro Nhung, it is the remains of a brick temple with two laterite annex buildings, with an outer enclosure wall with gopura on the east side, a moat, and a large basin in the northeast. On visiting the
- [Kon Ko Temple (Svay Leu)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kon-ko-pr/): Remains of a group of three brick temples with a long "library" immediately fronting the south tower which is preceded by the remains of an entrance gopura, a moat, and then another large laterite gopura which may have joined to a wall but little remains of such are seen. While the site is quite ruinous,
- [Vat Prasat (Prasat Sek Ta Tuy)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/vat-prasat-pr/): Located around 8km southwest of Beng Mealea, in Siem Reap province, it is an ancient temple complex also known as Prasat Sek Ta Tuy, Prasat Trapeang Thnal, while most locals will know it as Prasat Wat Prasat albeit there is no monastery. It's an extraordinary site, at least in my mind, exhibiting precise craftsmanship and
- [Preah Noreay](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-noreay/)
- [Wat Tbaeng (Banteay Srei District)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/tbaeng-v/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda. The site was recorded in an inventory carried out by Boulbert & Dagens in the early 1970s as having the remains of a brick temple. Noting that 350m to the east are the remains of Khnap Temple.
- [Neak Ta Temple (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/neak-ta-pr-3/): Located south of Anlong Thom village atop Phnom Kulen south of Prasat Anlong Thom and north of Prasat Chrei and Bos Neak. All are along the same trail, on a north-south axis and all, unusually, open to the west. The tall square brick temple is mostly standing at least on three sides. Even in its
- [Preah Pram Lak](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-pram-lak/)
- [Trâpeang Lbeuk Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/trapeang-lbeuk-pr/)
- [Preah Bat Phnom Bei](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-bat-phnom-bei/): Also known as Wat Phnom Bei, it's located at the foothill of Phnom Kulen and to the northwest of Beng Mealea temple and features a contemporary pagoda located atop a natural rise with spectacular views across the massif of Kulen and the surrounding plains and hills. On an adjacent rise, an arrangement of rocks forming
- [Phnom Bei](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-bei/): Sandstone quarry located in the area from the northwest corner of Prasat Beng Mealea at the foot of the Phnom Kulen.
- [O Thma Dap (Beng Mealea)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/o-thma-dap/): There is a sandstone quarry just north of Prasat Beng Mealea that forms part of a river bed. It is quite fascinating to see where the temple originated and the clear lines of where large blocks of sandstone would have been chiselled. It's also a nice spot to relax, as many do. This creek continues
- [Necropolis](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-10/): An uncleared site and unprepared for visitors. Located along the northeastern edge of the Beng Thom (a large basin) is a mostly continuous mound running east-west of almost 250 m in length and perhaps 30 m wide and several meters tall. On its northeastern end can be seen a laterite structure, a sandstone plinth, various
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-6/): An uncleared site that has been partially excavated. A sema stone can be seen and a sandstone pedestal atop a raised mound.
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-3/): A small "Buddhist Terrace" that has been recently reconstructed featuring a modern Buddha statue. Surrounded by the double sema stones of the original site. Gallery
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-2/): A small "Buddhist Terrace" currently unrestored and constructed of brick and laterite, and surrounded by double sema stones. It appears to be around 20 m long with the demarcated area a little larger, while the central "shrine" is only a meter or so square and a meter and a half tall albeit in a state
- [Terrace (River)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-top/): An uncleared site mostly in ruin that has a small structure about with only the base remaining, several sandstone plinths, and shaped pieces. Gallery The base structure is about 10 m square with unique molding in sandstone atop a core of laterite and located at the western end of the site, it is surrounded by
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace/): Presently uncleared, the lightly overgrown site is believed to be a terrace attributed to the late/post Angkor period. The small area of remains actually occupies a larger raised mound which is surrounded by a moat. Gallery The remains include a small rectangular base made from laterite topped with molded sandstone. The sandstone pieces seem cobbled
- [Unnamed Buddhist Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/buddhist-terrace-2/): Scant remnants of a Buddhist Terrace (?) a half exposed sima can be seen and another sema lying against a tree along with sandstone blocks. Nearby a newer shrine has been constructed. Gallery
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-east-baray/): Scant remains of a laterite and sandstone terrace that are close by and may be related to this terrace.
- [Unnamed Buddhist Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/buddhist-terrace/): Unnamed Buddhist Terrace, a large mound, overgrown, and only two large but broken pedestals can be seen.
- [Preah Vihear Pram Pi Lven](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-preah-vihear-pram-pi-lven/): Located east of the Royal Palace in Angkor Thom, just off the road that leads to Victory gate, it is the best preserved of Angkor Thom's Buddhist Terraces. As a brief intro, and there is more here including links to new research, there are over 70 of these terraces and structures within the Angkor Thom
- [Preah Ngok (Angkor Thom)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-preah-ngok/): Located just north of Bayon and featuring a monumental Buddha statue, it's one of the many Buddhist terraces attributed to the post-Angkor period created using recycled masonry from prior ancient sites. It is a simple but large terrace, formed by a platform of laterite blocks recorded as 90 meters by 24 meters that rises around
- [Tep Pranam Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/tep-pranam-pr/): Tep Pranam (Khmer: ប្រាសាទទេពប្រណម្យ), located inside Angkor Thom, is a "Buddhist terrace" featuring seated lions and naga balustrades with a giant seated Buddha. It is located just north of the Terrace of the Leper King. The terrace is typical of Buddhist Terrace constructions being low height, cruciform shape, and facing east. Preceded by an approx..
- [Terrace #4 - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrace-num-iv/): A large Buddhist Terrace, perhaps the largest in Angkor Thom, featuring a cross-section at its west end and then a lower platform at a meter or so high that extends east for some way. Built from sandstone it features no ornate decoration, from what can be seen at least, just styling lines that are in
- [Preah En Tep](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-preah-en-tep/): Located just south of the Bayon Temple inside Angkor Thom, Preah En Tep was an ancient Buddhist Terrace that has been restored in recent times. As it is with other terraces of the type, it faces east and features a grand pedestal, or balang, at its western end. In this case, it supports a monumental
- [Preah Si Ar](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-preah-si-ar/): A Buddhist Terrace with two tiers, the top tier reconstructed, featuring multiple bas-relief panels of garuda. Sixteen sema stones were found here, noted as being decorated with a bas-relief depicting a seated figure of Yama wearing a headdress with three points and holding a sword in his right hand. An inscription was also registered from
- [Preah Kok Thlok](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-preah-kok-thlok/): Located immediately west of the Bayon Temple in Angkor Thom, it's a recently reconstructed ancient Buddhist terrace, demarcated by double sema while also featuring the remains of laterite chedi/reliquary on its western side. It remains a sacred site for locals who come to pray here. The remains of the laterite structure at the western end
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-terrasse-bouddhique/): Located atop an embankment that meets the Siem Reap river, the site features laterite and sandstone blocks somewhat crudely creating an elongated platform with sandstone blocks stacked one level high around its perimeter. At its northern end, there appears to have been a simple structure with a well that lays in ruin. Apart from molded
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrasse-3/)
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrasse/): An uncleared site that has been excavated at some stage. A large number of sema stone can be seen with a sprawl of sandstone plinths and laterite construction Gallery
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrasse-6/): An uncleared site with scant remains of what was recorded in early French journals as a Buddhist Terrace (more). A large sandstone pedestal can be seen, sema stones, and other sandstone plinths. Gallery
- [Monument 58 - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-vestiges-de-prasat/): An unnamed and uncleared site (recorded as Monument 58 in early French records) that is primarily constructed of laterite featuring a large prasat (or chedi) at its western end and then a porch that extends forward maybe 10-15 m. It appears to have featured sandstone dressing on the porch (or terrace), or perhaps it had
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrasse-9/)
- [Terrace E](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrace-e/)
- [Terrace D (Angkor Thom)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrasse-10/): Terrace D, a name used in early French maps, is a yet-to-be reconstructed site that was first documented in 1918 by Henri Marchal and for the most part, left to the jungle since that time. Presently the site sits overgrown although some stonework can still be seen. On clearing the site in the early 1900s,
- [Terrace (#4735) - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrasse-12/): A Buddhist terrace located at the southwest corner of basin, Sras Preah Pithu, just north of Preah Pithu group. Gallery
- [Terrace U - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrasse-u/): An uncleared and overgrown site. Remains of a terrace including small laterite base structure, pedestal, and sema stones. Gallery
- [Unnamed Site - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/unnamed-site-angkor-thom/): An uncleared site. Group of two small shrines located in the northeast corner of Angkor Thom. Both in a state of ruin with only some of the base and sidewalls remaining. Currently, these sites are uncleared not easily accessible. The site features two square laterite structures with the larger of the two measuring around 4
- [Terrace Q - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrasse-q/): Buddhist Terrace, as yet unnamed but easily spotted from the road leading to Bayon. Features some remnants of carved stonework which is assumed to be late Angkor/Middle period, along with pedestals, naga stonework. Gallery
- [Terrace V](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrasse-v/): Terrace V, as it is recorded in early French documents, is a laterite construction, possibly a chedi, that is formed from laterite with sandstone remnants are seen surrounding the site. Double sema stones are seen along with a sandstone pedestal, large and small, with the small one being a little unusual. Curiously, French records show
- [Preah Ang Kok Thlok - Terrace S](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrasse-s/): To the west of Bayon, located at the functioning monastery of Preah Ang Kok Thlok is 'Terrace S' or the remnants thereof which now has a contemporary construction atop the ancient site. The site we see today carries on the traditional use of the ancient site, a vihara or prah vihar, that were noted as
- [Terrace J](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-6/)
- [Terrace I](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-5/): An overgrown and unrestored site not yet suitable for visiting (05/21). It was recorded on French maps from the early 1900s as Terrace I. What can be seen through the overgrowth is a long laterite structure of a low height, that is orientated to the east. Notes by Henri Marchal from the 1900s record it
- [Terrace M (Preah Ang Khmao)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-7/): A reconstructed terrace near to the place of the original also featuring the original sema stones. Some other original stone pieces can be seen grouped around trees.
- [Terrace L](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-9/): A site that is uncleared and unprepared for visitors. The site was recorded by Henri Marchal and George Trouve in the 1900s and recently surveyed by the Angkor Vihara Project/APSARA. The site, located just east of the Beng Thom basin is difficult to reach (blocked by water) and tucked away among a group of small
- [Wat Tang Tok - Preah Ang Sang Tuk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tang-tok-pheah-ang-sang-tuk/): Also referred to as Preah Vihear Prambuon Lavaeng, it's a functioning monastery where the remnants of laterite shrines and a large reconstructed terrace that features a monumental Buddha statue. The terrace features ornately capped double sema demarcating the sacred area. To the west of the recently reconstructed terrace, are two ancient laterite constructions, one being
- [Terrace (Vestige Prasat)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-vestige-prasat/): An uncleared and partially excavated site, now overgrown, where several pedestals can be seen, some molded sandstone plinths, and sema stone featuring the god Yama (God of Death/Justice and the Underworld). While the site as we see it today is believed to be the remnants of a Buddhist Terrace of the late or post-Angkor period,
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-4/): A ruinous, overgrown, and uncleared site that is believed to be a "Buddhist Terrace". The only remains to be seen at ground level are that of a sandstone pedestal and several sandstone plinths. Gallery
- [Terrace E-2](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-e-2/): Remains of what is believed to be terrace structure constructed in the late/post Angkor period. The site occupies a large and high set mound which is surrounded by canalisation but not entirely moated in the classical sense. Gallery Site Layout The remains occupy only a 40 sqm area of a much larger area
- [Terrace R - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-r-angkor-thom/): Located near Preah Pallilay, the site features scant remnants of what may have been a "Buddhist Terrace" originating in the late Angkor period. All that can be seen today are sema stones and sandstone remnants. The area itself is perhaps more of an attraction with plant life creating a dramatic setting among the undulating terrain.
- [Terrace F](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-f/): An uncleared site featuring remains of a terrace (or two?). Believed to be a Buddhist Terrace. Only scant remains can be seen among the overgrowth including sema stones, a structure base, and other laterite and sandstone blocks (03/2021). Gallery Around 95 m to the southwest further remains of laterite and sandstone
- [Terrace G - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-g-angkor-thom/): A Buddhist Terrace as noted in Henri Marchal’s 1918 publication “Monuments secondaires et terrasses bouddhiques d’Ańkor Thom”. The site is uncleared and all that remains easily visible through the overgrowth is a laterite wall section and some sandstone blocks. Henri Marchal noted at the time that the site measured around 26 m by 7 m.
- [Terrace H - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-h-angkor-thom/): The remains of a Buddhist Terrace, as described and mapped in Henri Marchal's 1918 publication "Monuments secondaires et terrasses bouddhiques d'Ańkor Thom". On clearing the site in the early 1900s Henri Marchal described it as a Buddhist Terrace, facing east with a central platform surrounded by 16 sema stones on a laterite base 23 m x
- [Terrace B2 - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-b2-angkor-thom/): An as yet unprepared site for visitors (05/2021). The site was originally noted by Henri Marchal back in the 1900s as group of two sites, Terrace B and this one, B2. Both are related to Theravadan Buddhism that became predominant in the post God-King era/late Angkor period. The site, overgrown, features a tall stepped structure,
- [Terrace C - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-c-angkor-thom/): An uncleared site located in the scrub of Angkor Thom. Terrace C, a name used in early French maps from the 1900s, is located immediately west of a small basin known as the Trapeang Rondas Thlong. Covered in overgrowth, the east-west axis of the terrace can be noted, laterite blocks that lead down to the
- [Terrace T](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-t/): A small Buddhist Terrace on the eastern side of Ta Tout temple. Gallery
- [Terrace B - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom-terrace-b/): Also known as Monument 36. A site as yet to be prepared for visitors. Located in the northeast quadrant of Angkor Thom and referred to as Terrace B in French maps from the 1900s, the overgrown site features the remains of perhaps two terraces very near to each other, this one Terrace B, and nearby
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-8/): An uncleared site featuring the remains of a small Buddhist Terrace. Gallery
- [Western Prasat Top (Monument 486)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/top-pr-9/): Located inside Angkor Thom along the route from Bayon to the West Gate (Ta Kev) it is also known as Western Top Temple, Monument 486 or West Tob. The site is recorded officially as dating to the 10th century, although a 9th-century inscription was found with the site receiving alterations taking place from the 13th
- [Preah Palilay Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-palilay-pr/): Preah Palilay (Khmer: ប្រាសាទព្រះបាលិលេយ្យ) is a small but fascinating ancient temple located in Angkor Thom, only a short walk to the north-west of Terrace of Leper King and Tep Pranam. The site's contemporary name, Preah Palilay, has the meaning Sacred Forest of Palilay whilst the original site name is unknown. At its eastern entrance it
- [Chedi](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/chedi/): An unnamed site, near Bayon that is believed to be either a Chedi (type of stupa) or terrace from the late Angkor or 'middle period'. Close to the site on its southern side are a number of carved blocks, and a lot are spread out on the northern side, being unsure if all these are
- [Tonle Sap](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/tonle-sap/)
- [King Master Statue](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/king-master-statue/)
- [Preah Ang Chek Preah Ang Chorm](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-ang-chek-preah-ang-chorm/)
- [The Casinos of Svay Rieng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/the-casinos-of-svay-rieng/): Svay Rieng (ស្វាយរៀង) is a province of Cambodia located in the southeast on the border with Vietnam. Vietnam surrounds it to the north, east and south. The only other Cambodian province to border Svay Rieng is Prey Veng. The capital is Svay Rieng while the largest city is Bavet, which is located on the international
- [Limestone Canyons & Koh Han](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/limestone-canyons-koh-han/): The Limestone canyons (អន្លង់ថ្មកំបោរ) are located on the Mekong River of Stung Treng province. A boat trip along this section of river takes in the numerous islands including Koh Han (កោះហាន) or Han Island. The scenery is quite spectacular with the Mekong being quite wide carving out its way and creating flooded forests and spectacular
- [Kompong Luong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kompong-luong/): Kompong Luong (កំពង់លួង) is a large floating village north of Krakor, on Tonlé Sap Lake.
- [Ba Phnom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ba-phnom/): Ba Phnom District (Khmer: ស្រុកបាភ្នំ sometimes spelled "Ba Phnum") is a district located in Prey Veng Province, in south eastern Cambodia. The hills surrounding the town are the highest elevation points in Prey Veng province. In Khmer, Ba means "ancestor" and Phnom means "hill." When combined, the town is known as "Hill of the Ancestors."
- [Titan King Casino](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/titan-king-casino/)
- [Sopheakmit/Preah Nimith Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-nimith-waterfall/): Located on the Cambodia-Laos border, in Preah Vihear province, is a spectacular feature of the majestic Mekong River known as Preah Nimith or Sopheakmit waterfall, and also known by some locals as Lbak Khoun. It is quite a sight, where the power and sheer volume of the Mekong river meet a grand limestone plateau and
- [Las Vegas Sun Casino](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/las-vegas-sun-casino/)
- [Mekong Blue](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/mekong-blue/)
- [Kampi](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kampi/): Kampi is located 15km from Kratie and is popular as a location to see the rare Irrawaddy dolphins and at Kampi Rapids (ទឹកជួរ​កាំពី) you can enjoy swimming in the clear water, a range of Cambodian foods, lush green surrounds, Mekong River views, and relaxing in the hammocks under the cool of the bamboo huts.
- [Wat Rokar Kandal](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-rokar-kandal/): Located in the south of the city of Kratie, Wat Rokar (វត្ត​រការ​កណ្តាល​ចាស់) was built in the 18th century and, which is rare to see today, it features beautiful wooden pillars and internal frame with a tiled roof. It has been restored in recent times and functions as a local crafts center during tourist season. It's
- [Mekong River Dolphin](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/mekong-river-dolphin/)
- [Koh Trong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koh-trong/): Koh Trong (កោះ​ទ្រង់) is a small island in the Mekong River located opposite of the riverfront of Kratie (or Krong Kracheh) in Kratie Province. You can take a ferry to the island and hire a bike to ride the 9km loop around the island taking in traditional villages, rice fields, and daily life in small traditional
- [The French Tower](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/the-french-tower/)
- [Cheung Kok Ecotourism Village](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/cheung-kok-ecotourism-village/): Cheung Kok Ecotourism Village, also known as Amica Village, is located near the city of Kampong Cham. Supported by an NGO he village aims to be self-sustainable through the efforts of the local farmers and craftspeople along with ecotourism. You can also stay at the village and be hosted by one of the local families
- [Koh Paen Island & the Bamboo Bridge of Kampong Cham](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koh-paen-island/): Located on the southern side of the city of Kampong Cham, Koh Paen Island (or Koh Pen) sits in the middle of the Mekong River and was once very famous for its 1km long bamboo bridge linking the island to the mainland. The famed Bamboo Bridge of Kampong Cham is a seasonal construction, from December
- [Vipassana Dhurak Buddhist Centre of Kingdom of Cambodia](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/vipassana-dhurak-buddhist-centre-of-kingdom-of-cambodia/)
- [Angkor Chey Pagoda](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-chey-pagoda/): Angkor Chey Pagoda (Khmer: វត្ត អង្គជយ័) is located in Kien Svay District of Kandal Province about 29 km from Phnom Penh.
- [Waterfalls at Pailin](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/waterfalls-at-pailin/): Located in the Cardamom Mountains near the Pailin are several small pristine waterfalls among the natural rainforest. Barhouy Waterfall (Khmer: ទឹកធ្លាក់ បរហ៊ុយ), Kbal Damrey, O'Eb rapids, Butterfly Waterfall, Phnom Khiev Waterfall (Blue Mountain or Otavao Waterfall Khmer: ទឹកធ្លាក់ ភ្នំខៀវ) and others. The most visited are Barhouy and Phnom Khiev which has Khmer style visitor facilities
- [Wat Phnom Yat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-yat/): Located at the southern end of Pailin city, around 70 km southwest of Battambang city, Wat Phnom Yat is located atop the small mountain of the same name. It overlooks the city and plains below with a grand stupa, pagoda, hermitages, and shrines. What we see today was constructed in the mid to late 1900s
- [The Bunong Ways](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/the-bunong-ways/)
- [Pulong Village - Waterfalls, Elephants, and the Phnong People](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/pulong-village-waterfalls-elephants-and-the-phnong-people/): Pulong Village is village located 10 km from Sen Monorom (សែនមនោរម្យ), the capital of Mondulkiri Province. It is home to the Phnong ethnic minority (ជនជាតិព្នង) .
- [Phnom DoKramom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-dokramom/)
- [Romnea Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/romnea-waterfall/)
- [Seima Protection Forest](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/seima-protection-forest/)
- [Kampong Chhnang Market](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kampong-chhnang-market/)
- [Koh Rong Island Travel Office Ferry Boat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koh-rong-island-travel-office-ferry-boat/)
- [Koh Rong Discovery - Day Tours](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koh-rong-discovery-day-tours/)
- [The Jungle bar](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/the-jungle-bar/)
- [Police Beach Party Zone](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/police-beach-party-zone/)
- [Kohrong Blob Jump](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kohrong-blob-jump/)
- [Koh Rong Dive Center](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koh-rong-dive-center/)
- [Adventure Adam](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/adventure-adam/)
- [High Point Adventure Park](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/high-point-adventure-park/)
- [Jungle zoo](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/jungle-zoo/)
- [Coconut Beach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/coconut-beach/)
- [Sok San Beach, Koh Rong - Things to do, Ferries & Where to Stay](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sok-san-beach-koh-rong-things-to-do-ferries-where-to-stay/): Sok San Beach (ឆ្នេរសុខសាន), also known as Long Beach, is a 7km long sandy white beach located on the western coast of Koh Rong Island. People may have seen this beach before as it has featured on the Survivor series and the Sok San Resort was actually constructed for the purpose of housing staff and
- [Long Set Beach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/long-set-beach/)
- [Wild KK Project](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wild-kk-project/)
- [Koh Kong Wonders & Excursions](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koh-kong-wonders-excursions/)
- [Octopuses Garden Diving Center](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/octopuses-garden-diving-center/)
- [Ritthy Koh Kong Eco Adventure Tours](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ritthy-koh-kong-eco-adventure-tours/)
- [Cardamom Mountains](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/cardamom-mountains/)
- [Dakdam Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/dakdam-waterfall/): Dak Dam Waterfall (Khmer: ទឹកធ្លាក់ដាក់ដាំ) is located 25 km from Sen Monorom, the capital of Moldulkiri Province. There are several waterfalls in the area. Map Cambodia
- [Bousra Eco-Park](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/bousra-eco-park/): Bousra Waterfall
- [Bousra Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/bousra-waterfall/): Boo Sra Waterfall, also referred to as Bou Sra or Bonsraa Waterfalls, is a scenic waterfall located in Mondulkiri Province in Cambodia. It can be found in the Pechr Chenda District in Bousra Eco Park, 43 kilometres from the provincial town of Senmonorom and just 15 kilometres from the Vietnamese border. Considered one of Cambodia's
- [Ondong Rossey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ondong-rossey/): The quiet village of Ondong Rossey, where the area’s famous red pottery is made under every stilted house, is a delightful 7km ride west of town through serene rice fields dotted with sugar palms, many with bamboo ladders running up the trunk. The unpainted pots, decorated with etched or appliqué designs, are either turned with
- [Tonle Sap River](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/tonle-sap-river/): Tonlé Sap (Khmer: ទន្លេសាប IPA: [tunleː saːp], literally large river (tonle); fresh, not salty (sap), commonly translated to 'great lake') is a seasonally inundated freshwater lake, the Tonlé Sap Lake and an attached river, the 120 km (75 mi) long Tonlé Sap River, that connects the lake to the Mekong River. They form the central
- [Kampong Chhnang Floating Village](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kampong-chhnang-floating-village/)
- [Koh Rong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koh-rong/): Koh Rong (Khmer: កោះរ៉ុង, also romanized as Kaôh Rōng or Kos Rong), is the second largest island of Cambodia. The word Rong might refer to an old term for cave or tunnel (Khmer: រូង — rong ), although some islanders say Rong refers to a historical person's name. It can also refer to the old
- [Prasat Neang Khmau](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-neang-khmau/): Prasat Neang Khmau is a temple tower built from laterite rests on a square sandstone basement and is located in Takeo province about 55 km south of Phnom Penh. Neang Khmau translates into “Lady in black’ and refers to the unique dark blue colour of the temple’s lateritic walls caused by an oxidation process. The
- [Ou'Sean Lair Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ousean-lair-waterfall/): Ou'Sean Lair Waterfall is situated 26 km, South of Banlung. This Waterfall has 4 floors and the height of each floor is 4 m. The water flows throughout the year. Around the Waterfall are beautiful natural landscapes and the visitors can go take a bath if they wish. Ou Sean Lair Waterfall is one of
- [Ka Tieng Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ka-tieng-waterfall/)
- [Kachang Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kachang-waterfall/): The Kachang Waterfall is a popular name among the Tourist Attractions in Ratanakiri. The Kachang Waterfall in Ratanakiri is a landscape that exists side by side with the Katieng Waterfall. What is more, the area in which the Kachang Waterfall is situated is complemented by a number of good hotels that facilitate the needs of
- [Ka Chanh Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ka-chanh-waterfall/): Ka Chanh Waterfall is located in Ka Chanh commune, Ban Loung district, Rattanakiri Province, Cambodia. Three kilometres away is Katieng Waterfall. The Banlung area is famed for its Ethnic minority culture and natural attractions such as Lumphat Wildlife Sanctuary, Yeak Loam Lake, Cha Ung Waterfall and much more.
- [Cha Ong Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/cha-ong-waterfall/): Cha Ong Waterfall locates at the middle of the forest in Cha Ong village, Ou Chum District in approximate two-kilometer distance from the Ban Lung town ty the National Road No. 19 ( Ban Lung-Steung Treng), then turning right by a trail about six-kilometer. We call the waterfall “Cha Ong” because we follow the ethnic
- [Airavata Elephant Foundation](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/airavata-elephant-foundation/): Airavata is a nonprofit organisation protecting the last captive Asian elephants in Ratanakiri Province in Cambodia, as well as protecting upto 500 hectares of the Katieng forest along the river close to the Katieng Waterfalls 10 Kilometer west from the Ratanakiri capitol, Banlung.
- [Yeak Laom Volcanic Lake](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/yeak-laom-volcanic-lake/): Yeak Loam (Khmer: បឹងយក្សឡោម, Khmer pronunciation: [jeaʔ laom]), also spelled Yak Lom or Yak Loum, is a lake and a popular tourist destination in the Ratanakiri province of north-eastern Cambodia. Located approximately 3 mi (4.8 km) from the provincial capital, Banlung, the beautiful lake occupies a 4,000-year-old volcanic crater. Due to the lake’s tremendous depth
- [Wildlife Alliance](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wildlife-alliance/): Wildlife Alliance is an international non-profit wildlife and forest conservation organization with current programs and partnerships in Cambodia. It is headquartered in New York City, with offices in Phnom Penh. The logo of the organization is the Asian elephant, an emblematic species of Southeast Asia and the namesake for the organization's programs in the Southwest
- [Koh Kong SafariWorld](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koh-kong-safariworld/): Koh Kong Safari World was a zoo and an animal theme park in Cambodia, located 500m from the border crossing to Thailand. Species included elephant, dolphin, tiger, orangutan, and bird shows. The zoo was transferred in 2018 to a new location in Phnom Penh, under the name Phnom Penh Safari World.
- [Peam Krasop Wildlife Sanctuary](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peam-krasop-wildlife-sanctuary/): Peam Krasop Wildlife Sanctuary is located in southwestern Cambodia. The area is known for its mangroves and numerous islands separated by a maze of bays and channels. Peam Krasaop Wildlife Sanctuary is protected by the Cambodian government. It boasts a unique mangrove ecosystem consisting of 23,750 hectares and has around 10,000 people living within its
- [Tatai Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/tatai-waterfall/): Tatai waterfall is a semi-natural site located in Ta Tai village, Ta Tai commune, Smach Meanchey district, about 20 kilometers east of Koh Kong provincial town along National Road 48. There are 84 families living in this area. They earn their living by fishing and hunting. The waterfall has two stages. The first stage is
- [Santuk Silks](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/santuk-silks/): Santuk Silk Farm is a silk farm, located about 11 miles (18km) southeast of Kampong Thom City, Cambodia, near the village of Kakaoh. The farm, established by Vietnam War veteran Bud Gibbons in 2006, demonstrates the process of the silk worm, from its earliest stages, from egg to cocoon. The farm employs some 15 girls
- [Prasat Kuha Nokor](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-kuha-nokor/): Prasat Kuh Nokor is a Buddhist temple in the village of Trodoc Poung, Pong Ror commune, in Baray District, in Kampong Thom Province, Cambodia. It was built in 10th -11th century by the king Suryavarman I (1002-1050). It is part of the pagoda Wat Kuh Nokor. It was built on a square shaped courtyard consisting
- [Bronze Lake](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/bronze-lake/): Popular with Khmer families, this lakefront water park feels a little run-down but is nevertheless interesting to visit, as much for the water slides and ziplines as to watch how locals behave on an authentically Cambodian weekend getaway. There's a sort of fancy restaurant on site, and some bungalows surrounding the lake that can be
- [Stung Sen River](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/stung-sen-river/): Steung Saen River (ស្ទឹងសែន) is a river in Cambodia. It is a major tributary of the Tonlé Sap.
- [Angkul Beach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkul-beach/): Angkul Beach is a little charming beach with a small fishing village. This secret beach is not frequented by many visitors, making it a perfect spot to unwind on hammocks or deck chairs, sunbathe, swim, and snorkel. After a fun and exhausting day at the beach, you can enjoy a stunning view of the fiery
- [Samathi Pagoda](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/samathi-pagoda/): Wat Samathi, an iconic temple in Kep is located just inside the National Park. Built at an altitude of 800 m, it is surrounded by thick forest dotted with banana and mango trees. As travellers approach the temple, a very long staircase leads them up to the courtyard. From there, a second staircase takes them
- [Kep Beach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kep-beach/): Kep Beach (ឆ្នេរកែប) is a sandy 500m beach facing the Chhak Kep Bay. At one end is the White Lady Statue (រូបសំណាកស្រីស). Also, see our article on Cambodia's top beach destinations.
- [Kep Butterfly Farm](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kep-butterfly-farm/): Kep Butterfly Farm. We aim to create employment by training local Cambodians to farm butterflies, to satisfy an export market. In the meantime, we have a netted butterfly garden and our manager, Abe, will be very happy to show you through the life-cycle of nature's most delicate, beautiful creatures. We are situated on the Jasmine
- [Koh Tonsay (Rabbit Island)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koh-tonsay-rabbit-island/): Koh Thonsáy (Khmer: កោះទន្សាយ) is a Cambodian island located off the country's southern coast in the Gulf of Thailand. "Koh Thonsáy" translates to Rabbit Island, it is being administered by Kep Province. Koh Tonsay is located just 4 km (2 mi) south of Kep town, has an area of around 2 km2 (1 sq mi)
- [Kep National Park](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kep-national-park/): Kep National Park (Khmer: ឧទ្យានជាតិកែប - Outtyeancheat Kaeb) is a national park in Cambodia's Kep Province that was established in 1993 and covers an area of 66.64 km2 (25.73 sq mi) The nearest town lies at Krong Kaeb. The park includes a small mountain range with tracks and trails which are popular with tourists. The
- [Sothy's Pepper Farm](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sothys-pepper-farm-2/): One of the friendliest pepper farms to visit, Sothy's has a shop and offers short tours that explain the history and process behind the Kampot pepper industry. It's about 17km northeast of central Kep. There's also a restaurant but don't show up hungry – pepper ripens faster than the service.
- [Bokor Night Market](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/bokor-night-market/): With about 100 stands offering things such as jewellery, karaoke, fried ice cream, sneakers and well, everything else, this nightlife experience and shopping mecca on Kampot's market circuit has loads of potential, if not many customers. The riverside setting is pleasant and family-friendly, a stage welcomes regular concerts and the aroma of tasty street food
- [The Old Royal Cinema](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/the-old-royal-cinema/): The Old Royal Cinema, located near the main traffic circle in Kampot, is one of the four original cinema houses that operated in Kampot. The only remaining semi-functional vintage movie hall, it is said that the cinema was one of King Sihanouk's favorite venues in the Kampot province which remained active until the fall of
- [Teuk Chhou Zoo](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/teuk-chhou-zoo/): Kampot Zoo (Teuk Chhou Waterfall Crop Garden and Zoo) is about 10 km from the provincial town of Kampot, Cambodia. The Zoo was established in 1999, and opened in 2000 by senator Nhim Vanda, who as of 2014 owned it and Bayap Zoo in Prey Veng Province’s Kamchay Mear District. Spanning over 23 hectares, it
- [Tada Ruong Chan Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/tada-ruong-chan-waterfall/): Tada Waterfalls (Tada Island Natural Resort) is one of the most popular places in Kampot Province, which is around 10km from Kampot town and has been open for visitors since 2013. The waterfall is easily accessible. The entrance fee is USD 1 per person regardless of nationality, and the motor parking fee is 1,000 Riels.
- [Kampot Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kampot-museum/): The elegant French colonial-era Old Governor’s Mansion on the riverfront has been beautifully transformed into the Kampot Provincial Museum. The museum offers visitors an excellent overview over the province’s 2000-year long history. The museum consists of 3 rooms filled with information panels, photographs and charts in Khmer, French and English. Together they explain Kampot’s history
- [Anlung Pring Community led Ecotourism](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/anlung-pring-community-led-ecotourism/): A rare chance to see sarus cranes in the wild Come to Anlung Pring to see the world’s tallest flying birds; experience the authentic local lifestyle, cuisine and handicrafts; cycle round the peaceful wetlands… and meet the buffalo!Many people come for the wildlife and stay for the hospitality, so we have a menu of culinary
- [Old Bridge](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/old-bridge/): Destroyed during the Khmer Rouge period, Kampot's old French bridge was later repaired in a mishmash of styles. It is now open to motorbikes and pedestrian traffic after being closed for years.
- [Teuk Chhou Rapids](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/teuk-chhou-rapids/): Teuk Chhu is located in Snomprampi village, Makprang commune, Kampot district, about 8 kilometers north of Kampot provincial town. Its main attraction is a stream that flows from Phnom Damrei via Phnom Kamchay. The cool, clear water flows over large rocks year round. This is a good place for swimming or bathing. There are many
- [Popokvil Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/popokvil-waterfall/): Popokvil waterfall is situated on Bokor Mountain – a popular destination for tourists in Kampot Province thanks to its pleasant cool weather and beautifully landscaped hill. Just a few kilometers calculated from the hill station, the falls lie right at the edge of the highland march which covers much of the mountain-top. Because of the
- [Wat Sampov Pram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sampov-pram/): Wat Sampov Pram perches at the very top of Phnom Bokor in Bokor National Park. Like many of our history, Phnom Bokor is as fascinating as it is unfortunate. A major tourist attraction, and the historical site of the dramatic showdown between the Khmer Rouge and the Vietnamese in 1979, Bokor National Park was sold
- [Arcadia Waterpark](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/arcadia-waterpark/): Arcadia Water Park is a nice place to swim and relax during the sunny day in Kampot Province, which is located around 7km from Durian Roundabout. With the good environment and atmosphere, you can spend your whole day there playing water sports, playing table tennis, playing pool, and enjoying food and drink. The entrance fee
- [Bo Tree Organic Farm & Pepper Plantation](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/bo-tree-organic-farm-pepper-plantation/): The primary crop on Bo Tree Farm is organic pepper, though we also grow a variety of fruit including mango, jackfruit, mangosteen, durian, coconut palms and rambutan. We also grow turmeric and ginger, the former being a notable health food that, when taken together with pepper, becomes even more valuable to the human body. Kampot
- [Phnom Chhngok Cave Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-chhngok-cave-temple/): Phnom Chhnork is a short walk through a quilt of rice paddies from Wat Ang Sdok, where a monk collects the entry fee and a gaggle of friendly local kids offer their services as guides. From the bottom, a 203-step staircase leads up the hillside and down into a cavern as graceful as a Gothic
- [La Plantation](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/la-plantation/): Kampot Pepper takes its name from the province of Kampot, in south-west Cambodia, some 140 kilometres from the capital of Phnom Penh. The pepper growing area of Kampot covers six districts located in the province of Kampot and that of Kep (which was recently separated from Kampot). Bordered by the sea, the Kampot pepper growing
- [Ream Beach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ream-beach/): The untouched beach of Ream is located in the Ream National Park. Take Route 4 to the Airport road 18km north of town. Turn right, go 9km to the ocean. The beach to the right is long and narrow and frequented more by fishermen than tourists. Behind the beach is a mangrove swamp, which attracts
- [CDF Sihanoukville Duty Free Store](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/cdf-sihanoukville-duty-free-store/)
- [Hawaii Beach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/hawaii-beach/)
- [Buddy Land Water Park](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/buddy-land-water-park/)
- [Wat Krom Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-krom-temple/): Wat Krom is a Buddhist temple located on a small hill on Santipheap Street where about 3 kilometers from the provincial town of Sihanoukville. Wat Krom temple is one of the most popular tourists attraction in Cambodia because it is not only has a unique and beautiful architecture but also has a charming view over
- [Independence Beach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/independence-beach/)
- [Ochheuteal Beach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ochheuteal-beach/): Ochheuteal Beach, known as UNTAC Beach in the early 1990s and it is now the most popular in Sihanoukville, offering the full spectrum of beach venues from upscale hotels and dining to laid-back budget beach bars and bungalows. Ochheuteal is long, sandy and narrow, with 'Serendipity Beach' at the northern end, a golf-course development at
- [Serendipity Beach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/serendipity-beach/): Sokha Beach adjoins O'Cheuteal Beach. It is also long though the water is deeper than here. The beach was once more crowded than O'Cheuteal Beach, because Cambodians prefer it to the other beaches. However, Oknha Sok Kung's Sokha Hotel Company recently took over operations at the beach. The company is building up the area in
- [Phsar Leu Market](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phsar-leu-market/): The Phsar Leu Market is the biggest traditional market in Sihanoukville. It offers a great chance for tourist to discover the interesting culture and lifestyle of locals. The Phsar Leu Market is the biggest traditional market in Sihanoukville. It is also reknowned as the Upper Market since it is located in the area, which contains
- [Ream National Park](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ream-national-park/): Ream National Park (Khmer: ឧទ្យានជាតិរាម - Outtyeancheat Ream), its official name is Preah Sihanouk Ream National Park (Khmer: ឧទ្យានជាតិព្រះសីហនុរាម - Outtyeancheat Preah Sihanouk Ream), is a national park of Cambodia located 18 km (11 mi) from Sihanoukville city in the Prey Nob district of the Sihanoukville Province in south-eastern Cambodia. It was established in 1993,
- [Wat Piphetthearam](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-piphetthearam/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in central Battambang on the east side of the Sangker River (or Sangkae if you like) a block north of the central market. It's built in the traditional Battambang style of the mid-late 1900s. It features an ornate and eye-catching entrance gate, that gleams when hit by the setting sun.
- [Kbal Chhay Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kbal-chhay-waterfall/): Kbal Chhay Waterfall is a waterfall approximately 7 km from the city of Sihanoukville in south-west Cambodia and then a further 9 km along a red dust track. Until 1963 Kbal Chhay was a source for providing clean-water to Sihanoukville, but the arrangement ended when it became a hiding place for the Khmer Rouge. In
- [Otres Beach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/otres-beach/): Past the southern end of Ochheuteal Beach, beyond the Phnom Som Nak Sdach (Hill of the King’s Palace) headland, lies stunning Otres Beach, a seemingly infinite strip of casuarinas that gives southern Thailand a run for its money. Although no longer the empty stretch of sand it once was, Otres has cleaner water and is
- [Ek Phnom Kun Khmer Boxing Arena](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ek-phnom-kun-khmer-boxing-arena/): Chances are you may have heard of muay Thai (Thai kick boxing), but what about Kun Khmer (also known as Pradal Serey)? Want to know more? Khmer kick boxing is on every Friday through Sunday and best of all it is free. Most people’s first encounter with Khmer boxing is walking past a cafe full
- [Damrei Sa Pagoda](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/damrei-sa-pagoda/): Damrei Sa in Pursat is located in Cambodia about 101 mi (or 163 km) north-west of Phnom Penh, the country's capital.
- [Kamping Puoy Reservoir](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kamping-puoy-reservoir/): Kamping Pouy Bassin is located between two mountains Phnom Ku or Phnom Ta Ngen and Phnom Kamping Pouy - in Ta Nget Village, Ta Kream Srok commune, about 35 kilometers west of the provincial town.This gigantic civil-engineering project was central to the Khmer Rouge?s plan to irrigate the countryside around Battambang. Tragically, the construction of
- [Kampong Pil Pagoda](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kampong-pil-pagoda/): Kampong Pil Pagoda is located in Battambang.
- [Phsar Nath Market](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phsar-nath-market/): Phsar Nath in the center of town is the main phsar (traditional market) and is geared to the locals, sporting the usual variety of fruits, vegetables, meat, clothes, sundries, food stalls, etc. Gem dealers, a couple of banks, photo shops and moneychangers line the streets that ring the phsar. Battambang is noted mostly for its
- [Wat Tahm-rai-saw (White Elephant Pagoda)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tahm-rai-saw-white-elephant-pagoda/): Wat Tahm-rai-saw (White Elephant Pagoda) in Battambang is one of the frequently accessed tourist spots that is situated in the city center area. This famous temple is located in one of the busy districts of the city which can be convenient to access making this temple one of the prime Battambang attractions. Wat Tahm-rai-saw (White
- [Battambang Crocodile Farm](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/battambang-crocodile-farm/)
- [Ta Dumbong Statue](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ta-dumbong-statue/): Ta Dumbong Statue is a roundabout in Battambang Province, and Ta Dumbong is an important person to Battambang Province. Nowaday, it's become a sacred place for local people to to pray.
- [Bahai House of Worship](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/bahai-house-of-worship/): The recent innagruation of Cambodia’s first Baha’i temple in Battambang definitley didn’t go unnoticed as hundreds of people decended to Odambang commune to mark the Kingdom’s newest house of worship. Hou Sopheap, Baha’i House of Worship’s director who has been involved in the temples construction from the begining, said he was delgightesd to see the
- [Wat Ek Phnom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-ek-phnom/): Wat Ek Phnom is an angkorian temple located on the left side of the Sangkae River at the small creek of Prek Daun Taev northwest the G Peam Aek spot approximately 9 km north of the city of Battambang in north western Cambodia. It is a Hindu temple built in the 11th century under the
- [Mrs. Bun Roeung's Ancient House](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/mrs-bun-roeungs-ancient-house/): This is one of approximately 20 Khmer heritage houses in Wat Kor village. Built of now-rare hardwoods almost a century ago and surrounded by orchard gardens, they have wide verandahs and exude the ambience of another era. Mrs. Bun Roeung's Ancient House is open to visitors and the owner can give you a short tour
- [Reef Dive Resort](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/reef-dive-resort/): Reef Dive Resort is the newest scuba diving operation in Sihanoukville. It has staff that have lived and dived in Cambodia for over 5 years and is also owned by a local Cambodian PADI scuba diving instructor who has a wealth of experience diving in Cambodian waters. Our boat was built in Thailand and designed
- [Cambodian Diving Group](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/cambodian-diving-group/): The Cambodian Diving Group provides a personal, professional and above all enjoyable experience in Cambodia, whether you want to book a fun dive or a PADI or SSI course. We are the only dive operator in Cambodia that is fully island-based. This ensures we keep our prices very competitive and allows our PADI Instructors and
- [M'Pai Bay](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/mpai-bay/): This northern stretch of yellowish sand appeals to backpackers looking for something a bit more chill (but not more pricey) than Koh Rong. The town seems to have figured that out and made a mad dash to throw up additional infrastructure. Call it the next Koh Rong, only better-integrated with the community and a bit
- [Koh Rong Lighthouse](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koh-rong-lighthouse/): Koh Rong Light House is located in Koh Rong Samloem. Add Koh Rong Light House and other attractions to your Koh Rong Samloem trip itinerary using our Koh Rong Samloem road trip app .
- [Saracen Bay Beach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/saracen-bay-beach/): Situated on Koh Rong Samloem Island, Saracen Bay boats an unspoiled tropical white sand beach of three-kilometre long beach. This is an ideal secluded hideaway. Beauty, peace, and wilderness these are the things that make this bay so easy to love. The bay is a peaceful 'getaway' destination which is quite tranquil and suffers substantially
- [Statue of King Sisowath](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/statue-of-king-sisowath/): The Statue of King Sisowath is located on the southern foothill of Wat Phnom Daun Penh in Phnom Penh. In front is the famous Giant Clock of Phnom Penh, and across the road to the southwest is the statue of Yeay Penh. Background Sisowath was king of Cambodia from 1904 to 1927. He was born in
- [Phare Ponleu Selpak](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phare-ponleu-selpak/): Phare Ponleu Selpak (PPS, Khmer: ហ្វារពន្លឺសិល្បៈ, literally: "the Brightness of the Arts"), is a non-profit Cambodian association improving the lives of children, young adults, and their families with art schools, educational programs, and social support since 1994. Phare Ponleu Selpak offers multidisciplinary schooling to young people, which gives them a perspective to make a living
- [Darussalam Mosque (Masjid Darussalam)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/darussalam-mosque-masjid-darussalam/): Darussalam Mosque (Masjid Darussalam) is located in Phnom Penh. Put Darussalam Mosque (Masjid Darussalam) at the forefront of your travel plans using our Phnom Penh trip itinerary planning tool .
- [Wat Kean Khleang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kean-kleang/): Also known as the Golden Temple and Mongkol Serei Kien Khleang Pagoda, it is located by the river some 15km north from central Phnom Penh. The large grounds feature a large pagoda, often called the Golden Temple for its lavish use of gold paint, the original pagoda which at a guess must be getting on
- [Preah Ang Dorngkeu Shrine](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-ang-dorngkeu-shrine/): Preah Ang Dorngkeu Shrine is located in Phnom Penh near the Royal Palace on Sisowath Quay. Locals believe that prayer here will bring good luck. The shrine contains a 12-13th century-style statue of a radiating Avolokiteshvara covered in black lacquer, but, it is actually an ancestral spirit that people come here to worship relating to
- [Phnom Penh Safari (Zoo)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-penh-safari-zoo/): Phnom Penh Safari is a zoo located in Phum Prek Tarath District of Phnom Penh. Covering 60 hectares the zoo offers several themed areas with a large range of local and international wildlife. They also offer live performances including orangutans, tigers, bird shows and also feeding stations where you can really get up close and
- [Temple of the Lotus Blossoms (Wat Botum)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/temple-of-the-lotus-blossoms-wat-botum/): Wat Botum (Khmer: វត្តបទុម), or Temple of the Lotus Blossom or officially, Wat Botum Watey Reacheveraram (Khmer: វត្តបទុមវតីរាជវរារាម) which literally means The temple of lotus which was built by the king. It is a Buddhist pagoda located on Oknha Suor Srun Street 7 to the south of the Royal Palace on the western side of
- [Children Park Koh Pich](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/children-park-koh-pich/)
- [Old Market ( Phsar Chas)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/old-market-phsar-chas/): Old Market (Phsar Chas) is a local market that is not at all geared to the tourist. It carries such items as fruits and vegetable, second hand cloths, hardware, motorcycle parts and religious items. In the late afternoon food vendors and fruit sellers set up mats along Street 13 in preparation for the evening market.
- [Riverside Park](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/riverside-park/): A stroll or Cyclo ride along the park-lined riverfront is a must pubs, restaurants, shops and tourist boats line the way. Chhrouy Changva park is another newly attraction at the other side of the river opposite the Royal Palace. The view of the confluence of Mekong and the Tonle Sap is geographically unique. Early risers,
- [Cambodia-Vietnam Friendship Monument](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/cambodia-vietnam-friendship-monument/): The Cambodia–Vietnam Friendship Monument in Phnom Penh, capital of Cambodia, is a large concrete monument commemorating the former alliance between Vietnam and Cambodia. It was built in the late 1970s by the communist regime that took power after the Cambodian-Vietnamese War, which overthrew the Khmer Rouge regime. The monument is located at the Botum Park
- [Fantastic Water World](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/fantastic-water-world/)
- [Vattanac Capital Tower](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/vattanac-capital-tower/): Vattanac Capital Tower is a 187.3-metre (615 ft), 39-storey building in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It is owned by Vattanac Properties Limited, an affiliate of the Vattanac Bank. Construction started in 2009 and the building topped out in May 2012. The majority of the building opened in 2014, while the hotel is planned for opening in
- [Bophana Center](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/bophana-center/): The Bophana Center is an audiovisual center located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The center is dedicated to restoring, protecting and enhancing the Cambodian audiovisual heritage. The Bophana Center was co-founded in late 2006 by leu Pannakar and Cambodian-French filmmaker Rithy Panh. Rithy Panh has been critically acclaimed for his work. Most recently, he received the
- [Al-Serkal Mosque](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/al-serkal-mosque/): The Al-Serkal Mosque is the main mosque in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. It was a gift from Al Serkal Family, United Arab Emirates and opened in 1968. It is situated north of the town, near the Boeung Kak lake, which is now dry. A new building, gift of the United Arab Emirates,has replaced
- [Statue of King Father Norodom Sihanouk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/statue-of-king-father-norodom-sihanouk/): The Norodom Sihanouk Memorial is a monument commemorating former King Norodom Sihanouk located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The bronze statue is 4.5 meters tall and is housed under a 27 meter high stupa in the park east of the Independence Monument. The statue depicting the late king wearing a business suit cost about 1.2 million
- [The National Olympic Stadium](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/the-national-olympic-stadium/): The National Olympic Stadium (Khmer: ពហុកីឡាដ្ឋានជាតិអូឡាំពិក Phokeiladthan Cheate Aulapik) is a multi-purpose stadium in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It has a capacity of 50,000. Despite its name, the stadium has never hosted an Olympic Games. History Construction on the National Sports Complex started in 1963 and was completed in 1964. Designer Vann Molyvann made use of
- [Wat Langka](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-langka/): A colourful Buddhist temple in the heart of the city near Independence Monument.
- [Royal Railway Station](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/royal-railway-station/): Phnom Penh Royal railway station is a railway station in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It is located next University of Health Science and the National University of Management and the Canadian embassy. As of February 2014, the station is only used for sporadic goods transport, chiefly oil-tank trains. This station was renovated and formally reopened October
- [Independence Monument](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/independence-monument/): The Independence Monument (Khmer: វិមានឯករាជ្យ, "Vimean Ekareach") in Phnom Penh, capital of Cambodia, was built in 1958 to memorialize Cambodia's independence from France in 1953. It stands on the intersection of Norodom Boulevard and Sihanouk Boulevard in the centre of the city. It is in the form of a lotus-shaped stupa, of the style seen
- [Phnom Penh's Night Market](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-penhs-night-market/): Phnom Penh’s only formal night market, Phsar Reatrey overlooks the riverside from the central reservation that separates downtown and northern Phnom Penh, and it is popular with foreigners and locals alike. The market is easiest to enter by the gate at the northern end of riverside to avoid scrambling between lines of parked scooters. As
- [Russian Market Phnom Penh](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/russian-market-phnom-penh/): Tuol Tompoung Market (ផ្សារទូលទំពូង), or Russian Market as it is known by foreigners, is a traditional Cambodian marketplace which I guess you could call them the Walmarts of Cambodia. Replace the fancy building with a sweltering barn and some wooden tables, add the hundreds of independent traders and you have everything you could possibly need
- [Sisowath Quay](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sisowath-quay/): The portion in front of the palace was used for watching boat races during the Water Festival. The Foreign Correspondents' Club of Cambodia is located in this district. The quay is a 3km strip filled with vendors, locals, tourists and are lined with hotels, restaurants, bars, cafes and shops. The quay is named in honour
- [Phnom Penh National Museum of Cambodia](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/national-museum-of-cambodia/): The museum holds the largest collection of ancient artifacts from the Khmer Empire including stunning artworks in wood, bronze, ceramic, and of course, stone. It offers a fantastic chance to take the amazing array and diversity of ancient Khmer arts spanning several centuries in one easy location. While the Angkor National Museum in Siem Reap
- [Central Market Phnom Penh](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/central-market-2/): Phnom Penh's Central Market (Khmer: ផ្សារធំថ្មី, "Phsar Thom Thmey", "New Grand Market"), is popular with tourists and locals alike offering fresh produce, "street food" stalls, clothes, bags, hardware, and even electronics. You can find moto parking on the south side with a guard (cost 2000 riel), and noodle stalls etc can be found on the
- [Royal Palace (Phnom Penh)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/royal-palace-2/): The Royal Palace of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, is not only the Royal Residence but also one of the capital's most popular attractions. The site was founded in the 1860s and served the monarchy ever since with continual development and restoration over time. It features grand pavilions, pagoda, gardens, small museums, art galleries, and more. The
- [Mekong River](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/mekong-river/): The Mekong is a trans-boundary river in Southeast Asia. It is the world's twelfth longest river and the seventh longest in Asia. Its estimated length is 4,350 km (2,703 mi), and it drains an area of 795,000 km2 (307,000 sq mi), discharging 475 km3 (114 cu mi) of water annually. From the Tibetan Plateau the
- [Water Park Khnar Siem Reap](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/water-park-khna-siem-reap/): Water Park Khnar is a popular place with local families as a day out to relax. Here, kids can enjoy the water park's features including water slides and swimming while the rest of the family can relax in the shelter of private bamboo huts and enjoy freshly prepared meals from the onsite kitchen. It's best
- [Krousar Thmey Exhibition Hall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/krousar-thmey-exhibition-hall/): At Siem Reap Exhibition Hall, the association offers 3 permanent exhibitions, aiming at raising awareness among Khmer and foreign audiences on different themes. This exhibition traces the history of the association, born in 1991 in the Site II refugee camp in Thailand. It presents the progress made and the programs developed for more than 20
- [The Nature Discovery Center of Cambodia](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/the-nature-discovery-center-of-cambodia/): The Nature Discovery Center of Cambodia is a fun, interactive center for visitors to learn about wildlife, nature, and conservation in Cambodia. Come and experience the wildlife cinema, discover a miniature world under the microscope, and explore the beautiful butterfly garden, orchids or model organic farm. 100% of funds raised at the center support free
- [Mirage Contemporary Art Space](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/mirage-contemporary-art-space/): MIRAGE Contemporary Art Space is a creativity incubator, art gallery and an independent art and design consultancy. Our mission is that of re-discovery, presentation and preservation of Khmer art and culture, operating in a multicultural and inclusive manner, promoting artists and performers that fully reflect the cultural diversity of Cambodia. MIRAGE offers this kind of
- [Peace Museum of Mine Action](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peace-museum-of-mine-action/): The Peace Museum of Mine Action supports Peace and Development through Landmine/UXO Clearance in Cambodia. This Museum is the first under the direction of CMAC (Cambodian Mine Action Center) the authority responsible for clearing UXO in Cambodia. The museum contains a huge selection of Explosive Remnants of War and offers guided tours on the history
- [Preah Norodom Sihanouk-Angkor Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-norodom-sihanouk-angkor-museum/): The museum is a joint establishment between Apsara Authority and Sophia University with funding from AEON (Japan) in order to exhibit and preserve the artifacts discovered at Banteay Kdei Temple. Its collection has since expanded to include the exhibition of interesting artifacts from several other sites in the Siem Reap area. The museum is well
- [Khmer Ceramics & Fine Art Gallery](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/khmer-ceramics-fine-art-gallery/): Khmer Ceramics & Fine Arts Centre, formerly known as National Centre for Khmer Ceramics Revival (NCKCR), is an organization aiming to rediscover and reintroduce Khmer ancestral pottery techniques and support the development of contemporary Khmer ceramics art. In the process, the centre creates economic opportunities, helping to decrease poverty in Cambodia. It is located in
- [Pol Pot's House](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/pol-pots-house/): Surrounded by a cinder-block wall, the late Khmer Rouge dictator's jungle hideout has been comprehensively looted, though you can still see a low brick building whose courtyard hides an underground bunker. It's about 5km east on the dirt track accessed behind the smugglers' market at the Choam–Chong Sa-Ngam border crossing (when the trail forks at
- [Mechrey Floating Village](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/mechrey-floating-village/): Mechrey Floating Village is located on the northern edge of the Tonle Sap Lake, east of Siem Reap city. It is an alternative destination to the well-visited Chong Kneas for those who want to admire this unique and traditional way of life living on the water. The site is reached by tour boats which depart
- [Wat Preah Ang Sang Tuk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-ang-sang-tuk/): Wat Preah Ang Sang Tuk is a small monastery within Angkor Thom, not far from Victory Gate, just north of Vihear Prampil Loveng. During an Angkorian era, Wat Preah Ang Sang Tuk housed a laterite shrine with sandstone carvings, but nowadays only a pile of rocks remains of the original structure. Address: Before The Royal
- [Angkor Panorama Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-panorama-museum/): [This attraction is currently closed] Angkor Panorama Museum, located adjacent the Angkor Visitor Center (and ticket office) presents the millennium-old contemporary aspects of life in the Khmer era through the 360 degree oil painting “Angkor - the Age of Prosperity” (123m × 13m). There are also several paintings and a scale model of the Angkor
- [Preah Ang Chek Preah Ang Chom Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-ang-chek-preah-ang-chom-temple/): Located just west of the royal residence is the shrine of Preah Ang Chek Preah Ang Chorm. Said to represent two Angkorian princesses, these sacred statues were originally housed at the Preah Poan gallery in Angkor Wat, but were moved all over Siem Reap for their protection from invaders, eventually settling here in 1990. Locals
- [Kulen Nature Trails](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kulen-nature-trails/): Siem Reap's only nature trails wind through semi-evergreen forest where rare Indochinese silvered langur populations are known to live. Easy to walk, the trails start and end at the same location: Preah Ang Thom village. Local rangers accompany your group and share their knowledge of the forest. You can combine a walk on the trails
- [Siem Reap Art Center Market](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/siem-reap-art-center-market/): Siem Reap Art Center Night Market (Khmer: មជ្ឈមណ្ឌល សិល្បៈ ខេត្តសៀមរាប) is a tourist market located on the riverfront opposite Old Market (Psar Chas). Here you can find lots of cheap western style clothing, in particular, sportswear along with local crafts such as handmade wooden crafts, silverware, and jewelry. It opens in the late afternoon and
- [Theam's House Gallery Siem Reap](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/theams-house-gallery-siem-reap/): One of Siem Reap's hidden gems, it's a museum, art gallery, garden, and Khmer cultural experience. A tranquil place, with an incredibly conceived plan with a path that weaves around through the vast array of displays that any Tao master would surely give the Feng Shui tick of approval. There is also a small coffee
- [Prek Toal Bird Sanctuary](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prek-toal-bird-sanctuary/): Prek Toal is one of three biospheres on the Tonlé Sap lake, and this stunning bird sanctuary makes it the most worthwhile and straightforward of the three to visit. It’s an ornithologist’s fantasy, with a significant number of rare breeds gathered in one small area, including the huge lesser and greater adjutant storks, the milky
- [Wat Bo Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-bo-temple/): This is one of the town’s oldest temples and has a collection of well-preserved wall paintings from the late 19th century depicting the Reamker, Cambodia’s interpretation of the Ramayana. The monks here regularly chant sometime between 4.30pm and 6pm and this can be a spellbinding and spiritual moment if you happen to be visiting. Address: Wat Bo Road, Siem Reap, Cambodia
- [Cambodian Cultural Village](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/cambodian-cultural-village/): Cambodian Cultural Village (Khmer: ភូមិវប្បធម៌កម្ពុជា; CCV) is a theme park and museum in Siem Reap, Cambodia. It is located on the road to and from the airport, 6 km from the town. The theme park was constructed in 2001 and opened to the public on 24 September 2003. It covers a total area of 210,000
- [Lucky Mall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/lucky-mall/): Lucky Market is located on the ground floor of Lucky Mall, the most important shopping mall in Siem Reap. You can find Lucky Mall on Sivutha Blvd, at less than 1km from Pub Street. Lucky Mall is a modern shopping hall with air-conditioning offering respite from the hotter, traditional outdoor markets. It contains a huge
- [Cambodia War Remnant Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/cambodia-war-remnant-museum/)
- [Wat Preah Prom Rath](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-prom-rath/): Wat Preah Prom Rath (Khmer: វត្ត​ព្រះព្រហ្មរតន៍) is located in the central area near to Pub Street and the Old Market. It is a functioning Buddhist monastery featuring a typical Khmer-style pagoda, a courtyard with statues depicting different Buddhist beliefs, and a hall surrounded by hand-painted picture walls containing a giant statue of seated Buddha and a
- [Made in Cambodia Market](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/made-in-cambodia-market/): A small boutique market featuring locally handmade goods including crafts and local foods. It's not huge, but well worth a visit for the interesting handmade items that you won't see at the other major markets. This market was formerly located at Kings Road Angkor. Address: Oum Khun St, Oknha Oum-Chhay St, Krong Siem ReapOpen: Some
- [Banteay Srey Butterfly Centre](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/banteay-srey-butterfly-centre/): Banteay Srey Butterfly Centre (BBC or BSBC) is a butterfly zoo near Siem Reap, Cambodia. Founded in 2009, it is the largest enclosed butterfly centre in Southeast Asia.The centre is sometimes referred to as the Angkor Butterfly Center. Activities Banteay Srey Butterfly Centre has been designed and financed by Ben Hayes and Mike Baltzer, two
- [Chong Kneas Floating Village](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/chong-kneas-floating-village/): Located 16 km south of the Siem Reap city center and 5 km south of Phnom Kroam, Chong Kneas is one of the most popular of the several floating villages that line the great Tonle Sap Lake. It is accessed easily by a good sealed road that leads to the pier and ticket office and
- [Wat Thmey (Killing Fields)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thmey-killing-fields/): Many people who visit Cambodia don’t fully grasp how horrific the country’s recent history is until they get here. And, unless they visit Phnom Penh and head to S21 and The Killing Fields, they may just think of Cambodia as another developing country. However, it is much more than that. In 1975, the Khmer Rouge
- [Psar Chaa - Old Market](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/psar-chaa-old-market/): Psah Chas (Khmer: ផ្សារចាស់, literally "Old Market"), also commonly spelt as Phsar Chas, Psar Chas or Psar Chaa, is a market in the city of Siem Reap in northern Cambodia. Not to be confused with the similarly named Psah Chas in Phnom Penh that is geared toward locals, this market in the south of the
- [Angkor Night Market](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-night-market/): Siem Reap's original night market near Sivatha St has sprung countless copycats, but it remains the best and is well worth a browse. It's packed with stalls selling a variety of handicrafts, souvenirs and silks. In 'Night Market A' (to the south), you can catch live music at Island Bar, while adjacent 'Night Market B'
- [Kompong Phluk Floating Village](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kompong-phluk/): Located around 20km southeast of Siem Reap city on the edge of the Tonle Sap Lake, Kampong Phluk Floating Village offers visitors an opportunity to experience another side of traditional Cambodian life. Traditional life in Cambodia has always been centered around water as we can see at the ancient temples themselves, surrounded by moats and
- [Pub Street](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/pub-street/): Some may find it over-powering, but if you're looking for where everybody is, then Pub Street it is. Lined with restaurants and bars selling cheap beer and reasonable food. Later on, the music starts thumping and there's often almost a party atmosphere. People watching is free. Address:Anergy Disco | Manali, Siem Reap, Cambodia Source &/or Image Credit:https://www.tripadvisor.com.au/Attraction_Review-g297390-d1997901-Reviews-Pub_Street-Siem_Reap_Siem_Reap_Province.html
- [War Museum Cambodia](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/war-museum-cambodia/): The War Museum Cambodia is located at Siem Reap in Cambodia, near National Highway No. 6 between the city of Siem Reap and the International Airport. The purpose of this museum is to keep the memory of the civil war in the history of Cambodia alive and to preserve the unique collection for posterity. History
- [Siem Reap River](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/siem-reap-river/): The Siem Reap River parkways and the big park in front of the Hotel Grand d'Angkor are nice for a jog, stroll and people watching, especially in the early evening hours when the locals are out in numbers. The river area is pleasant and the park is nicely landscaped. There are plenty of drink and
- [Kompong Khleang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kompong-khleang/): Kampong Khleang is located on the northern lake-edge about 55 km east of Siem Reap town, more remote and less tourist than Kampong Pluk. Visitors to Kampong Khleang during the dry season are universally awestruck by the forest of stilted houses rising up to 10 meters in the air. In wet season the waters rise
- [Cambodia Landmine Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/cambodia-landmine-museum/): The Cambodian Landmine Museum and Relief Facility is a museum located in Cambodia, south of the Banteay Srey Temple complex, 25 kilometers north of Siem Reap, and inside the Angkor National Park. History Tourists began hearing stories about a young Khmer man, Aki Ra, who cleared landmines with a stick and had a house full
- [Koh Trong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koh-trong-2/): One of the prettiest places we’ve visited in Cambodia, Koh Trong is worth taking a slow morning or afternoon over for a chance to meander through litter-free, picture-perfect villages, maybe catch a swim off the beach on the west side, and enjoy a slice of peaceful, rural Cambodian life, with no chance of being blown
- [Battambang Bat Caves](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/battambang-bat-caves/): It’s something of a spectacle sitting at the foot of Battambang’s Phnom Sampeou, the sun sinking into the horizon as a stream of millions of bats pour from caves and zoom into the sky. Here’s all you need to know about Cambodia’s bat caves. A crowd gathers at the base of historic Phnom Sampeou, which
- [Angkor Silk Farm](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-silk-farm/): The Angkor Silk Farm is located in the Pouk District of Siem Reap, an easy 30-minute drive from the city centre of Siem Reap. It has been operating since the 1990s and was renovated and reopened in 2024. Their large grounds include a Mulberry plantation, cocoon-erie, spinning & dyeing workshop, silk weaving workshop, and a
- [Sothy's Pepper Farm](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sothys-pepper-farm/): See how famous Kampot Pepper - Green, Black, Red, and White - is produced, without chemical fertilizers or insecticides, taking a tour in Cambodian, English, French, German, Japanese, or Spanish. We use solar and wind energy. We have one simple bungalow - inquire for prior arrangements. We can be reached from Kep (or Kampot) by
- [ArtBox](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/artbox/): Visit the biggest-scale trick art museum in the world, ArtBox Trick Art Museum in Cambodia! Enjoy a fantastic experience with friends, lovers and family at Siem Reap's emerging landmark. Explore landmarks from around the world, without having to deal with potential hot or rainy weather. Check out more than 150 life like art pieces inside
- [Preah Vihear Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-vihear-temple/): Preah Vihear Temple (Khmer: ប្រាសាទព្រះវិហារ Prasat Preah Vihear) is an ancient Hindu temple built during the period of the Khmer Empire, that is situated atop a 525-metre (1,722 ft) cliff in the Dângrêk Mountains, in the Preah Vihear province, Cambodia. In 1962, following a lengthy dispute between Cambodia and Thailand over ownership, the International Court
- [Bambu Stage](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/bambu-stage/): Relax in a director's chair and enjoy a cool drink at our tropical garden theatre. It seats just 40 people. Watch a fun new take on a great tradition– the Cambodian Bambu Puppets-in full shadow theater mode! Wild and just a little bit crazy, they showcase traditional stories to moody experimental works and physical theater
- [APOPO Visitor Center](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/apopo-visitor-center/): APOPO (an acronym for Anti-Persoonsmijnen Ontmijnende Product Ontwikkeling: "Anti-Personnel Landmines Removal Product Development" in English is a registered Belgian non-governmental organisation which trains southern giant pouched rats to detect landmines and tuberculosis.They call their trained rats HeroRATs. History Bart Weetjens, the founder, liked his pet rats when he was a young boy; as a student at
- [Choeung Ek Genocidal Center](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/choeung-ek-genocidal-center/): Choeung Ek (Khmer: ជើងឯក [cəəŋ aek]) is the site of a former orchard and mass grave of victims of the Khmer Rouge - killed between 1975 and 1979 - about 17 kilometres (11 mi) south of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It is the best-known of the sites known as The Killing Fields, where the Khmer Rouge regime executed over one million[1] people between 1975 and 1979. Mass graves
- [Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/tuol-sleng-genocide-museum/): The Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (Khmer: សារមន្ទីរឧក្រិដ្ឋកម្មប្រល័យពូជសាសន៍ទួលស្លែង) is a museum in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, chronicling the Cambodian genocide. The site is a former secondary school which was used as Security Prison 21 (S-21) by the Khmer Rouge regime from its rise to power in 1975 to its fall in 1979. From 1976
- [Sandstone Quarry (Beng Mealea)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sandstone-quarry-beng-mealea/): On the east side of Phnom Kulen, west of Beng Mealea temple, there are several sandstone quarry sites, some old and one that is still active providing sandstone for the restoration works taking place in Angkor. It's interesting to note the techniques that seemingly haven't changed too much with iron picks still in use. In
- [Trapeang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/trapeang/): We came across this on our supplementary Feb 2025 tour along the ancient East Road. On satellite imagery, I thought it looked a lot like a moat-surrounded mound and was worth stopping by, considering it's right by the road. What we did see, only due to the area recently having been backburned, was an ancient
- [Prasat Kok Trapeang Kak (Kok Khpuos)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-kok-trapeang-kak-kok-khpuos/): A recently discovered stone inscription at Tuol Prasat Kok Trapeang Kak, located in Oddar Meanchey Province, Cambodia, provides new insights into the presence of Theravada Buddhism in the region. The inscription, written in both Sanskrit and Pali, is suggested to date back to the 11th century, aligning with the Angkorian period. This finding suggests a
- [Lake Bangkong Siem Reap](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/lake-bangkong-siem-reap/): Located 18 km to the northeast of Siem Reap City and 2 km southwest of Wat Kbal Chen, Lake Bangkong is an ancient pond that features an ancient stone boundary marker. The boundary marker is fragmented, but it can be assumed to have once depicted a seated Buddha on each of its four sides. The
- [Kbal Romeas Temple (Toek Vil, Siem Reap)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kbal-romeas-temple-puok-siem-reap/): Located on the northwestern side of Siem Reap city, the site is known to locals as Prasat Kbal Romeas. The site features a large moat-surrounded mound that measures around 40m or so per side. There are traces of at least two small brick shrines towards the western end of this mound. Otherwise, there is not
- [Prasat Prohm Tis (Banteay Srei District)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-prohm-tis/): Located along the road that leads to the Kulara Water plant and Wat Preah Ang Choub, Prasat Prohm Tis features a contemporary chedi with a statue of Lok Ta Dambang Dek (Khmer: លោកតាដំបងដែក). On the east side of the grounds is a contemporary Buddhist vihara, demarcated by sema. Lok Ta Dambang Dek, or "Grandfather of
- [Wat Stan](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-stan/): Wat Preah Serey Ratana (called Wat Stan)
- [Wat Chub Toul Peul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chub-toul-peul/): Wat Bali Damrey Krab, called Wat Chub Toul Peul. Our visit here was in January 2025 with the pagoda still in development.
- [Chamteav Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/chamteav-temple/): Located 4km northeast of Wat Tbaeng and 6km or so west of Phnom Kulen, the site features the remains of a late 10th to mid-11th-century brick temple. The site is somewhat special in that it has a person living on site as an ascetic, which is wonderful to encounter. There are a few places, but
- [Wat Run Ta Ek](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-run-ta-ek/): The new pagoda of Run Ta Ek Techo Sen. Run Ta Ek has undergone significant development in recent years. Originally a small community with 442 families, it was designated a relocation site for residents moving from the Angkor Archaeological Park. The APSARA National Authority (ANA), which is responsible for managing the Angkor site, developed Run
- [Prasat Kuk Troap](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-kuk-troap/): Located 550m west of Beng Mealea and 270m southwest of Prasat Duan Chan, Kuk Troap temple features the remnants of a brick/sandstone temple. It's a small temple whose moat-surrounded mound measures around 25m wide and 30m long. To the east is a basin measuring around 165m x 86m. Interestingly, the site has an east-southeast orientation
- [Sak Kdar Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sak-kdar-temple/): Located around 5km southwest of Beng Mealea, Prasat Sak Kdar features the remnants of what appears to have been a brick temple. On visiting in late 2024, it was quite overgrown, and there wasn't a lot to see apart from a couple of sandstone blocks and scattered bricks among excavation wells. To the east is
- [Spean Trapeang Ruessei](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/spean-trapeang-ruessei/): It is located 2.7km west of Beng Mealea temple and 1.5km east of Sam Yot temple, along the ancient East Road that joined Angkor to Beng Mealea and Preah Khan of Kampong Svay and 500m east of Road 64 and the village of Trapeang Ruessei. When asking about the old road, local villagers pointed us
- [Satcha - Cambodian Handicraft Center](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/satcha-cambodian-handicraft-center/): Located around 2km southeast of the Old Market and Pub Street area of central Siem Reap, Satcha's goal is to provide an incubator for local artisans. Those artisans include stone masons, wood sculptors, painters, weavers, and much more. The grounds here are an open, spacious, and incredibly inviting landscaped area with a trail that leads
- [Artisans Angkor (Siem Reap)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/artisans-angkor-siem-reap/): Located a few minutes walk from the Old Market and Pub Street area of central Siem Reap, Artisans Angkor is a Cambodian social enterprise focused on reviving traditional Khmer craftsmanship. Those crafts include stone and wood carving, silk production, weaving, lacquering, and silver plating. You can visit the craft workshops, and there are even guides
- [Wat Toap Chey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-toap-chey/): Contemporary monastery that was founded in recent times. The site retains several sandstone fragments from an ancient temple. There is some folklore surrounding the site and its remnants. One night, while studying the Dhama, a monk saw a white light in front of the throne. He told the abbot, who did not believe, but for
- [Wat Kambao Or](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kambao-or/): Located just north of Spean Khmeng on the ancient East Road that joined Angkor to Preah Khan of Kampong Svay. Wat Kambao Or is a contemporary Buddhist pagoda featuring several ancient road markers. The ancient road markers seen here are similar to those seen near Spean Praptos on the Southeast Road and others at Wat
- [Prasat Lbeuk/Khtum Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-17/): Located around 5km to the northwest of Khvav village near the southern border of Siem Reap Province, on the southern step of Phnom Khtum. It features a tall laterite wall that is mostly still standing. On Google Maps, it has been added as "Lobaek Temple". The site doesn't appear in historical French inventories nor on
- [T26](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/t26/)
- [Prasat (Khnar Pou)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-khnar-pou-2/): Located 380m south-southeast of Banteay Ampil temple and 190m south of the ancient East Road, the site features traces of an ancient temple with sandstone fragments and blocks. It's recorded on Google Maps as "គ្រឹះប្រាសាទជាន់លេច". The site sits in the centre of an undeveloped area measuring around 140m x 140m, surrounded by village homes. The
- [Prasat (Khnar Pou)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-khnar-pou/): Located 700m south-southwest of Banteay Ampil temple and 450m south of the ancient East Road, the site features the traces of an ancient temple with a few sandstone and brick fragments and 50m to the east a large basin around 80m x 40m. Images 2021
- [Khnar Temple (Khvav)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/khnar-temple-khvav/): Located 4km north of Wat Peung in Khvav Commune. The site features an outer wall and partially standing temple remains.
- [Vien Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/vien-temple/): Traces of an ancient temple with visible moat and sandstone and laterite remnants. Located inside the outer enclosure of Preah Khan of Kampong Svay. Reference Reimagining the City of Fire and Iron: A landscape archaeology of the Angkor-Period Industrial Complex of Preah Khan of Kompong Svay, Cambodia (ca. 9thto 13th centuries A.D.), 2015, Hendrickson, Evans
- [Phnom Dob Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-dob-temple/): Located north of the ancient East Road and east of Spean Ta Ong, the remains of Prasat Phnom Dob sits atop a small mountain. It features the base of what may be two or three brick shrines that are enclosed by a laterite wall that may have dated to the 10th-11th century. The site is
- [Preah Vihear Eco-Global Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-vihear-eco-global-museum/): Located north of Sra'aem Village, along the road that leads to the grand mountaintop temple of Preah Vihear, the Samdech Techo Hun Sen Eco-Global Museum features an impressive collection of ancient and heritage artefacts, along with an audio-visual hall. The museum artifacts are from the nearby Temple of Preah Vihear, related monuments in the wider
- [Wat Khnar Krao](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-khnar-krao/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda with a large basin on the east. Near the basin is a small neak ta shelter housing remnants of an ancient temple including sandstone plinths, pesani, and a sema stone fragment. Images: 07/2022
- [Reach Chuntal Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/reach-chuntal-temple/): Prasat Reach Chuntal is located in the central area of Siem Reap city, in the commune (now Sangkat) of Kok Chak. Surrounded by homes, it features large square laterite blocks, perhaps forming the basement of the temple that was seemingly largely built in brick according to the rubble seen at the site. There are traces
- [Wat Prei Danghaeum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prei-danghaeum/): Also recorded as Wat Prey Dangherm (Khmer: វត្តព្រៃដង្ហើម), it's located some 13km west of Siem Reap city, and immediately to the southeast of the remnants of the ancient temple, Prasat Prei Danghaeum. The site retains several pieces including a sandstone pedestal and colonette fragment which are likely from the nearby temple site. Interestingly, stored by
- [Bakong My Village](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/bakong-my-village/): Located 500m to the east of Prasat Bakong, Bakong My Village offers a cafe, restaurant, and activities. It's set on large landscaped grounds with ponds and tree areas with comfortable seating, private bamboo huts, and even an area for archery. It's a handy pitstop in between exploring all the temples in the Roluos area. It's
- [T25 Map](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/t25-map/)
- [O'Chup Thnal Campsite (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ochup-thnal-campsite-phnom-kulen/): Located atop Phnom Kulen and a few minutes west of Anlong Thom village, O'Chup Thnal Campsite is run by the local community and the Anglong Thom CBTC. The site is located by a freshwater stream with sandy banks offering a great place to swim and relax. They have also set up some basic tables, tarpaulins,
- [Prasat Kok Chen (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-kok-chen/): The site is located southwest of Anlong Thom village, atop Phnom Kulen, along the trail that leads to Rong Chen Temple. Only the base of a brick temple remains to be seen. Notable for the width of its walls, the site is also flanked by a natural rock monolith.
- [Chrei Temple (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/chrei-temple-phnom-kulen/): Prasat Chrei (not to be confused with Chup Chrei which is further to the south) is located atop Phnom Kulen, south of Anlong Thom village, south of Prasat Neak Ta and north of Bos Neak Temple. It is part of a group of temples, Anlong Thom, Prasat Neak Ta, Bos Neak, all orientated on a
- [Phnom Kulen Makara](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-kulen-makara/): Located around 2km northwest of Beng Mealea Temple on the foothills of Phnom Kulen, is a very unique piece of ancient infrastructure. Around 2020, a local discovered a large sandstone head of a Makara (part lion/part sea creature from Hindu mythology). Recently the site has been excavated and restored revealing it was actually part of
- [Wat Chong Kal](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chong-kal/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda which features a basement style typical of early modern era pagoda. There is also a wood carved remnant of the prior pagoda preserved at the site.
- [Wat Tanes](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tanes/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda. Located to 650m northwest of Kouk Mon Market and 400m to the east of the large baray that belongs to Soeng Temple.
- [T24 Map](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/t24-map/)
- [Wat Sovan Mealea Ov Lok](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sovan-mealea-ov-lok/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda housing a collection of remnants from ancient temples sites. In the surrounding area there are several recorded archaeological sites inc. Don Tea, Kok Phnov, and Ta Chin. The collection features numerous pedestals, a pediment fragment, a colonette, and several temple crowns. All by appearances dating to around the 11th century. There
- [Wat Prey Veng (Banteay Ampil District)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prey-veng-banteay-ampil-district/): Located east of the main road that joins Kouk Mon with Prasat Ta Muen Thom, Wat Prey Veng features a fascinating collection of ancient temple relics gathered from the surrounding area. The relics are numerous, much of it likely dating to around the 11th century including a torso of a small statue, a torso of
- [Prasat Damrei Troam](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ancient-stairs-of-ta-muen-thom-temple/): Noted on Google Maps as "Prasat Damrei Troam", owing to the seated elephant statue that sits atop a laterite platform beside the laterite lined causeway and the beginning of the "staircase" that leads down to cascade/creek bed running down the side of the mountain. It's located an easy walk from Prasat Ta Muen Thom, on
- [Neak Ta](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/neak-ta-6/): A small neak ta shelter by the edge of a baray in Kouk Mon village. Remnants include a small sandstone pedestal, a fragment of a hand from what may have been a Buddha statue, and most interestingly, a fragment depicting what appears to be a stupa.
- [Wat Sokunthearam Kouk Mon](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sokunthearam-kouk-mon/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda built top an ancient site, still surrounded in part by the original moat. Around the grounds, four sandstone pedestals of different configuration can be seen. A large sandstone crown ornament that once would have topped a temple tower temple. The old monks quarters, a wood slat building, and a bird
- [Wat Velevorn](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-velevorn/): Contemporary monastery located west of Road 68 in Chrouy Neang Nguon commune of Srei Snam district.
- [Rovieng Thmei Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/rovieng-thmei-temple/): What appears to be a moat surrounded mound, with remnants of brick fragments. A small neak ta shelter houses two sandstone remnants inc. a naga corner accent and mini-prasat. To the east of the site is a large basin. I am not sure of the name of the temple, so, in this case the nearest
- [T23 Map](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/t23-map/)
- [Wat Kdarmhar  ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kdarmhar/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda in Chhuk Khsach Commune of Baray District, Kampong Thom
- [Wat Por Sdach Ptum ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-por-sdach-ptum/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Kdei Ta Chen ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kdei-ta-chen/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda.
- [T22 Map](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/t22-map/)
- [Wat Ang Po (Battambang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-ang-po-battambang/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located around 6km west of Battambang city. Immediately west of the pagoda is an interesting development that appears at first sight to be the trace of an old banteay, perhaps similar to Kampaeng Stoeng Preah Srok just west of Siem Reap along the ancient road. Or it could just be a
- [Map for T21](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/41551/)
- [Wat Angkor Chey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-angkor-chey/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda that retains an older wooden sala. Note the finials.
- [Wat Ti Baram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-ti-baram/): Also recorded as Wat Kampoul, it's a contemporary monastery and pagoda located near the east bank of the Mekong River. It's a little unusual. The monk seems keen on reinforcing that point of difference by constructing a monumental Buddha wrapped in a long stretching naga serpent overlooking a small basin. Cool. The large expanse of
- [Wat Samrith Chyaram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-samrith-chyaram/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located by the east bank of the Mekong River. The older of the two pagodas features a very special wood carved stencil pediment that is very rare to see in situ, behind the stencil is a special lead finish that produces the iridescent colour. Inside, beautiful murals line the central roof
- [Wat Por Vong (Srei Santhor)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-por-vong-srei-santhor/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located by the east bank of the Mekong River.
- [Wat Thnoat Pkar Bo Prek (Srei Santhor)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thnoat-pkar-bo-prek-srei-santhor/): Located near the east bank of the Mekong River in lower Kampong Cham Province, just northwest of Wat Svay Sach. It's a contemporary monastery and pagoda, recently rebuilt by appearances. It uses the Phnom Penh style with added porches and lavish use of gold paint.
- [Wat Purthivorn (Srei Santhor)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-purthivorn-srei-santhor/): Also recorded as Wat Ampil, it is located near the east bank of the Mekong River in lower Kampong Cham Province, just southeast of Wat Svay Sach. It is also one of the older pagodas in the area and noting the sandstone pieces gathered around the side of the pagoda, it may have a heritage
- [Wat Thmey (Kandal)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thmey-kandal/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Svay Romeat (Kandal)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-svay-romeat-kandal/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located along the east side of the Mekong River in Kandal. It features a lot of old-world charm, panelled wooden window shutters, wooden pillars, wireframe art, and so on that's attributable to the 50s-70s but I do not have an exact date for this pagoda.
- [Wat Prek Pou (Srei Santhor)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prek-pou-srei-santhor/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda set on large grounds, featuring several older style chedi. Some speculate as to whether this may have been the location of an ancient capital/palace or at least a significant site in the 16th century. Some of the stupa/chedi is quite interesting, and at least one may correlate to that time, plus
- [Wat Trang (Kandal)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-trang-kandal/): Contemporary monastery featuring two pagodas. The older of the two pagodas, perhaps it dates to around 60-80 years old at a guess and features some beautiful murals and a grand Buddha supported by Preah Neang Kong Hing as seems typical of the period. It also houses a fragment of a Buddha on Naga statue, no
- [Wat Botum Raingsei (Kandal)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-botum-raingsei-kandal/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda in Ksach Kandal that features two pagodas. The older of the two pagodas is constructed of a wood frame with stucco over brick, believed to be nearly 100 years old. It has some nice murals and loads of old-world charm. On the east side of the two pagodas is what appears
- [Wat Preah Prasob ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-prasob/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda in Ksach Kandal, located on the east bank of the Mekong River it's actually quite unique. How old is the pagoda? We asked some locals and no one was too sure but they were helpful enough to help us search for a date albeit without any luck. Regardless, it's a spectacular
- [Wat Serei Sakor ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-serei-sakor/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda in Ksach Kandal. If you head along the river here you can come across some brick kilns that apparently have been operating there for as long as people can remember.
- [Wat Sovannavatty](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sovannavatty-wat/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda in Ksach Kandal. It is well kept monastery also featuring the remnants of older stupa.
- [Wat Tuol Sambo](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tuol-sambo/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda that was believed to be constructed upon the location of an ancient temple site. The pagoda we see today may be around 50-60 years old at a guess.
- [Wat Phnom Da](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnom-da/): On the northeastern side of Phnom Da is a small contemporary pagoda and functioning monastery and the lower ancient cave. To the east is a large basin and just south is the monk's quarters and dining hall/sermon hall. Several shale sandstone remnants of the ancient temple can be seen surrounding the pagoda and cave which
- [Angkor Borei Wall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-borei-wall/): The ancient citadel of Angkor Borei, quite incredibly, features a wall whose remnants can still easily be visited and witnessed. The wall is made of fired brick and then supplanted with earth that was dredged to form a moat on the wall's outer perimeter. There are several places to see exposed sections of the wall,
- [Wat Preah Sokun Mean Bon](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-sokun-mean-bon/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located north of Phnom Oudong and 300m south of NR5.
- [Wat Preah Vihear Kaoh Andeth ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-vihear-kaoh-andeth/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located 1km to the north-northeast of Phnom Oudong.
- [Wat Phsar Dek](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phsar-dek/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located 1.7km to the northeast of Phnom Oudong.
- [Wat Arey Kasap ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-arey-kasap/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located at the southeastern foothill of Phnom Oudong.
- [Wat Preah Vihear Leu ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-vihear-leu/): Located at the southern foothill of Phnom Oudong, the monastery features a pagoda with a grand staircase leading to the road that circles the area. The site featured a small neak ta shelter containing a collection of ancient sandstone remnants.
- [Cambodia Buddhist Vipassana Center](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/cambodia-buddhist-vipasana-center/): Located at the western foothill of Phnom Oudong, the monastery occupies large grounds featuring a grand pagoda, chedi, and grand Buddha statue along with a library, monks' quarters, and numerous halls, all set among the landscaped grounds. It's a clean, vibrant yet peaceful place to just wander and admire an active Buddhist monastery along with
- [Wat Dangtong ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-dangtong/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west bank of the Tonle Sap River near Longvek. It has been redeveloped in recent times while at the corner of the pagoda, fragments of a sandstone votive stupa can be seen that may date to the Longvek-Oudong era of the 17th-19th centuries.
- [Wat Peam Chumnik](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-peam-chumnik/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west bank of the Tonle Sap River near Longvek. It features an older-style pagoda featuring a wooden roof that is preceded on its east side by a larger contemporary pagoda.
- [Wat Pram Bei Chhom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pram-bei-chhom/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west bank of the Tonle Sap River near Longvek.
- [Wat Chaktotis](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chaktotis/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the northwest foothill of Oudong Mountain. It retains some sandstone remnants from an older site including a fragment of a large votive stupa/chedi on the southwestern side of the pagoda that may date to the Longvek-Oudong era of the 17th-19th centuries.
- [Wat Padimakorn](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-padimakorn/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the northwest foothill of Oudong Mountain. It retains some sandstone remnants from an older site including a leaf-style sema and pedestal of a votive stupa. On the western side of the pagoda is an older bell-style chedi/stupa.
- [Wat Prok Kdar](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prok-kdar/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located north of Oudong Mountain in Kandal Province.
- [Reachny Longvek Resort](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/reachny-longvek-resort/): Located in between the ancient city of Longvek and Oudong, about 30km north of Phnom Penh, Reachny Longvek Resort is a new development set to offer a large-scale cultural tourism park. It is expected to be completed in 2024. Some background - Longvek was a vibrant capital during the 16th century under the highly regarded
- [Ancient Longvek Citadel Wall and Moat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ancient-longvek-citadel-wall-and-moat/): Surrounding the ancient 16th-17th capital at Longvek is an earthen wall and moat easily visible from the present-day village road that intersects it. The wall would have been several meters high and several meters wide in its heyday with the soil likely coming from the excavation of the several-meter-wide moat that fronted it. During the
- [Vihear](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/vihear-3/): Located in the cluster of shrines located east of Wat Traleang Keng in Longvek, the site features a contemporary shrine under construction that is surrounded by older leaf-style sema. As per other sites in the area, it has its roots in the 16th-17th century.
- [Wat Kang Meas (Kampong Thom)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kang-meas-kampong-thom/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the east bank of the Stoeung Chinit River in Kampong Thom. The area was marked as "147", on Henri Parmentier's map from 1935.
- [Wat Sor Sophon (Kampong Thom)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sor-sophon-kampong-thom/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the east bank of the Stoeung Chinit River in Kampong Thom. It features a beautiful gate that faces the river and a fragment of an old votive stupa perhaps indicating there was a pagoda that preceded the one we see today.
- [Wat Pnov (Kampong Thom)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pnov-kampong-thom/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west bank of the Stoeng Chinit river in Pnov Commune, Kampong Thom. It features some laterite blocks that may be from the ancient temple that once existed in the village, Prasat Pei, along with relics of an older Buddhist Terrace of the late post-Angkorian era (15th-19th c). It
- [Wat Banteay Chas](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-banteay-chas/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda that features remnants of an older brick stupa of the 20th century on its eastern side. It was marked as "146" on Henri Parmentier's map from 1935.
- [Wat Chong Doung](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chong-doung/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located west of the RN 6 in Baray District, Kampong Thom. The site is interesting for featuring a large collection of sandstone remnants that one assumes are from the pagoda that preceded the one we see today. Those remnants include some pedestal of Buddha statues, sema, sema pedestals, a fragment
- [Wat Tnaot](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tnaot-2/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda, also recorded as Wat Purthivong Hathei, located west of the RN 6 in Baray District Kampong Thom. It features a collection of remains from ancient temples in the area.
- [Tuol Don Srei (Baray District)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/tuol-don-srei-baray-district/): Also recorded as Tuol Yeay Srei Temple Base, it's located 6km east of the RN 6 in Baray District, and around 1km east of the ruins of Ta Pich. It's a large moat-surrounded mound accessed by wading through the rice fields and entering from either the east or west side, the traditional entrance would have
- [Wat Boeung Tbong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-boeung-tbong/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda that features remains from an 8th-century site and some from the post-Angkorian era of the 15th-19th century. The collection is incredibly fascinating, including the lintel that appears to still retain rendering in one of its medallions, if it is, that is something quite incredible. Other remnants include a moonstone, sandstone plinths,
- [Wat Prek Liv (Kampong Cham)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prek-liv-kampong-cham/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west bank of the Mekong River in lower Kampong Cham Province. Stored by the sala chan (dining hall) are two ornately carved wooden pediments from an older pagoda or monastery building. Update: after posting on social media we received some feedback from Bhikkhu Chan Kim Heang, who
- [Wat Rok Ar (Kampong Cham)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-rokar-kampong-cham/): An older pagoda located on the west bank of the Mekong River in lower Kampong Cham Province, also recorded as Wat Rokar. On our last visit, Aug 2023, a new pagoda is under construction. Hopefully, the old pagoda will be preserved as it features some unique art and character, an example of which is the
- [Wat Preah Vihear Luong (Oudong)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-vihear-luong-oudong/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the northwest foothill of Oudong Mountain in Kandal Province. The site has a heritage in the 19th century and has been restored in recent times. Different styles of sema pedestals seen around the site indicate that the pagoda we see today may have replaced an earlier vihara/pagoda. The site
- [Wat Preah Dhomatrai](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-dhomatrai/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the northwest foothill of Oudong Mountain.
- [Wat Kampong Luong (Kandal)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kampong-luong-2/): Located on the west bank of the Tonle Sap River and east of the RN5 in Kampong Luong Village, Kandal, Wat Kampong Luong is a contemporary monastery and pagoda and, an important heritage site. The pagoda features very beautiful murals and decorative features, the site also houses an array of Buddhist statuary, I believe it
- [King Ang Duong Shrine](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/king-ang-duong-shrine/): Located just north of the RN5 in Kampong Luong Village, Kandal, the shrine features a golden statue of King Ang Duong (reign 1848–1860). He held his capital at Oudong with the palace at what is now Wat Veang Chas and his stupa sits among the many atop Oudong Mountain. He was the son of his
- [Wat Veang Chas](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-veang-chas/): The old Royal Palace during the time of King Ang Duong who reigned for two periods between 1848-1860. The old vihara (pagoda) was rebuilt in the late 1990s with support from PM Hun Sen along with additional recent refurbishments. The grounds are quite large, quite pleasant, and surrounded by a vast expanse of water on
- [Wat Prah En Tep](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prah-en-tep/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located within the large expanse of the ancient capital of Longvek. It features some remains from the Post-Angkorian era. The site has its heritage in the era of King Ang Chan.
- [Wat Yukunthor](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-yukunthor/): Located on the bank of the Tonle Sap Lake in Baribour District of Kampong Chhnang, Wat Yukunthor is one of the older pagodas in the area. It's been restored in recent times.
- [Wat Chantmony](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chantmony/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located just south of the RN5 near the Kampong Chhnang/Pursat border. It features older style sema that may have belong to an earlier iteration of what we see today.
- [Wat Chambok Rangsei](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chambok-rangsei/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located near the Kampong Chhnang and Pursat border.
- [Kampong Luong Floating Village](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kampong-luong-floating-village/): Located in Pursat Province on the waters of the Tonle Sap Lake, Kampong Luong is another of Cambodia's unique floating villages where the community lives their life in a water-centric world. The area features a large community that is part land-based with houses on stilts and the larger community in floating homes, making a living
- [Wat Phnom Borvong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnom-borvong/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located atop Phnom Borvong, about 12 km south of Pursat. The mountaintop features several attractions, all related to the pagoda. On there north side there is a monastery and pagoda with several buildings in development including a meditation area. Just south of that is a grand Chedi. A little to the
- [Wat Phnom Baktra](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnom-baktra/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located 15 km south of Pursat. It has recently been renewed and is quite pretty with a beautiful location on the mountainside.
- [Wat Sbov Rik](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sbov-rik/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located 25 km south of Pursat. It is one of the older pagodas in the area and features notable pediments along with murals on its inner walls.
- [Wat Keo Vichey  ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-keo-vichey/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located 7km north of Pursat city. On our visit in Aug 2023 there is a massively tall construction underway behind the pagoda, let's wait to see what it becomes.
- [Angkor Wonder Garden](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-wonder-garden/): Located 28 km east of Siem Reap along National Road 6 and near Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium and the village of Damdek, Angkor Wonder Garden is a massive 7-hectare landscaped flower garden. Opening in December 2023, it adds to the attractions in the area and to the list of major attractions in the Siem Reap
- [Wat Banteay Dei ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-banteay-dei/): Located in central Pursat city, it's an older pagoda retaining its original inner murals, decorative pediments, and features. I am not sure of its exact foundation date, perhaps what we see dates to around the mid-1900s. The pagoda also features a beautifully decorated balan (pedestal for the Buddha) and outside, an equally beautifully decorated stupa.
- [Koh Sampov Meas Pursat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koh-sampov-meas-pursat/): Located in central Pursat city, Koh Sampov Meas is a boat-shaped man-made island in the middle of the Pursat River. It features several shrines and a tree-lines facade making it a nice place to relax by the water. At one end is the Preah Ang Chao Sen temple. So legend has it, in days gone by
- [Wat Svay Bopha (Battambang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-svay-bopha-battambang/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located in Moung Russey Commune, around 7 km west of Battambang-Pursat Border city along the RN 5. There is a new pagoda under construction and the older pagoda has been preserved. The pagoda was constructed with donations from the US-based Khmer community according to the plaque on the roof, although
- [Wat Po Lanka (Battambang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-po-lanka-battambang/): Also recorded as Wat Pothi Lanka, is a contemporary monastery and pagoda located around 20 km east of Battambang city along the RN 5. The pagoda has recently been renewed and at the main entrance, the original gate has been preserved. Interestingly, to the left of the pagoda, is a large pen with two ostriches.
- [Wat Kampong Preah (Battambang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kampong-preah-battambang/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located 15 km east of Battambang city along the RN 5. The pagoda has a style of the mid-1900s and the wood-pillared sermon hall has a plaque noting the monastery's foundation in 1915. If the pagoda itself dates back to that time then it is surprisingly well preserved. Regardless, the wood-columned
- [Wat Panha (Battambang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-panha-battambang/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located along the RN 5, east of Battambang city.
- [Wat Kong Kang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kong-kang/): Located at the southern end of Pailin city, and at the foothill of Phnom Yat, Wat Kong Kang is pagoda and monastery dating back to 1942. The pagoda, like the constructions atop Phnom Yat was built by the Kula people who lived here in the 1900s, working as gem traders. Monks had to abandon the
- [Laang Spean Pre-historic Archeological Site](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/laang-spean-pre-historic-archeological-site/): Located around 40km southwest of Battambang, Laang Spean is an ancient pre-historic site located in a scenic natural cave atop a small limestone mountain. It's a fascinating site that, with archeological research that dates back to the 70's, resumed in contemporary times and is ongoing. It has been occupied by humans for over 60,000 years.
- [Wat Koh Keo (Battambang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-koh-keo-battambang/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located 4km east of Battambang city and just south of the RN 5 in Anlong Vil Village. It features two pagodas, one larger contemporary pagoda and one dating from the late-1800s - early 1900s. The older pagoda has been restored in recent times and it is demarcated by older-style stone sema
- [Wat Khsach Pouy ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-khsach-pouy/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located around 7km south of Battambang central and on the west of the Sangker River.
- [Wat Moni Reaksmey (& Crocodile Mountain Cave)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-moni-reaksmey/): A contemporary pagoda located on the western foothill west of Phnom Krapeau (or Crocodile Mountain), about 15km south of Battambang. It is also the site of the Crocodile Cave. There is a trail leading to the site that comes off the Kampong Muoy Road just west of Wat Phnom Andoeuk and then a flight of
- [Wat Phnom Andoeuk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnom-andoeuk/): Also known as Turtle Mountain Pagoda, it is west of Phnom Sampov and on the north foothill of Phnom Krapeau (or Crocodile Mountain), about 15km south of Battambang. It is a quiet and peaceful place with lush landscaped grounds and a trail that winds around and up the small hill to the pagoda. While the
- [Wat Khveng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-khveng/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the east side of the Sangker River and about 5km south of Battambang city. It's noted as having been founded around or before the 1800s. Unusually, the pagoda we see today, built in recent times, sits on a north-south axis as opposed the the usual east-west axis.
- [Wat Chheu Khmao (Battambang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chheu-kmao/): Located on the south bank of the Sangker River and in the floodplains of the great Tonle Sap lake, is a wondrous Buddhist monastery with two pagodas. The older wooden pagoda, raised on stilts is also known as Blackwood temple or Black Tree pagoda. The site is noted as having been founded in the late
- [Wat Roka (Battambang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-roka-battambang/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located around 5km west of Battambang city.
- [Wat Sampov](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sampov/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the southwest side of Battambang city.
- [Wat Kan Doeng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kan-doeng/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the southwest side of Battambang city. It features a contemporary pagoda and an older pagoda, both are quite attractive and characterful. The older pagoda, is of the traditional Battambang style of the mid to late 1900s. Sansdone plinths and a sandstone pedestal from an ancient temple are also seen
- [Wat Toul Ta Ek](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-toul-ta-ek/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west side of Battambang city. It's very ornately decorated with a low-height outer wall rendered with Buddhist Angkorian-era iconography, and the exterior pagoda walls are decorated with murals depicting local Buddhist narratives.
- [Wat Ta Mem](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-ta-mem/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda, located on the east side of the Sangker River and about 4km south of Battambang city. The pagoda is a contemporary double-story while most interesting are the monumental gates of the original pagoda, three on a north-south axis, which were under restoration on our last visit in Aug 2023.
- [Wat Buon Muk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-buon-muk/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located 7km south of Battambang city and to the east of the Sangker River.
- [Wat Kampong Seima ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kampong-seima/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the southern side of Battambang central and west of the Sangker River.
- [Wat Pacha ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pacha/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda in central Battambang, located on the east side of the Sangker River and east of Wat Sangke.
- [Wat Kor](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kor/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda that was founded in the early 1900s, located on the southern side of Battambang central. It is one of the more beautiful pagodas in Battambang featuring lush grounds and a pagoda of the classical Battambang style with a few quirks all of its own. Wat Kor village is an older village
- [Wat Thommikaram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thommikaram/): A new pagoda under construction on the south side of central Battambang city - photo is the temporary prayer hall while the pagoda is being constructed. Photos: Aug 2023
- [Wat Kuntakod](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kuntakod/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the east side of Battambang city, just north of the airport strip. The monastery grounds feature several stupa and chedi with the pagoda finished in luminous gold, nicely contrasted by its deep red walls.
- [Wat Po Veal - Battambang (Wat Bovil)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-bovil/): Also recorded as Wat Bovil. Contemporary monastery and pagoda in the heart of Battambang city, east of the river, and south of Wat Po Knong. There are two pagodas here, that replaced an earlier pagoda reportedly founded in the early 19th century. In the 1930s the pagoda also featured a Pali school, Pali being the
- [Wat Sophy ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sophy/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda, of Battambang style with a porched roof, also featuring two grand, tall pavilions. Located in the northeast of Battambang city and on the west bank of the Sangker River.
- [Wat Balat  ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-balat/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda in the northeast of Battambang city and on the west bank of the Sangker River. It features beautiful decorative wood reliefs in its pediments, I am not sure of the age, but perhaps around mid to late-1900s.
- [Wat O Trea](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-o-trea/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located 600m to the northwest of Wat Samrong Knong in Battambang.
- [Wat Phnov](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnov/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located around 1km north of Wat Samrong Knong on the east side of the Sangker River in Battambang. It's built in the mid-1900s Battambang style and features a nice garden with...dinosaurs. Cambodia has some dinosaur-related discoveries in Koh Kong Province, while Battambang has an ancient marine fossil site at Phnom
- [Wat Keo](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-keo/): With an auspicious name, Wat Keo, on the north side of Battambang city and the east side of the Sangker River, features an old pagoda that is immediately followed by a contemporary pagoda to its south. Unusually, the site is orientated to the north along a north-south axis while traditionally pagodas, and ancient temples too,
- [Wat Kdang Nga](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kdang-nga/): A contemporary monastery with a pagoda of the mid-1900s Battambang style and also on the monastery grounds, a stupa of that era, and a beautiful Khmer colonial-period building. Located in Kvit Village on the east side and south of the Sangker River, north of central Battambang city.
- [Wat Preaek Luong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preaek-luong/): A small, contemporary monastery and pagoda located just east of the Sangker River, around 8km north of central Battambang city. The site houses a collection of remnants from an ancient temple. The pagoda may date to around the mid-late 1900s and apparently, features some beautiful and interesting murals on its internal walls as noted by
- [Wat Sna Pi Mouk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sna-pi-mouk/): A small, contemporary monastery and pagoda located just east of the Sangker River, north of central Battambang city.
- [Wat Prek Krauch](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prek-krauch/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located north of central Battambang and west of the Sangker Rver.
- [Wat Svay Chrum ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-svay-chrum/): Also noted as Wat Svai Chrum, is a contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west side of the Sangker River, about 7km north of central Battambang city.
- [Wat Sdei Sampov Meas ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sdei-sampov-meas/): A contemporary monastery and a very beautiful pagoda located about 9km north of central Battambang city on the west side of the Sangker River. It was built in the Battambang style of the mid-late 1900s.
- [Wat Ek Rainsy](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-ek-rungsey/): Also noted as Wat Ek Rungsey, is a contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west bank of the Sangker River, about 8km north of central Battambang city. It houses a replica of the chaitya object seen at Wat Kdol Don Teav and also remnants from the vihara preceding the pagoda we see today, including
- [Wat Soamanoas ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-soamanoas/): A contemporary monastery and a very beautiful pagoda located just to the southeast of Wat Phnom Ek and around 7km north of central Battambang city on the west bank of the Prek Daun Teav (Daun Teav stream). It was built in the Battambang style of the late 1800s to mid-1900s. Inside, it features beautiful classical-style
- [Wat Rumduol ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-rumduol/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west bank of the Sanker River in central Battambang.
- [Wat Liep ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-liep/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west bank of the Sanker River in central Battambang. Also recorded as Wat Leap.
- [Wat Chroy Mates](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chroy-mates/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in Thmor Koul District, Battambang Province. There are two pagodas here, one dating back to the mid-1900s, and immediately to its east, a larger modern pagoda. The older pagoda is of course quite special, featuring several unique elements. Sadly it wasn't open on the last visit, so hopefully we'll have
- [Wat Thom (Mongol Borei District)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thom-mongol-borei-district/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda, also known as Wat Kandal, located at the northern end of Phnom Toch in Mongol Borei District. Also see Wat Phnom Toch which is located at the southern end of the mountain. Photos: Red Dot Tour Feb 2022. Up a separate staircase, there is a series of graves and at the
- [Wat Phnom Toch (Mongol Borei District)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnom-toch-mongol-borei-district/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located at the southern end of Phnom Toch in Mongol Borei District. Photos: Red Dot Tour Feb 2022 Continue up to the top of the mountain and there are several lookouts, chedi, and small shrines to wander around.
- [Wat Sovann Kiri (Mongkol Borei)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sovann-kiri-mongkol-borei/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located west of Phnom Toch in Mongkol Borei District. Photos: Red Dot Tour Feb 2022
- [Wat Phnom (Mongkol Borei)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnom-mongkol-borei/): Also recorded as Wat Kiri/Wat Phnom Prasat. It's a contemporary monastery and pagoda that also houses relics of an ancient temple (Prasat Phnom Thom). Directly east is the cave of Phnom Thom Cheung. Photos: Red Dot Tour Feb 2022
- [Wat Russey Krok](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-russey-krok/): Located just south of Mongkolborei market and the Mongkolborei river, Wat Russey Krok (or Wat Ruessei Kroak) is a beautiful pagoda of the Battambang style that originated in the early to mid-1900s.
- [Wat Po Rieng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-po-rieng/): A quirky and unusual pagoda located in Ou Prasat Commune of Mongkol Borei District. I dropped by here in Feb 2022 (see Red Dot Tour) although at that time it was still under construction with the seemingly sole monk working tirelessly on the creation of a Walt Disney-style Buddhist pagoda. Dropping by again in August
- [Wat Anhchanh ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-anhchanh/): Contemporary pagoda and monastery located on the north bank of the Mongkolborei River.
- [Wat Luong (Mongkol Borei)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-luong-mongkol-borei/): Also recorded as Wat Loung Si Sovath Ratanaram (Khmer: វត្តហ្លួងស៊ីសុវត្ថិរតនារាម). The pagoda is a little unique with its chambered entrances, although there are a few others. Unfortunately, the pagoda wasn't open on our last visit. The 25m tall stupa was completed in 2018.
- [Wat Svay](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-svay-2/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west side of Sisophon.
- [Wat Sama Thiphal ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sama-thiphal/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located by the west bank of the Serei Sophorn River in Sisophon. The salaa, or auxillary buildings, almost outshine the pagoda featuring classical style of the mid 1900s.
- [Wat Preah Ponlea](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-2/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located by the east bank of the Serei Sophorn River in Sisophon.
- [Wat Phnom Svay](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnom-svay/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located atop the prominent hill of the same name, Phnom Svay, and looks over the entire city of Sisophon. There is a walking trail that leads from the pagoda entrance heading west and then back east across the top of the small mountain and back to the pagoda. There's a
- [Wat Kirichum Chamkar Khnar](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kirichum-chamkar-khnar/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda in Sisiophon featuring a monumental Angkorian-style entrance gate. It is on the west side of Phnom Svay and there is a trail leading from the back of the pagoda to Wat Phnom Svay and the walking path to the top of the mountain.
- [Wat Koh](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-koh/): Sitting beside the contemporary pagoda, the beautiful old pagoda at Wat Koh features several remnants from an ancient temple including a number of small sandstone pedestals. As mentioned, and just across from the old pagoda is the contemporary pagoda
- [Wat Serey Mongkul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-serey-mongkul/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda in Sisophon.
- [Wat Phnom Tralouk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnom-tralouk/): Located about 7km west of Kralanh and 3km south of the NR6, atop a small mountain, sits a beautiful small pagoda. It houses a collection of ancient remnants including a statue pedestal and two linga pedestal, one including a linga. Another shelter contains a small fragment of a crudely carved seated figure. I remember reading
- [Banteay Meanchey Provincial Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/banteay-meanchey-provincial-museum/): The provincial Museum of Banteay Meanchey houses a collection of relics and artifacts across the province. It is also an important base for researching and cataloging Khmer ceramics. It features excellent displays and information on the pre-historic sites of Laang Spean, Kok Treas, and Phum Sophy along with a collection of artifacts from the Angkorian
- [Memot Archaeological Center and Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/memot-archaeological-center-and-museum/): Located near the Memot District Hall in Tbong Khmum Province, the museum houses artifacts from excavations at various locations in the region. The remnants are mostly those from prehistoric circle earthwork sites, otherwise known as Memotian sites.
- [Dara Sakor International Airport (DSY)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/dara-sakor-international-airport-dsy/): Servicing the southern coastal point of Koh Kong, including Kiri Sakor, The Dara Sakor Resort, and the offshore islands of Koh Sdach and Koh Smach, Dara Sakor International Airport is expected to begin operations in 2023.
- [Sihanouk International Airport](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sihanouk-international-airport/): Servicing Sihanoukville and the beautiful southern coastal area of Cambodia, Sihanouk International Airport is located around 25 km east of the urban and beachside area of Preah Sihanouk/Sihanoukville, around 90km west of Kampot, and 115km west of Kep. Getting to the airport The only option for getting to and from the airport is via taxi
- [The New Phnom Penh Techo Takhmao International Airport](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/techo-international-airport/): Techo Takhmao International Airport (Khmer: អាកាសយានដ្ឋានអន្តរជាតិតេជោតាខ្មៅ; IATA: KTI, ICAO: VDTI) will replace the current Phnom Penh International Airport with operations expected to begin in 2025. It is located south of central Phnom Penh in Krong Ta Khmau of Kandal. Locally it's becoming referred to as simply TIA. It has replaced the Phnom Penh International Airport
- [Phnom Penh International Airport (PNH)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-penh-international-airport-pnh/): Cambodia's largest airport, serving the nation's capital and surrounds is located 10km west of the central area of Phnom Penh. The airport is soon to be retired in early 2025 and replaced by Techo Takhmao International Airport in Kandal, to the east of the central area of Phnom Penh. Getting to and from the airport
- [Wat Phniet (Chi Kreang, Siem Reap)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phniet-chi-kreang-siem-reap/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the river's east bank in Kampong Chikreng. It's a nice pagoda that serves the village well. Among the many funerary Chedi, a unique one is modeled on a two-story home.
- [Sambor Prei Kuk Group - Visiting Guide, History & More](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sambor-prei-kuk-group-visiting-guide-history-more/): Sambor Prei Kuk is a wonderous ancient city/temple complex area dating to the 6-7th century with a staggering 141 recorded temple sites and a large habitation area with complex waterworks in a zone that covers near to 13 sq km (5 sq miles). Known in ancient times as Ishanapura, it is the capital of the
- [Wat Chong Da](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chong-da/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the east side of the Stung Sen river in Tboung Krapeu Commune of Santuk District, Kampong Thom.
- [Wat Chan Serey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chan-serey/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the east side of the Stung Sen river in Kampong Svay Commune of Kampong Thom.
- [Wat Koh Roka](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-koh-roka/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west side of the Stung Sen river in Kampong Svay Commune of Kampong Thom. Double-story pagodas can be seen here and there with a lecture hall on the first floor and prayer hall above but this features an unusual ventilation "attic" in between that and the roof.
- [Wat Tal Voan](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tal-voan/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the western side of the Stung Sen river.
- [Wat Kampong Svay](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kampong-svay/): Located on the high ground of the flood plains that surround the Stung Sen River in Kampong Svay, it's a contemporary monastery and pagoda of a unique style that is dated to 1931. It features three chedi, or prasat, topping its roof and inside a large collection of Buddhist relics surround the Buddha statue. It
- [Thmor Samleang Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/thmor-samleang-temple/): Located 30km north of Angkor Thom and also known as Prasat Samleang Pol, the site features the remains of three brick temples in a good state of preservation. It is located on a rocky plateau about mid-way up the southern face at the eastern end of a U-shaped mountain known as Phnom Thmor (or Thma).
- [Wat Srey Rongit](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-srey-rongit/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located north of Prasat Svar Ier. Near the pagoda there are several remnants of an older base sema (the domed piece), a fragment of what may have been a decorated door column of an ancient temple, a sema pedestal, and what may have been a partially completed stone carved post Angkorian
- [Wat Prey Pros (Chi Kraeng District)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prey-pros/): Contemporary pagoda and monastery located in the plains just north of the Tonle Sap featuring remnants of an ancient site. I couldn't correlate the site to any of the older inventories, but that doesn't mean it's unknown, unless, it turns out to be Prasat Phung Phang from Lajonquire's 1902 inventory. En route to temple sites,
- [Kampong Khleang Floating Village](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kampong-khleang-floating-village/): Located at the edge of the Tonle Sap on the southeastern side of Siem Reap Province, Kampong Khleang village is a characterful, natural, and charming village where the bulk of the locals draw their livelihood from the great Tonle Sap lake and its tributaries. Here, the homes are based along the water's edge, rising up
- [Wat Kampong Khleang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kampong-khleang/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in Kampong Khleang, on the west side of the ancient canal. Market stalls abound and on the east side of the pagoda, you can take the hire boat to cruise the waterways, see Kampong Khleang Floating Village.
- [Wat Lvea (Kampong Khleang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-lvea-kampong-khleang/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in Kampong Khleang, on the east side of the ancient canal. The wooden bridge here is not only characterful but quite remarkable, it's actually a cantilever and opens to allow larger boats through. As for the pagoda, it features some older funerary stupa/chedi, several replicating the style of the Angkorian
- [Wat Toul Ta Phlong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-toul-ta-phlong/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in Kampong Khleang, on the east side of the ancient canal.
- [Wat Seday](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-seday/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda in the Kampong Khleang area. The site becomes an island in the wet season accessible only via a characterful wooden bridge crossing the ancient canal that's lined with the stilted houses that the Kampong Khleang area is famed for.
- [Wat Chupveary](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chupveary/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Sopheak Mongkul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sopheak-mongkul/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda with a large stupa shrine, both the pagoda and stupa are somewhat unique and constructed in recent decades.
- [Wat Puthearam Banteay Touk ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-puthearam-banteay-touk/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in Phumi Treas of Svay Chek district. Several remnants of an ancient temple are seen in shelters and surrounds.
- [Wat Prey Chruk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prey-chruk/)
- [Wat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-5/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda on the western side of Phnom Srok.
- [Wat Baup ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-baup/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda on the eastern side of Phnom Srok. Nearby the chedi there is a collection of older sema stones.
- [Wat Snuol](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-snuol/): A well-kept contemporary monastery and pagoda also houses a small collection of ancient temple remnants that may originate from nearby archeological sites. Remnants include two fragments of pink sandstone decorated door columns, a collection of older sema stones, and what may have been a sema pedestal.
- [Spean Lbeuk Prei West](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/spean-lbeuk-prei-w/): Remains of a small laterite bridge located along the ancient road that led out of Angkor to Phnom Srok (and beyond to Sdok Kak Thom). See a larger map of the ancient road network and bridges here and here.
- [Wat Pradak](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pradak/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda also known as Wat Thamikaram Korkthom Meanchey. Also featuring shelter housing remnants of an ancient temple including sandstone pedestals and fragments thereof.
- [South Gate of PKKS](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/south-gate-of-pkks/): The south gate (gopura) of the third enclosure of Preah Khan of Kampong Svay is similar to that of the north, east and west, featuring three towers offering a large central entrance flanked by lesser entries on either side. To its south, a grand causeway that's lined with sandstone and carved with reliefs of Hamsa
- [Wat Sambor (Srayang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sambor-srayang/): Contemporary monastery with an older wooden vihara. To the northwest of the pagoda are the remnants of an ancient temple site with only a scattering of laterite blocks to be seen atop a mound and nearby what may (or may not) have been a laterite-lined basin.
- [Wat Chas Prey Veng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chas-prey-veng/): The old wooden pagoda and salaa. I believe nowadays the monk resides a little further north in a new salaa. Stored here is an unusual Buddhist boundary marker.
- [Wat Pyuor Chruk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pyuor-chruk/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located just northwest of the village of Pyuor Chruk.
- [Wat OuChunh](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-ouchunh/): Contemporary monastery with a new sermon/prayer hall and a wooden vihara.
- [Wat Or Russey Veng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-or-russey-veng/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda with wood-columned vihara.
- [North Gate of PKKS](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/north-gate-of-pkks/): The north gate or north gopura of the third enclosure of Preah Khan of Kampong Svay is smaller than the grand east entrance and similar to that of the west and south. It features three towers offering a large central entrance flanked by a lesser entrance on either side. To its north, a grand causeway
- [Wat Amret Han Chey ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-amret-han-chey/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located near the border of Kampong Cham and Kampong Thom
- [Wat Po Thom Rainsy ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-po-thom-rainsy/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the eastern side of 5 Kumpheak Dam and resort area.
- [Wat Choy Mongkul ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-choy-mongkul/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda.
- [Wat Brahmaram Popreng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-brahmaram-popreng/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda.
- [Wat Seilach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-seilach/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Trapeang Lpou](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-trapeang-lpou/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Mer Sar Chrey ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-mer-sar-chrey/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Dey Krahorm](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-dey-krahorm/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda. Note whilst the pagoda was locked on our visit, a peak through the window suggests it has an interesting upper band of murals.
- [Wat Phnom Ampal](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnom-ampal/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Preah](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Sovankiri (Meak)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sovankiri-meak/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Ve Lo Voan ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-ve-lo-voan/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Peam Koh Sna ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-peam-koh-sna/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Preah Andoung ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-andoung/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Khpob Ta Nuon ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-khpob-ta-nuon/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Santhor Rainsy](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-santhor-rainsy/): A large and quite nice contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Botum Char](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-botum-char/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Russey Keo](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-russey-keo/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda, located on the western bank of the Mekong River. Also recorded as Soporkiriram Pagoda (Khmer វត្ត​សុពណ៌គិរីរាម ជ្រោយអំពិល)
- [Wat Chambak](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chambak/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda, under restoration (02/23), located on the western bank of the Mekong River.
- [Wat Chroy Ampil](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chroy-ampil/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the western bank of the Mekong River. Just north of this site is another Chedi (last picture below).
- [Wat Sleng (Chi Kreang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sleng-chi-kreang/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in the beautiful village of Chi Kreang.
- [Wat Anlong Samnor (Chi Kreang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-anlong-samnor-chi-kreang/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located by the river in the beautiful area of Kampong Chikreng. The sites basin has recently been redeveloped in Angkorian style and looks great while the pagoda is typical of those of the colonial era, also featuring beautiful old murals lining its inner walls and ceiling. Here, inside the pagoda
- [Wat Lobeuk (Chi Kreang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-lobeuk-chi-kreang/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located by the river in the beautiful area of Kampong Chikreng.
- [Wat Kandal (Chi Kreang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kandal-anlong-samnar-chi-kreang/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda that is perhaps one of the more stunning in Siem Reap Province. It's located in Chi Kreang Commune, a very charming area that stretches along the riverside, see more about the Kampong Chikreng area. The monastery features an elaborate outer wall similar to that of Wat Preah Prom Rath in Siem
- [Wat Spean Krong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-spean-krong/): Located in the village of Spean Krong, it's a contemporary monastery and pagoda featuring ancient relics including a small collection of relics, and two sandstone plinths placed as a sema.
- [Wat Vihear Lao](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-vihear-lao/): Located in Sambor district of Kratie province, Wat Vihear Lao is one of the four pagodas in the wider area, arranged in cardinal directions. The others still standing are the famed 100 Columns Pagoda and Wat Preah Vihear Kuk.
- [Angkor Borei Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-borei-museum/): A small museum housing interesting remnants from the Angkor Borei area. The museum may be locked but ask around as the caretaker is likely nearby and more than happy to open up. The museum also features some informative maps and overviews of archaeological work that's taken place over the years, produced in tandem with the
- [Wat Sandan](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sandan/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda featuring remnants of a brick structure with a collection of older sema, and what may be ancient temple fragments.
- [Wat Sambour](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sambour/): Located just north of Prasat Sambour Prei Kuk, it's a contemporary monastery with two pagodas. According to locals the older vihara and the small stupa date to 1941 while the new pagoda, 2015. It was unclear as to what the history of the site prior to 1941 may have been (see historical notes). The older
- [Phnom Banteay Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-banteay-temple/): Located along the ancient Royal Road that leads from Beng Mealea to Preah Khan of Kampong Svay, Phnom Bantheay (as Google labels it) is located atop one of the hills that flank this ancient road on the Khvav-Preah Khan section. The site features an outer laterite wall with bell capping, opening to the east with
- [Boh Tra Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/boh-tra-temple/): Also recorded as Prasat Bos Tra, the site is located north of Khvav Village and south of the village of La Ang in a rural but quite beautiful area of valleys and mountain ranges. The site is located part way up one of those mountains and has also become a contemporary monastery with a new
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-12/): A small ancient terrace with remains of a Buddha on Naga statue. The site features an interesting array of pedestals and a sprawl of laterite.
- [Wat Daung](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-daung/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda.
- [Wat Prasat Samreth Chey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prasat-samreth-chey/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda. In a shelter it appears to house what may be an ancient grinding stone, or a replica thereof.
- [Wat Preah Damrei (Stoung)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-damrei-stoung/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda housing several ancient temple remnants and older stupa. Ancient remnants include a very decayed decorated lintel, several pedestals all of an unusual style, and other fragments. There are several older-style stupa/chedi, one with a bell-shaped top, constructed of brick is quite interesting.
- [Wat Botum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-botum/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda featuring a grand stupa (recent addition) and an older vihara with remnants of an ancient Angkorian era temple. Remnants include several sandstone pedestals of different styles, a lintel and decorated door columns (embedded into the balan), feet of a small statue and several pieces from later eras. A new pagoda is
- [Wat Banteay Stong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-banteay-stong/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda that houses several remains of an ancient temple, including pedestals, lions, boundary markers, diagraphic stele, along with sema stones of later eras.
- [Wat Chheuteal](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chheuteal/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in central Stoung. On visiting again in Feb 2023, the pagoda was under restoration which is nice to see. On the east side of the pagoda is a small shelter housing some curious remnants, first is what appears to be an unfinished circa 8th c water spout (I could be
- [Wat Krasaing Meanchey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-krasaing-meanchey/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda.
- [Wat Serey Vongsaram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-serey-vongsaram/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Pohani ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pohani/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Panha Chi ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-panha-chi/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Thamakrangsei (Baray District)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thamakrangsei-baray-district/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Serei Mongkul (Baray District)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-serei-mongkul-baray-district/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda. At the time of visiting the pagoda was under restoration (Feb 2023).
- [Wat Throne](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-throne/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Punneray](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-punneray/): Monastery with ancient temple remains and two pagodas. Above the balan inside the larger pagoda there's a large and beautiful chaitya from an ancient temple and inside the smaller pagoda there are also several ancient temple remnants.
- [Wat Thmey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thmey-3/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Rung](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-rung/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Sala Visay](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sala-visay/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda.
- [Wat Sakram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-closed/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda that seems to always be locked (Dec 2022 & Feb 2023). Update 12/2024: On passing, the monastery was open! It retains some very interesting remnants of Buddha statues and older-style sema and sema pedestals that may have originated from a development prior to the pagoda we see today. Images 12/2024
- [Wat Samrong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-samrong-2/): Contemporary monastery with a new pagoda under construction (Dec 2022).
- [Wat Krabaw](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-krabaw/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Baveng Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/baveng-temple/): Site featuring remnants of an ancient temple including stone lion, pedestal, feet of small statue, and other sandstone fragments.
- [Wat Hop](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-hop/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the north side of Stoung.
- [Wat Pou MeanChey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pou-meanchey/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located along the route to Sambour Prei Kuk. Also recorded as Maha Vipassana Pagoda. At the time of visiting (Dec 2022) the pagoda was undergoing renovation with new murals in the works.
- [Wat Cheay Sampov](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-cheay-sampov/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda that features an ancient pedestal fragment at the base of the balan.
- [Wat Treng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-treng/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda.
- [Boundary Marker (Kampong Kdei)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/boundary-marker-kampong-kdei/): Ancient boundary marker or mile marker. A chance discovery while having lunch, the lady at the shop mentioned it as being one of three in the area along the road at regular intervals. Also, the food is delicious there, bai sach chrouk pictured below.
- [Boundary Marker](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/boundary-marker/): Shelter housing a Buddhist Boundary Marker. It features on one side, a seated Buddha on Naga and a standing guardian devata on the other.
- [Wat Khleang Khmaut](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-khleang-khmaut/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda. Immediately south is the large stupa/chedi known as Khleang Khmaut Temple. Updated pics from 12/22
- [Wat Ta Ong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-ta-ong/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located by the RN6 near the Siem Reap/Kampong Thom border.
- [Wat Khlang Beng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-khlang-beng/): A well-cared-for contemporary monastery and pagoda featuring a large stupa.
- [Wat Khnar Thnong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-khnar-thnong/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda near the ancient Prasat Bak Roung
- [Wat Prohm Chan (Damdek)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prohm-chan-damdek/): Contemporary Monastery and pagoda with an interesting stupa. Images: April 2022.
- [Wat Banteay Srei (Damdek)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-banteay-srei-damdek/): Contemporary Monastery and pagoda located beside the ancient temple Banteay Srei (Damdek). Images: April 2022.
- [Remnants (Kampong Ko Muoy)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/remnants-kampong-ko-muoy/): Shelter with what appear to be ancient sandstone plinths, carved with personages at some time
- [Wat Kampong Kor](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kampong-kor/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Botom Reachea Dei Dous](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-botom-reachea-dei-dous/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west bank of the Mekong River. It features a contemporary pagoda built atop a tiered brick terrace that may well have a history dating to the 20th c, or earlier. Also noting its east-northeast alignment.
- [Wat Prek Prasop ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prek-prasop/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west bank of the Mekong River. It features two pagodas, a large contemporary pagoda and another that appears to be from the early 20th c.
- [Wat Chot Vannaram ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chot-vannaram/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west bank of the Mekong River
- [Wat Prek Prang (Kratie)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prek-prang/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west bank of the Mekong River
- [Wat Seliaram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-seliaram/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west bank of the Mekong River. It features some unique art in its pediment and sema, along with offering views over the Mekong.
- [Wat Rokar Kandal](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-rokar-kandal-2/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda, the old pagoda is located by the river opposite.
- [Wat Honglam](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-honglam/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda located in central Kratie.
- [Wat Orussey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-orussey/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda located in central Kratie.
- [Wat Kbal Chuor](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kbal-chuor/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda.
- [Wat Toul Kbal Chuor Krom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-toul-kbal-chuor-krom/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda, featuring an older style pagoda and a new pagoda under construction. The older pagoda is of course quite interesting, still retaining its painted drapes (Preah Bot) around the balan, and then, there is that statue and the pedestal on which it rests, both warranting some further study.
- [Wat Sre Treng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sre-treng/): Contemporary monastery with an older style pagoda.
- [Wat Kunthea Sokaram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kunthea-sokaram/): Contemporary monastery with an older style pagoda.
- [Wat Sre Sbov](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sre-sbov/): Contemporary monastery with an older style wooden pagoda and new pagoda under development (02/23).
- [Wat Tuol Trang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tuol-trang/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda.
- [Wat Samithiram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-samithiram/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in Prek Krieng village of Sambor District, Kratie. The pagoda is an early wooden style.
- [Stung Treng O'Roesey Kandal Community-Based Eco-Tourism Resort](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/stung-treng-oroesey-kandal-community-based-eco-tourism-resort/): Located near the Kratie/Stung Treng border, this small community resort offers a great place to relax, cool off in the pristine waters of the natural stream and get something to eat. It's all fairly simple with wooden huts located along the stream and a cluster of stalls to one side where you can grab some
- [Wat Ou Ruessei Kandal](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-ou-ruessei-kandal/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda, with a new pagoda under construction as of 02/23. The sermon hall houses an interesting bronze Buddha head. At the time of visiting, there was no one who had any knowledge of its origin but it could certainly be interesting to know. A short way from here is a community-based O’Roesey
- [Wat Pothivanaram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pothivanaram/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda. New pagoda under construction 02/23
- [Sesan Resort](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sesan-resort/): Located at the junction of the Tong and Srepok rivers in Krong Stung Treng, it's a relaxation area with a bamboo pier stretching out into the peaceful waters of the Tonle Srepok river offering bamboo huts with hammocks and a restaurant ready to serve up delicious foods.
- [Wat Chetiyaram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chetiyaram/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda (also recorded as Wat Katinaram) located near the bank of the Srepok River and the ancient site of Theat Ba Daem Temple.
- [Wat Srah Kev Mouni Vann](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-srah-kev-mouni-vann/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located by the Mekong river in Stung Treng. A stupa at the site houses what appear to be remnants of an ancient site including a linga.
- [Wat Thourm Rangsey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thourm-rangsey/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located by the Mekong river in Stung Treng. Immediately north is the remnants of the ancient site, Ba Chong/Prasat Pros.
- [Thalaborivat Pagoda](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/thalaborivat-pagoda/): Located just north of the Preah Ko Temple site, Wat Thalaborivat is a contemporary monastery and pagoda located right beside the Mekong River.
- [Wat Lbak Khaon](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-lbak-khaon/): Located on the Cambodia-Laos border, in Preah Vihear province, Wat Lbak Khon is located about 1km south of the spectacular Preah Nimith Waterfall. It is also recorded as "Asia Temple Of Preah Nimith Waterfall". It was constructed in 2018 and consecrated by monks from Cambodia, Thailand and Laos. The temple features a monumental Buddha statue
- [Wat Tuol Andet](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tuol-andet/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in Choam Khsant, Preah Vihear. According to signage, the pagoda we see today dates to 1955, whilst the site itself may have an even older history. The pagoda features beautiful murals internally and externally.
- [Wat Trapeang Sangke](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-trapeang-sangke/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda (date: 2000) located in Romdoh Srae Commune of Choam Khsant district, Preah Vihear.
- [Kroch Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kroch-temple/): Also recorded as Aur Krauch Temple, and located around 5km southeast of Sra'aem, it's the remains of three sandstone temples built upon a common terrace. The three towers open to the east with only the southern tower still standing. The central tower of the three has mostly collapsed barring part of its north wall and
- [Wat Tmat Beauy](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tmat-beauy/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda housing several ancient temple remnants.
- [Wat Po Seilaram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-po-seilaram/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located at the foot of Phnom Tbeng. Also recorded as Phosiraram Pagoda.
- [Wat Po Damnak](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-po-damnak/): Po Damnak Pagoda is a contemporary monastery and pagoda located in the village of Kdak. Just short of 2km north of here is the ancient temple Prasat Kdak.
- [Wat Samlanh](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-samlanh/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the southern side of Phnom Tbeng.
- [Wat Srey Sranos](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-srey-sranos/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located at the southern foot of Phnom Tbeng, near the village of Srey Sranos. The monastery is under redevelopment with a new pagoda in the process whilst another wooden vihara can be seen a few minutes walk up the mountainside. This small wooden vihara houses an inscribed stone fragment and
- [Wat Tabas](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tabas/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda/vihara located in the village of Tabas, about 10km north of Preah Khan of Kampong Svay.
- [Preah Chhor (Rovieng District of Preah Vihear)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-chhor-rovieng-district-of-preah-vihear/): Remains of an ancient laterite terrace, with one tier, square in shape and about 5m per side. Near the site, there appears a sandstone pedestal albeit seemingly crudely finished or perhaps very decayed. Today, the site is located inside the grounds of the primary school nearby the road that eventually leads to Ta Seng village.
- [Wat Svay Damnak (Rovieng District of Preah Vihear)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-svay-damnak-rovieng-district-of-preah-vihear/): A small contemporary monastery and pagoda located in the village of Svay Damnak Thmei in Rovieng District of Preah Vihear. The monastery houses a collection of ancient artifacts including boundary markers that would at first appearances date to around the 12-13th century. At the time of visiting we were unable to determine from where they
- [Wat Phum Srey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phum-srey/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Ta Lok Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/ta-lok-temple/): Remnants of an ancient temple
- [Wat Tuol Kreul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tuol-kreul/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda. At the time of visiting (02/23) the pagoda was under restoration and prior to consecration with the base sema still yet to be placed.
- [Wat Preah Krasang (Kampong Svay)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-krasang-kampong-svay/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda featuring remnants from an ancient temple site and from the post-Angkor era including older style stone carved sema.
- [Wat Phum Sambok](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phum-sambok/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda, featuring a stone-lined basin, pagoda, and a grand stupa. The pagoda fronts the Mekong river with great views on offer. More history to come as the stupa here is one of the "three stupa of Kracheh", likely with heritage dating back to the 17th century. This particular stupa was mentioned by
- [Neak Ta Sa Kream](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/remnants-2/): A small collection of remnants located in a shelter near a wooden vihara.
- [Buddha Stupa (Khnar Po)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-4/): Located east of Banteay Ampil, along the route of the ancient East Road, a new pagoda/stupa is under construction. 09/22 12/22 12/2024
- [Neak Ta](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/remnants/): A small collection of remnants in a shelter near the local school in Samraong Village, Khnar Pou. Images 2021 Images 12/2024
- [Wat Chas (Khvav, Chikreng)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chas-khvav/): Also recorded as Chass Pagoda, it's a contemporary monastery and pagoda featuring remnants of an ancient temple. Remnants include a large collection of laterite, some shaped, gathered by a tree. Also, ancient or contemporary, what appears to be a laterite causeway leading east from the contemporary vihara and an overgrown mound of pieces. In a
- [Wat Popel](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-popel/): Also recorded as Tra Pheang Paopel Pagoda. To the north is Prasat Popel.
- [Spean Khmeng (Beng Mealea)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/spean-khmeng-ancient-bridge/): Located just east of Beng Mealea, it's a small ancient bridge that is still in use today and, quite amazingly, holding up to today's heavy vehicles. It has been sealed over with bitumen and goes completely unnoticed apart from the locals who live on either side. It's quite small, only around 13-15 m long and
- [Wat Pring](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pring/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda that retains its older traditional wooden salaa and vihara whilst a new pagoda is under construction (01/23)
- [Wat Talek](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-talek/): Ccontemporary monastery and pagoda housing remnants of an ancient temple site. Here can see some Buddha statues and sema stone likely from the post-Angkor era and remnants of an ancient site including a Buddhist boundary marker.
- [Wat Peoung Preah Kou Preah Keo Mean Rith](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-peoung-preah-kou-preah-keo-mean-rith/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located at the foot of Phnom Tbeng
- [Wat Sovannkiry (Phnom Dek)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sovannkiry-phnom-dek/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda housing a seemingly ancient boundary marker
- [Wat Tangyu (Phnom Tbeng)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tangyu/): Also recorded as Wat Tang You and "Rock Top Pagoda", it's one of Cambodia's most unique pagodas, built atop a rock monolith, and a popular hiking area featuring several waterfalls on the eastern side of the massive Phnom Tbeng Meanchey of Preah Vihear. The site is reached via the northeast side of Phnom Tbeng where
- [Wat Koulen Promh Tep ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-koulen-promh-tep/): Contemporary monastery with a slightly older style pagoda and a shrine to the legendary local monk of Tbeng mountain, monk Soung (Khmer: សួង).
- [Wat Srayong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-srayong/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda that features an ancient "mile marker"/boundary stone. According to a local passerby, there were once two and they originate from somewhere far to the northeast of the pagoda.
- [Laterite gradin](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/laterite-gradin/): A laterite gradin north of the Koh Ker group, a local commented it was part of or related to an old baray.
- [Village Vihara](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/village-vihara/): An old-style village prayer hall located east of a river and along the raised route from Koh Ker to Prey Veng village.
- [Wat Tomnup Thmei (Oddor Meanchey Province)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tomnup-thmei-oddor-meanchey-province/): A contemporary monastery and older style wood columned pagoda under restoration at the time of visiting (01/23). A passable dirt road leads past here that connects to the major north-south arterial to the east, and to the west it connects to Tel Village (Preah Vihear).
- [Wat Phnom Tel (Srayang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnom-roth-srayang/): Located in Preah Vihear province near the border of Siem Reap and Oddar Meanchey atop a small mountain (Phnom Tel Khmer: ភ្នំតែល), it's a contemporary monastery and pagoda with an older style wood columned vihara and more modern pagoda that offers superb views across the plains below and to the mountains in the distance. To
- [Wat Otakok](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-otakok/): Contemporary monastery with an older wooden vihara and new salaa buildings under construction (01/23)
- [Wat Trapeang Khat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-trapeang-khat/): Located in Svay Leu district near the Siem Reap-Preah Vihear border, it's an older wood-columned vihara with several meditation huts/monks quarters that have recently been refurbished.
- [Wat Toek Lech ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-toek-lech/): A contemporary pagoda that is located west of Beng Mealea and near the ancient sites of Kuk Troap, Daun Chan and Ta Phou. On the pagoda's east side, fragments of a pair of small lions can be seen. It's possible that they originated from the nearby Prasat Kuk Troap.
- [Tuol](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/tuol-21/): Square mound appears to be surrounded by a moat with a basin to the north. No remnants were seen.
- [North SKK](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/north-skk/): unknown
- [Wat Koki (North) Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-koki-north-temple/): Located on the western side of Preah Khan of Kampong Svay. Also recorded as Prasat O Chotal Toc on early French maps. It's the partially standing remains of an ancient temple.
- [West Gate of Preah Khan of Kampong Svay](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/west-gate-of-preah-khan-of-kampong-svay/): The enclosure of Preah Khan of Kampong Svay (PKKS) is massive, featuring four gopura (aka gates or entrance pavilions) at each of its cardinal points. The west gate shares the same layout plan as the north and south gates, here you can also see the grand sandstone causeway, decorated on each side with beautiful repeating
- [Prasat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-15/): Remains of what appears to be a laterite temple, located on the western side of Preah Khan of Kampong Svay.
- [Wat Pursat (Siem Reap)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pursat-siem-reap-2/): Labelled on Google Maps as Two Pursat Pagoda, it's a monastery with a relatively new pagoda. A small shrine beside the pagoda houses a number of remnants, some look old, some look ancient, in particular, what looks like the head of Avalokiteshvara. Another two shrines house local folklore icons, Preah Ko Preah Keo and another
- [Vimean Sokha Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/vimean-sokha-museum/): Offering an eclectic and fascinating collection of modern history including rare bicycles, Penny-farthing of UK, USA and Australian variants, motorised bikes, scooters, a few big motos, watches, currency, cameras, clocks, phonographs, and much much more. It's one of the must-visit attractions in Siem Reap beyond the temples. It's a private museum and surprisingly large, we
- [Wat Roka (Roluos)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-roka-roluos/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Thommasararam](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thommasararam/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Prey Preah](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prey-preah/): Contemporary monastery featuring remnants of an ancient site. A new pagoda is nearing completion (12/22) and nearby a smaller contemporary shrine and older vihara house several remnants of an ancient site including a sandstone bollard carved with a Buddha image and in the older vihara, several sandstone plinths. Note the wooden sema delimiting the sacred
- [Wat Svay Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-svay-thom/): A colorful temple that features outer and inner murals, detailed pediments with Vishnu riding the garuda, and beautiful naga fans that are quite detailed front and back. The roof is also quite unique.
- [Wat Kong Moch](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kong-moch/): A smaller peaceful monastery featuring an ornate pagoda with beautifully decorated doors and pediments. The eastern entrance is fronted by two cows, or preah ko, while the western entrance is fronted by pairs of horses and elephants. The prayer hall beside the pagoda is quite characterful, if you look up around the eaves you can
- [Wat Pursat (Siem Reap)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pursat-siem-reap/): Located on the way to Angkor Archeological Park via Apsara Road. A rural wat with not too much happening bar the newish and quite beautiful Vihear. Location: Several minutes out of the city center on the Apsara Road towards Angkor
- [Wat Preah Kral](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-kral/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located atop the southern edge of Phnom Kulen. The site features several stupas along with the natural wonder of the rocky terrain and extraordinary views over the plains below Phnom Kulen. Getting there - the site is accessed by a good road that leads south opposite Kulen Youth Camp from the
- [Wat Mechrey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-mechrey/): Located in the floodplains of the Tonle Sap Lake, along a canal that leads north off the Sangker River, Wat Mechrey is one of the more characterful and unique pagodas in the wider Siem Reap area. The Pagoda itself is not ancient, perhaps dating the the mid-late 1900s, while it does carry some remnants of
- [Wat Svay Romiet](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-svay-romiet/): Also known as Svay Romiet Pagoda, it is located in a scenic spot by the southern edge of the West Baray.
- [Koh Ker Temple Group](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/koh-ker-temple-group/): Located in the large Srayang Commune of Preah Vihear Province, Koh Ker Archaeological Site is an ancient capital city dating to the 10th century featuring over 50 recorded temples and over 100 archeological sites along with being home to Cambodia's famed pyramid temple, Prasat Prang. Known in old Khmer inscriptions as Chok Gargyar and Lingapura
- [Wat Svay Dangkum (Pouk District)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-svay-dangkum-pouk-district/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the west side of Pouk District, Siem Reap. As of 09/22, it is under restoration.
- [Wat Takiet](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-trakiet/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda that was built on the location of an ancient site with the outline of the original moat still seen, along with remnants of the ancient temple including a sandstone pedestal.
- [Kok Trapeang Svay](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kok-trapeang-svay/): Location of an ancient temple site that retains an outline of its original moat with an east-facing entrance and seemingly one solitary piece of sandstone placed in a contemporary shrine which is perhaps a remnant of the ancient temple that once stood at the site long ago. That said, it's quite likely the base foundation
- [Wat Langka (Phnom Penh)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-langka-phnom-penh/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in central Phnom Penh.
- [Wat Ampil (Pouk - Siem Reap)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-ampil/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda housing some interesting remnants of an ancient temple. Among those remnants are the remains of one rather large sandstone pedestal, and several others nearby the monk's residence.
- [Wat Lberk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-lberk/): Monastery and contemporary pagoda in Pouk Siem Reap featuring several grand stupa. The site also retains two sandstone pieces in a small shelter that may or may not be from an ancient temple site.
- [Wat Roka (Pouk District)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-roka-pouk-district/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda constructed around 2014
- [Wat Lvea (Siem Reap)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-lvea/): Lvea Pagoda features a stepped rise, tall form with beautiful slender columns and murals. On the western side, there is a collection of laterite, whether it has any connection with an ancient site is unknown to me. The wat is located inside the ancient village of Lvea (Phum Lovea) which is renowned for its circular
- [Wat Preah Ang Trong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-ang-trong/): Also recorded as Prash Ong Trong Pagoda.
- [Phnom Tbeng Srah Khchau](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-tbeng-srah-khchau/): Also known as Wat Sothyro Ratanaream, it's a contemporary monastery and older pagoda with scenic spots and a stupa and shrine that overlooks a stunning natural karst landscape and the lush green fields below.
- [Srah Khchau Stupa](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/srah-khchau-stupa/): A large chedi that was constructed in 2006 that is extremely well built using a laterite base for the platform and in the body of the stupa itself. It is located en route to Wat Sothyro Ratanaream (Khmer: វត្តសុធីរោរតនារាម)
- [Srah Khchau Scenic Spot](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/srah-khchau-scenic-spot/): Located en route to Srah Khchau Temple, there is a trail that leads to a cluster of small ad-hoc shrines located on the side of the mountain. There's a family's hut here too and they are very friendly. The easy trail from the point of the hut leads down and around quite scenic rock formations,
- [Wat Prey Phlu](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prey-phlu/): Also known as Wat Trapeang Rong, it's a uniquely small pagoda surrounded by ornate sema stones.
- [Wat Tang Kork](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tang-kork/): Also recorded as Wat Samdech Chortanhean. A contemporary monastery with a three-level pagoda, located in Baray District
- [Wat Kiri Bopharam (Batheay-Kampong Cham)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kiri-bopharam-batheay-kampong-cham/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda with several older stupa, located near Road 6 and at the foot of Phnom Batheay.
- [Wat Chea Lea ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chea-lea/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda split over two levels of a small mountain featuring nice views and several shrines along the mountain crest.
- [ Wat Chung Prek ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chung-prek/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda in the northern region of Kandal Province on the RN 6.
- [Wat Cheoung Chnok ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-cheoung-chnok/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda.
- [Wat Kompong Nung](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kompong-nung/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the border of Kampot and Kep.
- [Wat Kirisophea](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kirisophea/): Located to the southeast of Phnom Chhngok in Kampot Province, Wat Kirisophea is a contemporary monastery and pagoda featuring a stupa that is centuries old. The pagoda is quite old too, surrounded by a moat and featuring ornate pediments, one of which curiously features a Yin Yang symbol in a lotus medallion.
- [Brosat Chakkarh Vath](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/brosat-chakkarh-vath/): Located past Phnom Kbal Romeas and on the northern side of Phnom Chhngok in Kampot Province, Brosat Chakkarh Vath (as it's named on Google Maps) is a sacred site featuring a series of shrines and a man-made path that leads into a scenic water cave.
- [Wat Angsdok ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-angsdok/): Located near to Phnom Kbal Romeas in Kampot Province, Angsdok Pagoda is currently under restoration at the time of visiting in 08/22.
- [Wat Kbal Romeas ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kbal-romeas/): Located around 7km east of Kampot city and a little south of Phnom Kbal Romeas, Kbal Romeas Pagoda features a bell-shaped stupa that may be quite old, plus curious pieces of sandstone that one may imagine are from an ancient temple. The balan of the pagoda appears to feature something interesting set into the balan
- [Wat Traeuy Kaoh](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-traeuy-kaoh/): A beautiful contemporary monastery and pagoda located in central Kampot offering beautiful views across the water to the mountain range of Phnom Bokor. It also features several shrines and contemporary stupa in Angkorian style. At the time of visit, 08/22, the pagoda was under restoration.
- [Wat Champu Voan](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-champu-voan/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda in the central lowlands of Kampot Province.
- [Buddha Kiri - Wat Puth Kiri](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/buddha-kiri-wat-puth-kiri/): Located atop a low-rise mountain, and surrounded by beautiful mountain ranges, Buddha Kiri is a monumental statue of the Buddha flanked by thousands of smaller statues. Also known as Wat Putkiri, the site was founded in 2017 by four monks and is an absolutely stunning destination taking advantage of the beautiful natural landscape. The site
- [Wat Pheakdei ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pheakdei/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda in Kampong Speu.
- [Wat Sampov Treileak Temple (Phnom Penh)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sampov-treileak-temple-phnom-penh/): An unusual pagoga located on the eastern side of Phnom Penh in Chrouy Changva.
- [Wat Toap Chambok Meas](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-toap-chambok-meas/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda on the southern outskirts of Phnom Penh.
- [Wat Prey Toteung](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prey-toteung/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda with an old stupa, located in the eastern region of Kampong Speu.
- [Wat Koh Pagoda](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-koh-pagoda/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda in central Phnom Penh.
- [Wat Chas](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chas/): Also known as Wat Pothiyaram, it's a contemporary monastery and pagoda on the eastern side of Phnom Penh in Chrouy Changva.
- [Wat Trapeang Chhouk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-trapeang-chhouk/): A contemporary monastery with a grand pagoda located on the western side of Phnom Penh.
- [Wat Toul Tom Poung](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-wat-toul-tom-poung/): Also recorded as Wat Maniratanaram Tuol Tompoung, it's a contemporary monastery with a grand and quite unique pagoda located on the southwestern side of central Phnom Penh.
- [Wat Samroung Andet  ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-samroung-andet/): A contemporary monastery and grand pagoda located west of central Phnom Penh.
- [Maha Panna Vihara](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/maha-panna-vihara/): Currently under construction (08/22), Maha Panna Vihara (Khmer: វត្តបញ្ញាធំ) is located on the northwestern side of Phnom Penh and is set to become a major icon of the Buddhist world in Cambodia. The site covers a staggering 200,000 sqm (20 ha) featuring a grand chambered enclosure wall made of massive blocks of stone, as it
- [Wat Phneat Sampily ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phneat-sampily/): Located on the far western side of Phnom Penh, Wat Phneat Sampily is a contemporary monastery featuring a grand and ornate multi-spired stupa. The monastery and pagoda grounds are large and quite beautiful featuring several halls, a large basin, several monumental Buddha statues, and so on. But, perhaps the most intriguing is the curious stupa that
- [Wat Trapeang Sala ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-trapeang-sala/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the southwestern side of Phnom Penh. It features a couple of stupa that appear to be many decades old.
- [Wat Chumpu Voan  ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chumpu-voan/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the western side of Phnom Penh. Along with many unique quirks in its decoration, it features several stupas that appear to be many decades old.
- [Wat Prey Veng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prey-veng/): A beautiful contemporary monastery and pagoda with unique design features, also featuring several older stupas.
- [Wat Than](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-than/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda just south of central Phnom Penh.
- [Wat Tudongk Chamkar Doung ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tudongk-chamkar-doung/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda just south of central Phnom Penh. Under restoration at the time of visiting in 08/22. It features some interesting and beautiful wooden standing Buddha statues which, I wonder how old they may be.
- [Cheung Aek Genocidal Center](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/cheung-aek-genocidal-center/): Today standing as a memorial and remembrance site, Choeung Ek is the site of a former orchard and mass grave of victims of the Khmer Rouge killed between 1975 and 1979. It is the best-known of the sites known as the Killing Fields, where the Khmer Rouge regime executed over one million people between 1975
- [Wat Sovan Tacho ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sovan-tacho/): A beautiful contemporary monastery and pagoda located in Ta Chou Village, Kandal Province.
- [Cambodian Buddhist Center (Kandal)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/cambodian-buddhist-center-kandal/): Covering a vast area, the Cambodian Buddhist Center features some grand contemporary Buddhist architecture including a large enclosed stupa, pagoda, halls, statuary, and expansive gardens. It's free to explore and a very peaceful place located just 20km or so out of Phnom Penh. If you'd like to know about enrolling or studying there you can
- [Wat Barach Vanaram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-barach-vanaram/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in the southern region of Ksach Kandal district nearby the Mekong River.
- [Wat Sovann Sakor](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sovann-sakor/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in the northern region of Lvea Em district nearby the Mekong River.
- [Wat Ganapti ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-ganapti/): Also recorded as Wat Pich Mkod/Pich Mkot (Wat Ganapti follows Google's naming). It's an older and characterful pagoda featuring murals on its outer walls, ornate pediment, unique sema stones demarcating the pagoda along with a chaitya/stupa that perhaps held the original consecration deposit. A beautiful trail leads through the adjacent forest featuring several more smaller
- [Wat Svaychroum ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-svaychroum/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in the southern region of Ksach Kandal district nearby the Mekong River.
- [Wat Areyksat ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-areyksat/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda featuring several older stupa and quite unique murals inside the pagoda. At the time of visiting (08/22) it was under restoration. Located in the southern region of Ksach Kandal district nearby the Mekong River.
- [Wat Prek Luong ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prek-luong/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the bank of the Mekong with views across to Phnom Penh. Nearby, on the north side of the monastery grounds, you can take the vehicle ferry across to Koh Oknha Tei, one of the islands of the Mekong River.
- [Wat Kantiyaram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kantiyaram/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the bank of the Mekong River.
- [Wat Prek Bongkong ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prek-bongkong/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the bank of the Mekong River.
- [Wat Kbal Koh Sotin](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kbal-koh-sotin/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda on the southeast side of Koh Pen, Kampong Cham. The site features a beautiful pagoda and several interesting funerary stupa/chedi.
- [Wat Kandal Koh Sotin](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kandal-koh-sotin/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in the middle of Koh Pen, Kampong Cham. The site features a beautiful pagoda and several interesting funerary stupa/chedi and sema.
- [Wat Prey Baing](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prey-baing/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda, one of the oldest in the region and part of the trio together with Yeay Bang (Meban) and Wat Sithor. The site features its original sema stones demarcating the lower level with contemporary sema stones demarcating the upper level. Around 160 east of the site, on the opposite side of the
- [Wat Svay Teab](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-svay-teab/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda in Svay Teab village, Kampong Thom Province
- [Wat Kaoh Pen](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kaoh-pen/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on Koh Pen, just south of the city of Kampong Cham. The pagoda features unique and fascinating murals lining its inner walls along with a large and ornate funerary stupa.
- [National Bank of Cambodia Building](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/national-bank-of-cambodia-building/): A beautifully restored old French Colonial building, now used by the National Bank of Cambodia.
- [Govenor's Residence Battambang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/the-former-battambang-provincial-hall/): Also known as the former Battambang Provincial Hall and Royal Residence, it was built during the era of Thai occupation and originally designed by an Italian architect in 1905 and later taken over by the French before it was opened, in 1907. It is very similar to the Chao Phya Abhaibhubejhr Building in Mueang Prachin Buri,
- [Battambang Central Market](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/battambang-central-market/): Always lively and always with plenty of everything! Fresh produce abounds on the northern side with stalls cooking and grilling all kinds of local foods, pretty much the same on the western and southern side whilst the middle and eastern end features fashion, jewellery, money changers etc, with a convienice store at the very end
- [Wat Sangke ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sangke/): Known for its monumental Angkor-era style gate, Sangke Pagoda is a contemporary monastery and pagoda, located in the heart of central Battambang city just west of the river. Historical Notes This pagoda, named Wat-Song-Ke, is a stone chapel, very small and decorated with a facade quite similar to those of the most modest village churches;
- [Battambang Provincial Museum ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/battambang-provincial-museum-2/): Located in central Battambang at the southern end of Road no1 on the west bank of the Sangker River, the museum houses a fascinating collection. Remnants and artifacts here come from sites across the province dating back to the pre-angkorian era of the 1st-8th century, the Angkorian era from the 9th to 15th century and
- [Wat Preah Moha Kuntakod](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-moha-kuntakod/): A beautiful contemporary monastery and pagoda, especially so at night, located west of the river on the north side of Battambang city. These shots at dusk 4th Feb 2022 In the day time, 19 Aug 2023
- [Wat Kdol Don Teav ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kdol-don-teav/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located just north of the heart of Battambang city, and west of the river. Featuring a grand stupa and remains of another. According to locals, the pagoda was once fortified, and the cannons that are seen sitting in front of the governor's palace/former provincial hall came from here but that needs
- [Phnom Banan Cave](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-banan-cave/): Also recorded as Rusai Kriem Cave. It is located at the foot of Phnom Banan and its ancient temple and is reached by following a trail from the temple staircase around the eastern side of the mountain. A guide is usually available to show you the way for a kind tip. It's quite cavernous and
- [Wat Damrey Sor ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-damrey-sor/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda in the heart of Battambang city, located just west of the Battambang Provincial Museum. According to the local government, the site had its foundations in 1793, becoming a hermitage for monks, and between 1895 and 1905, the pagoda was built and restored in recent times. It's notable for extraordinary embossed art,
- [Bamboo Train Battambang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/bamboo-train-battambang/): The new Bamboo Train is located at the foot of Phnom Banan and its ancient temple offering a scenic and unique tour around the base of the beautiful Banan Mountain. It's open every day from 8.30 till 5.30 and you can ask more questions directly on their Facebook page. At the departure station is a
- [Wat Sovan Bopharam Thmor Koul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sovan-bopharam-thmor-koul/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located in Thmor Koul, Battambang Province Update: on a revisit in late 2023 (see here) we noticed there are some red sandstone doorframes from an ancient temple
- [Wat Banan](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-banan/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located at the foot of Phnom Banan and its ancient temple.
- [Wat Khsach (Trapeang Thom)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-khsach-trapeang-thom/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda housing ancient remains
- [Wat Ruessei Cheah](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-ruessei-cheah/): A beautiful old contemporary monastery and pagoda that's under restoration (as of mid-2022)
- [Preah Teat Tuol Phlong Stupa](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/preah-teat-tuol-phlong-stupa/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda featuring a wooden stupa as a memorial to the victims of the Khmer Rouge.
- [Wat Neak Khmao](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-neak-khmao/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda in Banteay Srei District
- [Wat Kouk Kie](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kouk-kie/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda housing ancient temple remains
- [Wat Svay Dongkum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-svay-dongkum/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located west of the Siem Reap city center. Photos from 2019
- [Wat Damrei Senchey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-damrei-senchey/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located just northwest of the northwest corner of the Angkor Thom Moat. Photos from 2019
- [Wat Trapeang Khnach Ropeak](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-trapeang-khnach-ropeak/): A vast Buddhist-themed area featuring numerous contemporary shrines and a large basin. Interestingly, the site houses a number of ancient remains, including pedestals and what may or may not be an ancient linga stone. Nearby is the Teuk Chob Khnar Po Community Forest (Khmer: ព្រៃសហគមន៍ទឹកជប់ខ្នារពោធិ៍). Photos from the site visit in June 2021 2024
- [Wat Roluos](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-roluos/): An old and characterful contemporary monastery and pagoda located around 17km east of the Siem Reap city center and 3km east of Prasat Bakong. It is one of the areas older pagodas and features an interesting stupa. These photos are from 2019
- [Wat Thmei](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thmei/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located just north of central Siem Reap city along the route to Angkor Archeological Park. It is also a remembrance site for victims of the Khmer Rouge era. These photos from 2019
- [Wat Aranya Raingsey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-aranya-rainsy/): An old and characterful contemporary monastery and pagoda, also known as Wat Loak or Loak Pagoda, is located around 8km east of the Siem Reap city center. The site features an older pagoda that must be well over 100 years old adjacent to which a contemporary pagoda has been built, itself with some quite unique
- [Wat Pren](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pren/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located around 3km south of the Siem Reap city center. A new pagoda has been under construction for some time. These photos are from 2019
- [Wat Brasart Entrear](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-brasart-entrear/): Also recorded as Brasart Pagoda, Antrea Temple Pagoda, Wat Prasat Indra, and Wat Kork Batri. it is a contemporary pagoda and monastery. It is located west of the Siem Reap city center and features a beautiful hall capped with stupa. A new hall is being built which will feature a grand bronze seated Buddha which
- [Wat Brasat Kauk Chok](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-brasat-kauk-chok/): Also recorded as Wat Prasat Kork Chak/Kouk Chak carrying the same name as the nearby ancient temple located around 200m to the north. It is a contemporary pagoda and monastery which is quite pretty.
- [Wat Aranh Sakor](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-aranh-sakor/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located south central area of Siem Reap city and east of the Siem Reap River. Dating to the early-mid-19th century, it’s now over 100 years old I believe. It’s one of the older pagodas that used a lot of wood in its construction that’s been well preserved. This can be seen
- [Wat Chak](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chak/): Also recorded as Wat Chork/Chawk, a contemporary monastery and pagoda located west of the central area of Siem Reap city. Featuring a lot of sculptures depicting local Buddhist narratives.
- [Wat Kesararam](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kesararam/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located in central Siem Reap city. Featuring a stupa storing the remains of victims of the Khmer Rouge.
- [Wat Svay](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-svay/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located south central area of Siem Reap city and east of the Siem Reap River. The site dates back to the late 19th-early-20th century. The site also features two grand chedi, which I believe house the remains of prior head monks. It might not be noticed at first, but it features
- [Wat Po Banteaychey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-po-banteaychey/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located south central area of Siem Reap city and east of the Siem Reap River.
- [Wat Bo Pagoda (Siem Reap)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-bo/): Also known as Wat Raja Bo, it's a contemporary monastery and pagoda located in the central area of Siem Reap city and east of the Siem Reap River. It's also one of the older pagodas in the city and highly regarded for preserving murals of Khmer Reamker (Hindu Ramayana Epic). The heritage structures and murals
- [Wat Indakosa](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-indakosa/): Also recorded as Wat Preah An Kau Saa/Wat Preah Indakosa and Wat Enkosa, a contemporary monastery and pagoda located in the north of the Siem Reap city center, alongside the Siem Reap River. The pagoda is demarcated by sima pairs that may be from the original foundations of the site in the 16th century while
- [Wat Po Langka](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-po-langka/): A contemporary monastery and pagoda located in the north of the Siem Reap city center. The site has origins in the 16th century while the pagoda we see today dates to a much later time.
- [Wat Sampov Pram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sampov-pram-2/): Located atop Bokor Mountain, Wat Sampov Pram is a charismatic pagoda with an extraordinary location and part of what was an old French colonial resort area from the 1920s, Bokor Hill Station.
- [Wat Prasat Svay Prei](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prasat-svay-prei/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda that houses ancient remains including two lintel fragments, spouted pedestal, decorated door column fragment, and sandstone plinths.
- [Wat Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thmey-2/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda that has recently been quite beautifully restored. The full translation of the Khmer site name is Wat Thom Sovan Rainsy Serey Mongkul.
- [Phnom Kachchot Borey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-kachchot-borey/): Also recorded as Mountain Kachongkot Borey and Phnom Borey. Located in Pursat just across the border from Kampong Chhnang Province, it's a natural scenic site, a cultural site, and according to locals also an ancient site. The site features a lot of contemporary sculptures on its two plateaus including monumental statues of Yaksha guarding the
- [Kong Rei Mountain](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kong-rei-mountain/): A beautiful mountain in the naturally scenic area of Kampong Leang District. On the southern side of the mountain there are some funerary stupa and a staircase leading to a small shelter housing a Buddha statue while on the western side there is another staircase leading up to another small shrine. Keeping following the road
- [Tbong Phnom & Wat Taing Sre](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/tbong-phnom-wat-taing-sre/): Located near the RN 6 just across the border from Kandal into Kampong Cham is a beautiful looking mountain and village area. Atop the mountain that is also recorded as Phnom Cheung Chhnok, of course, there is a pagoda! You can ride up to the pagoda and enjoy amazing views all the way to Phnom
- [Phnom Neang Kang Buddha Nirvana](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-neang-kang-buddha-nirvava/): Located around 10km south of the RN 6 right on the border of Pursat and Kampong Chhnang Provinces is a small mountain, also known as Phnom Kangva, featuring a beautiful carving of a reclining Buddha/Buddha Nirvana. It is over a meter high and several meters long, cut directly into the sandstone face of the mountain
- [ Wat Chrung Thmor Krapeuha](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chrung-thmor-krapeuha/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda featuring a monumental seated Buddha and reclining Buddha statues. The village here has a brand new road (06/22) that connects to the RN 6 making it easy to visit, the area is mostly farmland and quite pretty during the green growth of the rainy season. The monks and lay people of
- [Wat Kompoul Chheukach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kompoul-chheukach/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda built atop a small hill. The pagoda is quite stunning.
- [Wat Kampong Phnom Knong ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kampong-phnom-knong/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Chas (Kokir Thum Kandal) ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chas-kokir-thum-kandal/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Chey Udom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chey-udom/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda near Ba Phnom.
- [Wat Vong Borey Phnom Touch](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-vong-borey-phnom-touch/): Also known as Wat Phnom Doit, it's a pagoda located atop a small mountain featuring numerous Buddhist sculptures. At the top, there are superb views on offer looking toward the mountain of Phnom Chheu Kach and the village of Ba Phnum. You can access the site from the south or from an eastern entrance, either
- [Wat Vihear Kuk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-vihear-kuk/): Contemporary pagoda and monastery located at the foot of Preah Vihear Kuk and the mountain, Phnom Chheu Kach. Opposite the pagoda is Prasat Preah Vihear Chan.
- [Wat Sovan Botum ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sovan-botum-2/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the northern side of Phnom Penh featuring several monumental Buddha statues.
- [Wat Por Andot ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-por-andot/): Also recorded as Wat Po Khos, a contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Chambak Meas ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chambak-meas/): Contemporary monastery featuring a charismatic old wooden pagoda. The site is located around 20km north of central Phnom Penh on the bank of the Mekong River. Across the road is Wat Sovan Botum which features several monumental Buddha statues. Update 08/22: The old pagoda, bar the Buddha, has been pulled down.
- [Wat Niroth ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-nirouth/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda.
- [Wat Pothi Pruk ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pothi-pruk/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the bank of the Mekong river. Located between the pagoda and the river, surrounded by funerary stupa, the original pagoda can still be seen. The old pagoda is very charismatic featuring ornate wooden pediments on the roof and embossed pediment design above the doors. Beautiful sema stones can also
- [SOSORO Museum Phnom Penh](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sosoro-museum-phnom-penh/): It may not seem so interesting at first but this is actually a recommended visit while in Phnom Penh. The museum is modern, well laid out, and well-staffed who are all very helpful and even quite knowledgable. The museum introduces ancient trade routes of the Funan era (dating back some 2000 years) and methods of
- [Wat Vearin ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-vearin/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda also known as Wat Prek Leap, located by the Mekong River just north of central Phnom Penh.
- [Phnom Bros Bosknor](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-bros-bosknor/): Also known by the monastery name, Wat Kiri Sophoan Phnom Tet Knong. The site features two pagodas, one of which is in stages of completion and is quite stunning featuring lots of Angkorian symbolism. Both of these are at the southern foot of the small mountain known as Phnom Bros Bosknor where stairs lead up
- [Wat Thmor Puon ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thmor-puon/): Contemporary monastery with a stunning new pagoda, fortunately, the old pagoda remains standing for now and it's still interesting to look at some of the art of times gone by. Also noting the "chaitya" placed at the foot of the Buddha and the beautiful image of Preah Mae Thorani. The new pagoda
- [Wat Botum Kong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-botum-kong/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda located on the bank of the river with views of Phnom Penh. The pagoda has some embossed murals of Buddhist narratives and near the river there is an old stupa that has become intertwined with the roots of a tree.
- [Wat Don Thi](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-don-thi/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Preah Puth Moni Rainsy](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-puth-moni-rainsy/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda that at the time of visiting was undergoing restoration (06/22). It certainly looks quite stunning and the Buddha is something to behold. It's also known as the 100 Column Pagoda of Kampong Cham (not to be confused with the one in Kratie Province) and has stunning views across the rolling plains
- [Wat Mongkul Seilaram Rolous Meas](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-mongkul-seilaram-rolous-meas/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda
- [Wat Por Rainsy Prey Chakrei](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-por-rainsy-prey-chakrei/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda under restoration at the time (06/22)
- [Wat Angkoun Dey Serey Sokha](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-angkoun-dey-serey-sokha/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda with lovely murals.
- [Wat Khel Chey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-khel-chey/): Contemporary monastery and pagoda with an old stupa
- [Wat Daun Mow ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-daun-mow/): Contemporary pagoda
- [Wat Boeng Thum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-boeng-thum/): Contemporary monastery with double pagoda.
- [Wat Tuol Khloang ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tuol-khloang/): Contemporary pagoda
- [Wat Choat Naram ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-choat-naram/): Contemporary pagoda featuring a beautiful old gate, stupa, and some curious stele (?). It is located near the border of Tbong Khmum and Kampong Cham province near to the Mekong River. There are several interesting pagodas in the area and only ten minutes away is Preah Theat Preah Srei Temple.
- [Wat Tuol Trea Cheung  ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tuol-trea-cheung/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda
- [Wat Thmei Leu](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thmei-leu/): Contemporary pagoda
- [Wat Sar Pech Ponnreay ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sar-pech-ponnreay/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda
- [Wat Khnar (Tbong Khmum)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-khnar-tbong-khmum/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda
- [Wat Thmey](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-thmey/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda
- [Wat Phnom Preah (Chhloung - Kratie)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-bopvat-vannaream/): It's an early wooden pagoda that is still surviving and seemingly well cared for. It's located atop a small rise and the foot of which is a series of shrines surrounding a sunken shrine with remnants of an old pagoda. There are several contemporary statues adding to the interest of the site which is a
- [Wat Kampong Reang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kampong-reang/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda located near a tributary of the Mekong River. By the river, you can find a range of interesting snacks including grubs, crickets, frogs and dried fish, but no rice....
- [Kratie Mekong River Dolphins ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kratie-mekong-river-dolphins/): The Irrawaddy dolphins of the Mekong River in Cambodia are one of the nation's top wonders of the natural world and the place to see them is the village of Kampi located 15 km north of the city of Kratie (Krong Kracheh) of Kratie Province. Boats depart from Mekong Dolphin Pleasance (អន្លង់ផ្សោត) and are well
- [Wat Krong Kracheh   ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-krong-kracheh/): Krong Kracheh Pagoda is a contemporary monastery & pagoda located in central Kratie and fronted by the beautiful Mekong river. The pagoda is quite pretty and is surrounded by several grand stupas. The golden chedi/stupa fronted by a vihara houses royalty of the post-Angkorian era and is one of the three important stupas of Kracheh,
- [Wat Dar ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-dar/): Contemporary pagoda located just west of Kratie town.
- [Wat Bothom Rangsei  ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-bothom-rangsei/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda located in central Kratie.
- [Wat Bos Leav ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-bos-leav/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda.
- [Wat Pa Chha ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pa-chha/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda located in central Kratie.
- [Wat Poreuk ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-poreuk/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda which features a replica of Angkor Wat as its spire.
- [Wat Preah Chan Reachea  ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preah-chan-reachea/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda.
- [Wat Prek Samann](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prek-samann/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda.
- [Wat Prek Samrong ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prek-samrong/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda.
- [Wat Pong Ror  ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pong-ror/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda.
- [Wat Po Han Chey (Kratie Province) ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-po-han-chey-kratie-province/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda located in Kratie Province alongside the Mekong River. The pagoda is quite unique and quite beautiful.
- [Wat Luong Roka Khnor](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-luong-roka-khnor/): A rather ornate contemporary monastery & pagoda in Tbong Khmum Province that has recently been restored. It is one of the older pagodas in the area.
- [Wat Savay Damdak](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-savay-damdak/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda featuring a silver standing Buddha and golden reclining Buddha.
- [Wat Chan Keamony](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chan-keamony/): A lovely contemporary monastery & pagoda in Tbong Khmum.
- [Wat Neak Vorn](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-neak-vorn/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda.
- [Wat Botum Vatey Khpob Krom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-botum-vatey-khpob-krom/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda.
- [Wat Botum Kesor](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-botum-kesor/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda.
- [Wat Khmum Pens](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-khmum-pens/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda.
- [Wat Indokosi ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-indokosi/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda.
- [Wat Krouch Chhmar](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-krouch-chhmar/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda located by the edge of the Mekong river with several interesting stupa.
- [Wat Mohaninyaram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-mohaninyaram/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda with a unique stupa, apparently dating to around 30 years ago.
- [Wat Vea Sukaram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-vea-sukaram/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda
- [Wat Por Prek](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-por-prek/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda located by the edge of the Mekong river with several interesting stupa.
- [Wat Kampong Treas II](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kampong-treas-ii/): Contemporary monastery & pagoda
- [Wat Kampong Treas](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kampong-treas/): An older monastery that features some interesting murals, statues, and pieces from decades ago, at the time of visit in June 2022 it looks like it's being prepared for refurbishment.
- [Wat Rattanak](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-rattanak/): Located around 10km west of Kampong Cham city the contemporary monastery features an old library that was built by the French, at a guess, around 70 years ago. The village area here is quite beautiful, especially if following the trail from the nearby Wat Koh Roka. Under the Boddhi tree there is what appears to
- [Wat Udom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-udom/): Monastery site where an old wooden vihara is located to the north of which a new pagoda is being built. In between the two stands a sculpture of Nang Konghing at the foot of which is the remains of a pedestal and a lion to which the workers at the site were adamant it is
- [Wat Dei Doh ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-dei-doh/): Also recorded as Dei Doh Pagoda, it sits by the bank of the Mekong River in Kampong Cham city. Featuring some freshly painted stupas (I'm not sure how old), what appears to be an ancient pair of lions, plus a giant Buddha statue.
- [Wat Koh Rokar Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-koh-rokar/): An ancient temple site surrounded by a moat. A contemporary prayer hall has been built while a few sandstone remnants can be seen. Some remnants may be from an earlier vihara.
- [Wat Koh Rokar (Kampong Siem District)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-koh-rokar-kampong-siem-district/): Also listed as Wat Tip Simphli Vanaram, a contemporary monastery located just south of the remains of an ancient temple site of the same name. On the east side of the pagoda, which is quite grand, there are several stupa that appears to be old, the largest of all is especially interesting. Unfortunately, there was
- [Wat Samrong](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-samrong/): Contemporary monastery
- [Trapeang Sruk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/trapeang-sruk/): Also recorded as Asram Trapeang Sruk, it is located in Sampong Chey about 500m northwest of Kuk Trapeang Kuk (Wat Trapeang Kong). The site features the sandstone remnants of an ancient 7-8th century temple (at a guess). Among the remnants, are a large linga, pedestals, a standing doorframe, the feet of a small statue, a
- [Phnom Chub Kambao Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-chub-kambao-temple/): Located atop a small hill, the ancient temple site is quite fascinating for several reasons. Standing at the site today is one partially standing sandstone temple which never received any of its final decorative carving. Its also interesting that is is singular, and that there doesn't appear to be the space for two more shrines
- [Wat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-3/): Contemporary monastery where a collection of interesting lions (old, not ancient) and a shelter containing a collection of remnants, some likely from an ancient site. I am not sure of the pagodas name, the only two people at the site were having a midday nap at the time of visiting :)
- [Wat Takam](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-takam/): Contemporary monastery that also appears to be the location of an ancient temple site. Held near the sermon hall are several remnants of an ancient sandstone temple including a pedestal, a corner finial from the upper register depicting a naga, and another pedestal with a small decayed statue. In a shelter fronting the east side
- [Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium - Ticket Prices and Transport](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-wildlife-aquarium/): Located 26 km east of Siem Reap along National Road 6 and near the village of Damdaek, the new Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium opened on November 1st, 2022. Featuring a 500m3 aquarium featuring freshwater species as well as a 600m3 saltwater aquarium. The main aquarium building houses freshwater species that are endemic to Cambodia, Thailand,
- [Wat Bon Ban Dei](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-bon-ban-dei/): A small monastery where the pedestal of an ancient site is also seen with contemporary sema stones surrounding the pagoda. The site is not marked as an ancient site and at the time I wasn't able to establish the origins of the pedestal. A mystery to solve for the next passerby.
- [Sampow Trailok Traileak](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sampow-trailok-traileak/): Located about 7 km east of Stung Sen/Kampong Thom is a beautiful modern pagoda and nunnery (it seems). The multi-level pagoda, riding atop a massive grand hull, and flanked by two other "floating pagodas" all impose a grand sense of scale in a beautiful location beside the Sung Sen River. The site is accessible only
- [Kampong Thom Provinicial Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kampong-thom-provinicial-museum/): The small provincial museum of Kampong Thom holds a collection of beautiful relics from ancient sites in the region including lintels, statues, pedestals, boundary markers, and much more. Some of the pieces originate from the nearby Sambor Prei Kuk, others from the vast number of smaller sites spread across the province, most of which have
- [Boundary Marker (Damdaek)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/boundary-marker-damdaek/): A Buddhist boundary marker located beside a Chinese ancestral grave area and in between the ancient sites of Sasar Sdam and Preah Trapeang.
- [Peung Tanon](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/peung-tanon/): Peung Tanon is a naturally formed geological wonder located north of Siem Reap in Kouk Dom commune of Angkor Chum district.
- [Wat Hem Van](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-hem-van/): Contemporary pagoda and monastery of Srey Noy with its outer walls adorned with 3D imagery of Khmer Buddhist tales.
- [Angkor National Museum Siem Reap](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-national-museum-siem-reap/): Located in Siem Reap along the route to Angkor Wat from the city center, the Angkor National Museum is one of the country's finest offering an excellently presented exhibition of ancient artifacts from across the Khmer Empire. Superior in every way to the museum in Phnom Penh, the offering in Siem Reap elegantly and informative
- [Prasat Srot (Koh Ker)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-srot-koh-ker/): Signposted as Prasat Srot, it is the two "palaces" that flank either side of what was once the causeway leading to Prasat Thom, the principal temple of the Koh Ker group, and in turn the iconic pyramid, Prasat Prang. The term "palace" (or palais in French) used to describe this archetype was coined by early
- [Wat Kcha](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-kcha/): Beautiful and characterful old monastery featuring wooden framework, doors, and windows. Its internal walls are decorated with murals of narratives from the Reamker, along with some curious drawings. There is also an array of wooden Buddha statues, at a guess, 40-50 years old.
- [Wat Ta Muean](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-ta-muean/): Also recorded as Ta Muean Saen Chey Pagoda, the site features a monastery set among the rock monolith landscape. There is also a collection of remains belonging to an ancient temple. The arrangement of remains includes a lion statue, decorative lintel,
- [Prasat Deum Chan (Sambor Prei Kuk N15-N16)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-deum-chan/): Also recorded as Daeum Chan and Daem Chan. A fragmented inscription is located on the doorframe of the central tower which, according to George Coedes records the marriage of an Saka-Brahmin priest, Durgasvamin from Dekhan (or Daksinapatha=Southern India), to the daughter of Isanavarman I, the pivotal king of Ishanapura aka Sambor Prei Kuk. One of
- [Robang Romeas Temple Group](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/robang-romeas-temple/): Located northwest of the central cluster of temples of Sambor Prei Kuk, and whilst part of that group, they are actually outliers not only for their location but also in terms of style and era. Prasat Robang Romeas consists of the remains of nine structures/shrines that, along with the nearby Prasat Srei Krup Leak to
- [Oknha Klaeng Meung Shrine](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/oknha-klaeng-meung-shrine/): A sacred place for many Cambodians who will stop by here to pray and relax in the beautiful grounds which feature several shrines, sculptures, water features. Klaeng Meung is revered as a military hero who, as legend has it, sacrificed his own life to enter the afterworld and raise an army of ghosts to fight
- [Wat Thma Pouk](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-tham-pouk/): Monastery housing ancient remains including bollards, lintel fragments, ornate sema stone, and pedestals while the pagoda basement slab is built on or surrounded by laterite blocks.
- [Prasat Sambor (Sambor Prei Kuk)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-sambor/): Located in the Sambor Prei Kuk group of temples, Prasat Sambor, or North Group, was built in the 7th century under the reign of King Isanavarman I (reign 616-637 AD) and dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva, whilst the site also received alterations in the 10th century under King Rajendravarman II (reign 944-968 AD). The
- [Wat Maniratanaram (Pursat)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-mony-ratanaream/): Located on the southeastern side of the city of Pursat, Wat Moniratanarama or Mony Ratanaream, is a unique new pagoda that has recently been completed. Inside, you can take the spiral staircase that leads up through the different levels with grand views on offer at the top. On Buddhist holy days, at night they turn
- [Wat Soriyaram](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-soriyaram/): A stunning and beautiful pagoda located near the Battambang/Pursat border.
- [Wat Kchas (Prasat Srah Kandal Pagoda)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-srah-kandal-pagoda/): Located in Preah Net Preah District of Banteay Meanchey, the recently completed Wat Kchas is a stunning new monastery and pagoda featuring a pagoda with dramatic golden spires in a walled enclosure that is surrounded by large gardens. It's quite something to behold and will undoubtedly become a major attraction in the area and one
- [Wat Samrong Knong (Battambang)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-samrong-knong-2/): A very special monastery and remembrance site featuring a contemporary pagoda, the original pagoda from the 19th century, and is also a sacred site for the remembrance of tragic events in the Khmer Rouge era. The grounds are quite large and you can stroll around the contemporary pagoda and the older pagoda. There's an exhibit/museum
- [Srey Krup Leak Temple (Kandal)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/srey-krup-leak-temple/): Also recorded as Roung Temple, Prasat Baset, it is a 7th century brick temple located just north of a monastery, Wat Phnom Ba, on the hillside of Phnom Baset. You can reach the site by heading up to the monastery and stopping short at the lower car park and then walking to the old pagoda
- [Wat Phnom Ba](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnom-ba/): Monastery located atop Phnom Baset offering great views over the other small mountains and out towards Phnom Penh. On the north side of the pagoda is the reclining Buddha and ancient Srey Kup Leak Temple.
- [Wat Neang Romsay Sak](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-neang-romsay-sak/): Romsaysak Pagoda also features a staircase that leads to a cave site featuring several small Buddhist shrines. From the west side of the pagoda, follow the stairs 100 m or so up to the cave opening admiring the views offered along the way. There are stairs leading down being careful as water drips onto the
- [Wat Phnom Reap](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnom-reap/): A contemporary monastery featuring a large themed area, pagoda, and two modern buildings constructed in Angkorian style.
- [Wat Sowann Thamareach](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-sowann-thamareach/): A contemporary monastery that features several large buildings constructed in Angkorian style along with a monumental gate with smiling faces and a causeway lined with Devas and Asuras.
- [Kaek Pong Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kaek-pong-temple/): Located on the hillside of Phnom Kaek, between two military bases, Prasat Kaek Pong is a partially standing brick temple. Only two walls are standing, featuring false doors and embossed pilasters. Most interesting is the embossed brickwork on the pediment, and also on each side of the false doors, which would have been awaiting decorative
- [Phnom Bokor & Bokor Hill Station](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/bokor-hill-station-2/): Located atop the hill of the same name you can find numerous attractions along with spectacular views across the hillsides and out over the ocean. Located about 37 km west up a beautiful winding road, Bokor Hill Station was an old French colonial resort area from the 1920s also nearby is Preah Monivong National Park.
- [Phnom Kbal Romeas of Kampot](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-kbal-romeas-of-kampot/): Phnom Kbal Romeas is a small mountain with an abundance of dramatic caves weaving throughout that has become a popular site for rock climbing (see Climbodia) and also a site inhabited during neolithic times (5000-3000 BC). En-route through the first natural chamber of the cave entered via a bridge is a small Buddhist shrine. Then
- [Kouk Preah Theat Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kouk-preah-theat-temple/): Part of the Han Chey group of temples and this one, sometimes recorded as Han Chey North I, is located by the edge of the Mekong River and dates back to the 7th Century under the reign of King Isanarvarman I during the Chenla era. It has similarities to the temple near Phnom Da, namely
- [Phnom Bros, Phnom Srei, and Phnom Toch](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-bros-and-phnom-srei/): The two mountains are located near to each other and are connected with local folklore, the Khmer Rouge era, and today as a scenic area for relaxing and enjoying views on offer, a kind of cultural tourism site. On Phnom Bros (or Phnom Pros) there is a large stupa, and pagoda in Angkorian style, along
- [Kuk Yay Hom Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kuk-yay-hom-temple/): Also recorded as Kuk Yeay Ham Temple and Yay Hom, it is a sandstone temple possibly constructed under the reign of Jayavarman VI. It is also the location where an inscribed stele was found that is registered under K. 86 and is now believed to be held at the nearby Wat Sangke. The temple is
- [Phnom Cheung Prei Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-cheung-prei-temple/): Also recorded as Phnom Thom by Lunet de Lajonquiere a name which seems to have been dropped in favor of the name of the mountain the temple resides on which is also the name of the district, Cheung Prei. The mountain area was developed into a kind of Buddhist-themed destination for tourists with a new
- [Wat Tang Krasang (Kampong Cham)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-2/): Monastery housing ancient temple remains including numerous pedestals, sandstone plinths, and sema stones.
- [Wat Preis Meas](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-preis-meas/): Monastery that features a large basin with laterite lining one side, along with numerous ancient pedestals, domed pieces (bollards?), and sema stones arranged around the perimeter of the pagoda.
- [Kuk Pring Chrom Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kuk-pring-chrom-temple/): Also recorded as Prasat Kouk Pring Chroum and Kuk Prin Crum, it is a small walled site, once surrounded by a moat and featuring a large reservoir on its eastern side. The outer wall is around 30 m x 30 m with the remains of an entrance gopura on the east leading to a single
- [Wat Pong Chas](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-pong-chas/): Remains of an ancient site located on the grounds of a contemporary monastery. The collection of remains includes numerous laterite blocks and sandstone remnants including pedestals, door frames, a decayed and broken lintel, sema stone, and other pieces.
- [Wat Srayouv ](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-srayouv/): Monastery with a small shrine housing sema stones from an older pagoda/vihara.
- [Balang Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/balang-temple/): Remains of an ancient temple site including a sandstone pedestal
- [Phnom Punnareay Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-punnareay-temple/): Located atop a small mountain Prasat Phnom Punnareay features two small and very decayed brick temples. Oddly, they open to the south with remains of sandstone doorframes and false doors around the other sides. They don't feature any decorative carvings although the brickwork is elaborate, emphasizing the eaves, base, and false doors. On the north
- [Wat Phnom Thmor Rieng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phnom-thmor-rieng/): Located atop a small mountain the monastery has a new shrine under construction, an old wooden pagoda, and a more recent pagoda. Funerary stupas occupy the side of the mountain that also offers great views over the plains and to the many mountains beyond.
- [Wat Po (Kulean)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-po-kulean/): Local monastery, The Temple of 5000 Buddhas and Northeast Region Vipassana Center, with a fascinating vision and construction program underway (Jan 2022). In the future perhaps, one hopes, an icon of contemporary Buddhism in Cambodia. Actually, I really look forward to a return visit especially to wander through the field of Buddhas, seemingly so methodically
- [Firehouse of Banteay Chhmar Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/firehouse-of-banteay-chhmar-temple/): Located inside the enclosure of Banteay Chhmar Temple are the remains of a "firehouse", a structure that was typically placed along the ancient Khmer road network as a temple that coincided with a rest area for pilgrims and travellers. It is located on the east side of the temple proper. Its state of decay is
- [Terrace (Banteay Chhmar)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-banteay-chhmar/): Fronting the western side of the large baray is a grand terrace that has recently been restored. Topped by lions flanking the entrances, the lower registers meeting the water of the baray feature beautiful carvings of Hamsa and lotus flowers.
- [Prasat Ta Phai](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-ta-phai/): Also recorded/signposted as Prasat Chem Trey. Remains of a sandstone cruciform temple with an outer laterite wall, an entrance pavilion on the east, a large moat with what may have been another outer wall. The temple itself is only standing on two sides still featuring the massive carvings of smiling faces on its superstructure.
- [Wat Chas (Phnom Kulen)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-chas-phnom-kulen/): Wat Chas is a small monastery nearby the eastern cliff edge of Phnom Kulen providing spectacular views from several points over Svay Leu and the plains below. It might be an amazing sunrise spot too, but the monastery gates never seem to be open that early.
- [Chan Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/chan-temple/): Ruinous remains of two odd rectangular sandstone temples. One could it assume it to be from the 11-12th century, and related to Prasat Ta Muen Thom, perhaps as a "palais" as French would record them, more on those here. One might also assume it to be an ashrama of the Suryavarman I era (1006 to
- [Wat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat/): Monastery housing remains from an ancient site in a shelter including a very beautiful late-era sema stone, several pedestals, a bollard, and sandstone plinth.
- [Wat Svay Check](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-svay-check/): The monastery features several remnants from an ancient site including a rare round pedestal (assuming it's ancient), two square pedestals, what may be a crown piece of the ancient temple, and a small and very decayed Buddha statue.
- [Wat Mony](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-mony/): Contemporary monastery that's not recorded as once being an ancient temple site, although out of an array of generic sema stones surrounding the pagoda, one appears to be a little special. A small shelter on the northern side houses a piece of stone that may or may not be from an ancient site.
- [Wat Prasat Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-prasat-temple/): Located on contemporary monastery grounds and preceding the beautiful pagoda on its western side are the remains of an ancient temple. A tall and rectangular laterite structure, it opens to the east with remnants of door round columns that formed from laterite. The walls are entirely plain bar the base molding and emphasized eaves. Historical
- [Phnom Korngva](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-korngva/): Located north of the town of Sisophon atop the small mountain of the same name, Prasat Phnom Korngva features an ancient temple/cave, contemporary monastery, and beautiful natural rock formations.
- [Kambor Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kambor-temple/): Located atop the small mountain, Phnom Kambor, and reached by an easy flight of stairs are the remains of Prasat Kambor. The ancient site consisted of a group of three small square brick temples. Only the northernmost tower remains partially standing with only the base of the other two structures seen through the overgrowth (at
- [Thpong Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/thpong-temple/): Prasat Thpong, set amongst farmland of Srey Noy commune, is a small site surrounded by a moat that features the remains of the single brick shrine. 3 sides of the brick tower remain partially standing with false doors on each side while the front (east) side and roof structure has collapsed. At the time of
- [Poeng Ta Kho](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/poeng-ta-kho/): Also known as "Amazing Cliff", located atop Kulen Mountain it's an easy-to-reach site offering impressive views across the canyon below in between the mountain ranges. It is reached off the main road across the top of the mountain where there is a small parking bay and foot trail leading to the site. Around 150 m
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-11/): A small ancient terrace with remains of a statue.
- [Phnom Kulen Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/phnom-kulen-waterfall/): The waterfall features two levels and is a popular spot atop the mountain. The first level is located after the River of 1000 Lingas and is around 4-5 meters tall. The second and most spectacular level is around 20 meters tall. You reach the second level by following the road along the northern side of
- [Prasat Kroes Linga](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-kroes-linga/): Scant remains of a brick temple with large linga.
- [Unknown Neak Ta](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/unknown-neak-ta-2/): A small Neak Ta shelter housing an ancient door frame column piece and a few other remnants of a temple site that has apparently long gone.
- [Unknown Neak Ta](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/unknown-neak-ta/): A small Neak Ta shelter houses a very small piece of a window column belonging to an ancient temple. Which temple? That much I have no idea, perhaps there is more to be seen when water levels drop.
- [Angkor Wat - Preah Poan (Hall of a Thousand Buddhas)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-wat-preah-poan-hall-of-a-thousand-buddhas/): Located on the second level of Angkor Wat, Preah Poan (cruciform gallery) is a sacred and significant place within the massive ancient temple. You can also see it noted as Brah Ban, Prah Pan, Preah Pean, or more commonly the English translation being Hall of a Thousand Buddhas. Here we will cover just that cruciform
- [Angkor Wat - The Bakan](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-wat-the-bakan/): The penultimate feature of the great temple of Angkor Wat, the third level, or Bakan, is the enormous thirty-meter high substructure that supports the amazing quincunx of towers. It rises 30 meters with sloping sides featuring narrow stepped staircases at each corner and a central staircase on its western side. Today you can reach the
- [Neak Ta](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/neak-ta-4/): A shelter housing a sandstone bollard with four sides carved with a medicine Buddha.
- [Neak Ta](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/neak-ta-3/): A small shelter housing a sandstone plinth
- [Prasat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-9/): Ancient temple site where only the base deposit well remains to be seen.
- [Prasat](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-8/): Unknown. Site has recently been cleared but remains unnamed. It sits atop a large raised mound where scattered laterite, brick and sandstone rubble, and several decayed pedestals can be seen including a pedestal with an octagonal center.
- [Angkor Botanical Garden](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-botanical-garden/): Angkor Botanical Garden (សួនរុក្ខជាតិអង្គរ), previously known as the Angkor Spice Garden, has been undergoing upgrades for some time and is now open to the public. The 14-hectare site is educational and relaxing featuring local traditional medicinal plants & spices, flowers, a palm garden, Khmer inspirational garden, and Angkor forest garden. At the northern end, in the
- [Angkor Wat - The Bas-Relief Galleries](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-wat-the-bas-relief-galleries/): Here we will cover each of the bas-relief scenes in the outer gallery of Angkor Wat, where they are located, a brief guide to the interpretation, and several curiosities that shouldn't be missed. Undoubtedly, one of the most celebrated features of Angkor Wat is the incredible bas-relief friezes that line the inner walls of the
- [Angkor Wat - Gopura](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-wat-gopura/): Angkor Wat has four gopura (entry gates) each located at cardinal points while only the west and east gates have causeways crossing the moat. The western entrance is the main and grandest entrance of all. See here for the complete guide to Angkor Wat, and here we'll continue on with the moat and outer gopura
- [Angkor Wat - Inscriptions](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-wat-inscriptions/): Here we'll introduce the many inscriptions at Angkor Wat, and, where to see them. Angkor Wat features a large array of fascinating and often hidden inscriptions that were, surprisingly to some, left mostly during the later eras and in the post-Angkor era. Some of the inscriptions are left by royalty who returned to Angkor around
- [Prasat O Toub](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-o-toub/): A ruinous brick temple that sits atop an elongated laterite base. Originally it was believed to have had three towers but only one remains partially standing today. Nearby are the scenic and spectacular rock carvings of Peung Moha Ey Say. In front of the site, there is a large exposed section of natural bedrock that
- [Mebon (Banteay Chhmar)](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/mebon-banteay-chhmar/): The island at the center of the large baray featuring the remains of a sandstone cruciform temple with some decorative elements preserved including carvings of deity and ascetics. The site is mostly ruinous but also featured two library buildings, a laterite enclosure wall, a moat, and then an earthen embankment where it meets the waters
- [Prasat Ta Phlang](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-ta-phlang/): Partially standing remains of a cruciform-shaped sandstone temple that featured a "library" building and outer enclosure wall.
- [Prasat Samnang Ta Sok](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-samnang-ta-sok/): Located around 740m west of Prasat Ta Naem and almost 1km west of the outer enclosure of Banteay Chhmar temple, Samnang Ta Sok temple is one of best preserved of the eight satellite temples. It sits along the east west axis of the main temple and entered from the east by a earthen causeway, in
- [Prasat Ta Naem](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-ta-naem/): A single sandstone temple, library building, and outer enclosure wall with entrances on the east (main) and west (lesser). It is one of the inner satellite temples that surround the grand temple of Banteay Chhmar. Further to the west is Prasat Samnang Ta Sok. The superstructure of the temple is only partially standing on all
- [Prasat Yeay Kom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-yeay-kom/): Remains of a sandstone cruciform temple, with library building, and laterite outer enclosure wall with entrance pavilions on the east and west. Of all Banteay Chhmar's satellite temples this is perhaps the most ruinous with only one lower section of the wall with a doorway remaining upright along with the doorframe of the entrance pavilion.
- [Prasat Ta Im](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-ta-im/): Remains of a cruciform sandstone temple, with library building, outer laterite wall, moat, and another outer enclosure wall. There's also a small basin. The site is almost completely in ruin bar parts of the outer laterite wall, and some walls of the central temple and eastern entrance pavilion.
- [Yeay Chou](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/yeay-chou/): Partially standing remains of a laterite temple that was a cruciform shape with a small library building, outer wall, moat, and remains of a further enclosure wall.
- [Terrace Rahal](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-rahal/): Located on the western side of Beng Mealea's baray, or Rahal Baray as early French archeologists recorded it, is a very large cruciform sandstone terrace that connects to the eastern entrance of Beng Mealea via a bollarded causeway. At a guess, it is around 70 m long on its east-west axis and 40m wide in
- [North Bank Wall](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/north-bank-wall/): Remnants of a tall earthen wall with a laterite substructure that connects in between Angkor Thom and the East Baray. Running parallel on the northern side is a modern laid dirt trail and a canal that connects into the moat of Angkor Thom. It may have also spawned a bridge at its western end while
- [Sdok Kok Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/sdok-kok-thom/): Sdok Kak Thom, is an 11th-century Khmer temple in present-day Thailand, located about 34 km northeast of the Thai border town of Aranyaprathet. It is the last (known) temple on the southwestern ancient Khmer Royal Road network see map. The site is notable for its much-discussed inscriptions registered under K235 and K1087.
- [Wat Phu](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/wat-phu/): Vat Phou (or Wat Phu; Lao: ວັດພູ [wāt pʰúː] temple-mountain) is a ruined Khmer Hindu temple complex in southern Laos. It is at the base of mount Phou Khao, some 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) from the Mekong in Champasak Province. There was a temple on the site as early as the 5th century, but the
- [Firehouse at Ta Prohm](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/firehouse-at-ta-prohm/): Located inside the outer enclosure of Ta Prohm and preceding the first moat on the eastern side is a single sandstone building which is referred to as a Firehouse, or in some literature as a Dharmasala. In either respect, these firehouses were an important feature along the ancient royal road network. This particular one being
- [Spean Khmeng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/spean-khmeng-15/): Ancient laterite bridge
- [Spean O Phdau](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/spean-phdau/): Also recorded as Spean Phdao. It's a laterite bridge, recorded as 40 m long, on the ancient road between Khvav and Preah Khan of Kampong Svay. At a recorded 40m long, I think it's the second longest bridge along the ancient East Road from Angkor to Preah Khan of Kampong Svay. The present-day trail diverts
- [Small Basin](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/small-basin/): A small permanent basin 20 m x 20 m and 1-2 m deep (at a guess) lined with laterite and sandstone capping. Interestingly it is located atop what could be inferred as an island surrounded by canalisation. There are also odd pieces of stone around the southern side and 50 m to the southeast is
- [Firehouse of Preah Khan](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/firehouse-of-preah-khan/): A "firehouse" within the walled citadel of Preah Khan
- [Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/terrace-9/)
- [Prei Kreuk Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prei-kreuk-pr/): An uncleared site with a mound measuring around 35 x 35 m surrounded by a moat (dry) with a causeway at each cardinal point. The mound is currently (05/2021) occupied mostly by a large fallen tree without any structure seen remaining. Broken brick and sandstone can be seen along with a small piece of a
- [Prei Krous I Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prei-krous-i-pr/): An uncleared and overgrown site (05/2021) that is around 20 m x 20 m and surrounded by a moat (dry). Partial excavations at some time in the past have revealed the small laterite base structure and several sandstone pieces including a decayed pedestal and decayed yoni with spout along with brick rubble. Gallery
- [Toul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/toul-8/): Remains of a shrine constructed from stepped laterite. Measuring around 20 m x 20 m with openings at each cardinal point that lead to what we can see today as a circular well feature at the center. Gallery
- [Toul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/toul-9/): A high-set mound that appears to be surrounded by a moat. Only scant remains of brick and sandstone can be seen at the surface level. Gallery
- [Toul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/toul-6/): An overgrown and uncleared site featuring a 50 x 50 m mound that rises several meters with scattered sandstone remains, and an excavated area (some time ago) showing what may be the temple construction. Some remains feature carvings albeit quite small and very decayed. Gallery
- [Toul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/toul-7/): Remains of a laterite structure. Likely related to the southern entry of Phnom Bakheng and its outer wall.
- [Toul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/toul-3/): An overgrown site with scant remains including brick pieces, sandstone plinths, and laterite blocks. Gallery
- [Toul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/toul-4/): An apparent site, but only a small piece of laterite can be seen.
- [Toul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/toul-5/): A high set 50 x 50 m mound that opens to the east and surrounded by a moat. Scant remains can be seen at ground level bar what appears to be a very eroded pedestal and sandstone plinths. It is speculated to be from the 9th century. Gallery
- [Toul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/toul-2/): Location where the feet of a statue, a very decayed pedestal (similar style to the one seen to the north here), pottery shards, along with some other remains can be seen including a fire pit made of mortar which is likely very recent. The site appears to be a raised mound of around 40 m
- [Kouk Trapeang Run](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/kouk-trapeang-run/): Area just north of the Phnom Bakheng east-west featuring laterite remains with basins to the east and west. In early 2020 it was an open archeological site and by mid-2020 it had been covered over once more. Gallery
- [Toul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/__trashed-3/)
- [Toul](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/toul/): A high set mound around 50 m x 50 m surrounded by a moat with brick and sandstone remains. Gallery
- [Lich Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/toul-pr/): Also known as Lic Prasat (Credit to Peter Kasteiner and Lon Nak). A group of brick temples in complete ruin. The site is located on the bank of the western Siem Reap River in a large uncleared scrub area just southeast of Prasat Sralao. Surrounding the temple site itself has been cleared by someone, at
- [Prasat Saouch](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-saouch/): Also known as Kouk Ta Och. Mound showing sandstone remains and brick debris (Source: Cambodia, Wats, Prasats, Temples - FB Group. Chris Borman and Lon Nak)
- [Prasat Lic](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-lic/): Located 800m west of Banteay Ampil temple and just north of the ancient East Road, the site features an array of sandstone fragments, and 200m to the east is a large basin 200m x 110m. According to the decorative style, the site may have dated to around the late 10th or early 11th century. Sandstone
- [Unnamed Shrine](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/unnamed-shrine/): An unnamed sited where only scant remnants remain. The site is positioned on a mound that appears to have been surrounded by basins. Several pieces of sandstone can be seen at the site although, the most interesting is a small pedestal that features an unusual ornate design. It is located east of Angkor Thom's Gate
- [Unnamed Hill Shrine - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/unnamed-hill-shrine-angkor-thom/): Located in an uncleared area of Angkor Thom, west-southwest of Preah Palilay this presently unnamed site is rectangular and constructed in laterite with what appears to be a porch leading westward. It sits on a large raised mound/hill effectively becoming an island. On the same raised "island", a permanent basin constructed in laterite and sandstone
- [Royal Palace Defensive Wall - Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/royal-palace-defensive-wall-angkor-thom/): Located between the Royal Palace of Angkor Thom and the Trapeang Don Meas (large basin) is a two-meter-wide, 3-4 m high and 400 m long laterite base and earthen covered wall. In early French notes, it's described as likely being a defensive wall. In the notes written by Henri Marchal he describes there also being
- [Unamed Site](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/unamed-site/): An unnamed site consisting of a mound of bricks and some deteriorated sandstone pieces. Gallery
- [Angkor Thom - Map, Visiting Guide, Highlights, History & more](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/angkor-thom/): Angkor Thom is one of the most popular areas in the Angkor Archeological Park located minutes to the northeast of Angkor Wat and around 15 mins from Siem Reap city. Angkor Thom, literally: "Great City", contains several of the must-see temples and ancient sites including Bayon Temple, Terrace of the Elephants, Terrace of the Leper
- [Prasat Chhkae Sraeng](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-chhkae-sraeng-t/)
- [Prasat Kon Kriel](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-kon-kriel-t/): Scant remains of a brick temple, with moat and basin in the east.
- [Prasat Srah](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-srah-t/)
- [Prasat Russei Srok](https://helloangkor.com/attractions/prasat-russei-srok-t/): Ruined brick temple, with moat and basin in the east

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## Locations

- [Banteay Meanchey Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/): Banteay Meanchey Province is located in the north-west of the country bordering with Thailand. The capital city of the province is Sisophon while the most visited city in the province is Poipet due only to being the location of main land border crossing into Thailand. Popular attractions in the province include Banteay Chhmar Temple, Ang Tropeang Thmor, Banteay Neang, Banteay Torp, Kang Va Basin, La Ang Phnom Touch, Phnom Bak, Phnom Chuncheang, Phnom Svay, and Ang Tra Peang Thmor.
- [Phnum Srok District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/)
- [Nam Tau Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/nam-tau-commune/)
- [Knang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/nam-tau-commune/knang-village/)
- [Samrong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/nam-tau-commune/samrong-village/)
- [Phnum Dei Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/phnom-dei-commune/)
- [Thnâl Dach Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/phnom-dei-commune/thnal-dach-village/)
- [Kôk Seh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/phnom-dei-commune/kok-seh-village/)
- [Srah Chik Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/srah-chik-commune/)
- [Phnom Srok Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/srah-chik-commune/phnom-srok-village/)
- [Srah Chhouk Khang Kaeut](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/srah-chik-commune/srah-chhouk-khang-kaeut/)
- [Moat Srah Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/srah-chik-commune/moat-srah-village/)
- [Paoy Snuol Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/srah-chik-commune/paoy-snuol-village/)
- [Ampil Kaong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/nam-tau-commune/ampil-kaong-village/)
- [Poy Char Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/paoy-char-commune/)
- [Pongro Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/paoy-char-commune/pongro-village/)
- [Trâpeang Thmâ Kandal Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/paoy-char-commune/trapeang-thma-kandal-village/)
- [Thma Puok District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/)
- [Kouk Romiet Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/kok-romiet-commune/)
- [Sdau Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/kok-romiet-commune/sdau-village/)
- [Svay Chek District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/)
- [Roluos Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/roluos-commune/)
- [Khvav Kaeut Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/roluos-commune/khvav-kaeut-village/)
- [Ta Phou Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/ta-phou-commune/)
- [Prech Kei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/ta-phou-commune/prech-kei-village/)
- [Prasat Pram Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/ta-phou-commune/prasat-pram-village/)
- [Kôk Kei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/ta-phou-commune/kok-kei-village/)
- [Krong Serei Saophoan](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/serei-sophon-district/)
- [Bos Sbov Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/bos-sbov-commune/)
- [Boeng Veng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/bos-sbov-commune/boeng-veng-village/)
- [Sarongk Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/samrong-commune/)
- [Pheas Tbong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/samrong-commune/pheas-tbong-village/)
- [Bantoat Boh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/bos-sbov-commune/bantoat-boh-village/)
- [Preah Netr Preah District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/)
- [Chhnuor Mean Chey Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/chhnuor-mean-chey-commune/)
- [Bantoat Boh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/chhnuor-mean-chey-commune/bantoat-boh-village-chhnuor-mean-chey-commune/)
- [Khchas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/bos-sbov-commune/khchas-village/)
- [Baray Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/ta-phou-commune/baray-village/)
- [Sla Kram Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/sla-kram-commune/)
- [Baray Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/sla-kram-commune/baray-village-sla-kram-commune/)
- [Svay Chek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/roluos-commune/svay-chek-village/)
- [Treas Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/treas-commune/)
- [Thnâl Dach Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/treas-commune/thnal-dach-village-treas-commune/)
- [Treas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/treas-commune/treas-village/)
- [Kâkoh](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/sla-kram-commune/kakoh/)
- [Thma Puok Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/thma-puok-commune/)
- [Thmâ Puok Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/thma-puok-commune/thma-puok-village/)
- [Chaeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/treas-commune/chaeng-village/)
- [Komru Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/komrou-commune/)
- [Thnal Dach Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/komrou-commune/thnal-dach-village-komrou-commune/)
- [Banteay Chhmar Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/banteay-chhmar-commune/)
- [Banteay Chhmar Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/banteay-chhmar-commune/banteay-chhmar-village/)
- [Oddar Meanchey Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/)
- [Banteay Ampil District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/)
- [Ampil Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/ampil-commune/)
- [Kdol / Ampil Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/ampil-commune/kdol-ampil-village/)
- [Ampil Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/ampil-commune/ampil-village/)
- [Don Tea Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/ampil-commune/don-tea-village/)
- [Kdol Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/ampil-commune/kdol-village/)
- [Pong Toek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/ampil-commune/pong-toek-village/)
- [Kur Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/ampil-commune/kur-village/)
- [Kouk Mon Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/kok-mon-commune/)
- [Soeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/kok-mon-commune/soeng-village/)
- [Si Liem Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/kok-mon-commune/si-liem-village/)
- [Srae La-â Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/kok-romiet-commune/srae-la-a-village/)
- [Svay Chek Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/svay-chek-commune/)
- [Lbeuk Svay Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/svay-chek-commune/lbeuk-svay-village/)
- [Khvav Lech Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/svay-chek-commune/khvav-lech-village/)
- [Phnum Lieb Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/phnom-lieb-commune/)
- [Lotee Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/phnom-lieb-commune/lotee-village/)
- [Tean Kam Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/tean-kam-commune/)
- [Bantoat Boh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/tean-kam-commune/bantoat-boh-village-tean-kam-commune/)
- [Tuek Chour Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/toek-cho-commune/)
- [Spean Sreang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/spean-sreng-commune/)
- [Pongro Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/spean-sreng-commune/pongro-village-spean-sreng-commune/)
- [Mongkol Borei District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/mongkol-borei-district/)
- [Ta Lam Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/mongkol-borei-district/ta-lam-commune/)
- [Ta Lam Kandal Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/mongkol-borei-district/ta-lam-commune/ta-lam-kandal-village/)
- [Srah Reang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/mongkol-borei-district/srah-reang-commune/)
- [Kôk Srok Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/mongkol-borei-district/srah-reang-commune/kok-srok-village/)
- [Banteay Neang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/mongkol-borei-district/banteay-neang-commune/)
- [Banteay Neang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/mongkol-borei-district/banteay-neang-commune/banteay-neang-village/)
- [Battambang Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/): Located in Cambodia’s west-southwest, Battambang Province is famed for its rice production, ancient temples, and the laid back simple life offered by the peaceful, and the clean capital city of the province which shares the same name, Battambang. Key attractions are the French colonial buildings, traditional Khmer houses, the cuisine, Phnom Sampov, Prasat Snung, Phnom Banan, Wat Ek Phnom, and the Pagoda Trail.
- [Thma Koul District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/thma-kol-district/)
- [Ta Meun Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/thma-kol-district/ta-meun-commune/)
- [Ang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/thma-kol-district/ta-meun-commune/ang-village/)
- [Ta Pung Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/thma-kol-district/ta-poung-commune/)
- [Ang Tbong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/thma-kol-district/ta-poung-commune/ang-tbong-village/)
- [Roung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/thma-kol-district/ta-meun-commune/roung-village/)
- [Kouk Khmum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/thma-kol-district/kok-khmum-commune/)
- [Ta Meakh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/thma-kol-district/kok-khmum-commune/ta-meakh-village/)
- [Tuol Prasat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/thma-kol-district/kok-khmum-commune/tuol-prasat-village/)
- [Aek Phnum District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/ek-phnom-district/)
- [Peam Aek Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/ek-phnom-district/peam-aek-commune/)
- [Ta Korm Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/ek-phnom-district/peam-aek-commune/ta-korm-village/)
- [Sangkae District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/sangkae-district/)
- [Ta Pun Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/sangkae-district/ta-pon-commune/)
- [Basaet Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/sangkae-district/ta-pon-commune/basaet-village/)
- [Banan District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/banan-district/)
- [Phnum Sampov Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/banan-district/phnom-sampov-commune/)
- [Sampov Kaeut Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/banan-district/phnom-sampov-commune/sampov-kaeut-village/)
- [Kantueu Pir Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/banan-district/kanteu-pir-commune/)
- [Banan Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/banan-district/kanteu-pir-commune/banan-village/)
- [Snoeng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/banan-district/snoeng-commune/)
- [Snoeng Kaeut](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/banan-district/snoeng-commune/snoeng-kaeut/)
- [Moung Russei District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/mong-russei-district/)
- [Chrey Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/mong-russei-district/chrei-commune/)
- [Don Tri Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/mong-russei-district/chrei-commune/don-tri-village/)
- [Bâvel District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/bavel-district/)
- [Bavel Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/bavel-district/bavel-commune/)
- [Bavel Muoy Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/bavel-district/bavel-commune/bavel-muoy-village/)
- [Soea Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/mongkol-borei-district/soeu-commune/)
- [Tnaot Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/mongkol-borei-district/soeu-commune/tnaot-village/)
- [Kampot Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/): Located in the south-west of the country Kampot Province is most famous for its coastline. Stretching some 80 kilometers this once undeveloped and sleepy laid-back region is attracting the eyes of many international developers. The area features numerous natural attractions and scenic landscapes. Popular natural attractions here include Bokor Hill, Teuk Chhou Rapids, Teuk Chhou Wildlife Education Park, Prek Thnout, Kampong Trach, Phnom K’Chnor, Phnom Seda Orn. Other attractions include Kampot Museum, Kampot Pepper Plantations, and Kampot Salt Pans.
- [Angkor Chey District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/angkor-chey-district/)
- [Mroum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/angkor-chey-district/mrom-commune/)
- [Preah Ongkar Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/angkor-chey-district/mrom-commune/preah-ongkar-village/)
- [Kampong Trach District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/kampong-trach-district/)
- [Kanthaor Khang Kaeut Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/kampong-trach-district/kanthor-khang-kaeut-commune/)
- [Khleang Khang Cheung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/kampong-trach-district/kanthor-khang-kaeut-commune/khleang-khang-cheung-village/)
- [Kanthor Khang Cheung Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/kampong-trach-district/kanthor-khang-cheung-commune/)
- [Khyang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/kampong-trach-district/kanthor-khang-cheung-commune/khyang-village/)
- [Banteay Meas District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/banteay-meas-district/)
- [Tuk Meas Khang Lech Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/banteay-meas-district/touk-meas-khang-lech-commune/)
- [Chrâk Khlei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/banteay-meas-district/touk-meas-khang-lech-commune/chrak-khlei-village/)
- [Krong Kampot](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/kampot-district/)
- [Trâpeang Pring Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/tuek-chhou-district/trapeang-pring-commune/)
- [Meanrith Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/tuek-chhou-district/trapeang-pring-commune/meanrith-village/)
- [Kampong Thom Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/): A map of attractions and ancient temples sites in Kampong Thom Province Cambodia. Kampong Thom is home to the UNESCO World Heritage listed Sambor Prei Kuk group of temples and several other significant ancient sites including Prasat Andet, Prasat Svay Ier, Kok Nokor Temple, Phnom Santuk and many more.
- [Stoung District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/)
- [Banteay Stoung Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/banteay-stoung-commune/)
- [Ponlea Chey Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/banteay-stoung-commune/ponlea-chey-village/)
- [Kandal Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/): Kandal Province surrounds the nation’s capital Phnom Penh and is home to a large number of those working in the country’s garment and textile industries. As the capital expands Kandal Province is a likely beneficiary. Attractions in the province include Phnom Udong, Koh Dach, Sa Ang Mountain, Ang Kor Chey Pagoda, Kean Svay Krau Pagoda, Tum Pek Pagoda, Wat Phnom Thom Mond, Phnom Prasith, and Phnom Edtharoes.
- [Kandal Stueng District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kandal-stoeng-district/)
- [Kouk Trab Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kandal-stoeng-district/kok-trap-commune/)
- [Kôk Trâp Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kandal-stoeng-district/kok-trap-commune/kok-trap-village/)
- [Phnom Penh](https://helloangkor.com/loc/phnom-penh-province/)
- [Dangkao District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/phnom-penh-province/dangkor-district/)
- [Cheung Aek Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/phnom-penh-province/dangkor-district/cheung-aek-commune/)
- [Cheung Aek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/phnom-penh-province/dangkor-district/cheung-aek-commune/cheung-aek-village/)
- [Kampong Cham Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/): Map and list of major ancient sites and temples in Kampong Cham Province
- [Batheay District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/batheay-district/)
- [Chealea Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/batheay-district/chealea-commune/)
- [Baek Peang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/batheay-district/chealea-commune/baek-peang-village/)
- [Roluos Sangkat](https://helloangkor.com/loc/phnom-penh-province/dangkor-district/roluos-sangkat/)
- [Preah Theat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/phnom-penh-province/dangkor-district/roluos-sangkat/preah-theat-village/)
- [Ponhea Lueu District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/ponhea-leu-district/)
- [Phsar Daek Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/ponhea-leu-district/phsar-daek-commune/)
- [Chey Utdom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/ponhea-leu-district/phsar-daek-commune/chey-utdom-village/)
- [Kampong Siem District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/kampong-siem-district/)
- [Hanchey Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/kampong-siem-district/han-chey-commune/)
- [Han Chey Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/kampong-siem-district/han-chey-commune/han-chey-village/)
- [Prey Chhor District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/prei-chhor-district/)
- [Prey Chhor Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/prei-chhor-district/prei-chhor-commune/)
- [Sangkae Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/prei-chhor-district/prei-chhor-commune/sangkae-village/)
- [Sandaek Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/batheay-district/sandaek-commune/)
- [Sandaek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/batheay-district/sandaek-commune/sandaek-village/)
- [Boeng Nay Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/prei-chhor-district/boeng-nay-commune/)
- [Toek Chha Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/prei-chhor-district/boeng-nay-commune/toek-chha-village/)
- [Cheung Prey District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/cheung-prei-district/)
- [Sampong Chey Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/cheung-prei-district/sampong-chey-commune/)
- [Bakham Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/cheung-prei-district/sampong-chey-commune/bakham-village/)
- [Kâkoh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/cheung-prei-district/sampong-chey-commune/kakoh-village/)
- [Trab Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/batheay-district/trap-commune/)
- [Thmei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/batheay-district/trap-commune/thmei-village/)
- [Ta Prong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/batheay-district/trap-commune/ta-prong-village/)
- [Sangkat Suong](https://helloangkor.com/loc/tbong-khmum-province/suong/suong-commune/)
- [Ponnareay Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/tbong-khmum-province/suong/suong-commune/ponnareay-village/)
- [Ponhea Kraek District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/ponhea-krek-district/)
- [Dountei Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/ponhea-krek-district/don-tei-commune/)
- [Angkor Knong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/ponhea-krek-district/don-tei-commune/angkor-knong-village/)
- [Kandaol Chrum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/ponhea-krek-district/kandaol-chrom-commune/)
- [Cheung Ang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/ponhea-krek-district/kandaol-chrom-commune/cheung-ang-village/)
- [Sralab Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/tbong-khmum-province/tbong-khmum-district-tbong-khmum-province/sralab-commune/)
- [Andong Pok Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/tbong-khmum-province/tbong-khmum-district-tbong-khmum-province/sralab-commune/andong-pok-village/)
- [Kampong Speu Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/)
- [Odonk District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/oudong-district/)
- [Khsem Khsan Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/oudong-district/khsem-khsan-commune/)
- [Trach Tong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/oudong-district/khsem-khsan-commune/trach-tong-village/)
- [O Reang Ov District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/o-reang-ov-district/)
- [Mien Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/o-reang-ov-district/mien-commune/)
- [Mien Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/o-reang-ov-district/mien-commune/mien-village/)
- [Chak Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/o-reang-ov-district/chak-commune/)
- [Prasat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/o-reang-ov-district/chak-commune/prasat-village/)
- [Damril Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/o-reang-ov-district/damrel-commune/)
- [Yeak Tbong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/o-reang-ov-district/damrel-commune/yeak-tbong-village/)
- [Chikor Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/tbong-khmum-province/tbong-khmum-district-tbong-khmum-province/chikor-commune/)
- [Svay Tip Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/tbong-khmum-province/tbong-khmum-district-tbong-khmum-province/chikor-commune/svay-tip-village/)
- [Khtom Lech Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/tbong-khmum-province/tbong-khmum-district-tbong-khmum-province/chikor-commune/khtom-lech-village/)
- [Srei Santhor District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/srei-santhor-district/)
- [Baray Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/srei-santhor-district/baray-commune/)
- [Banteay Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/srei-santhor-district/baray-commune/banteay-village/)
- [Khsach Kandal District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/khsach-kandal-district/)
- [Sithor Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/khsach-kandal-district/sithor-commune/)
- [Sithor Lech Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/khsach-kandal-district/sithor-commune/sithor-lech-village/)
- [Vihear Suork Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/khsach-kandal-district/vihear-suor-commune/)
- [Vihear Suor Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/khsach-kandal-district/vihear-suor-commune/vihear-suor-village/)
- [Roka Chonlueng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/khsach-kandal-district/roka-chonloeng-commune/)
- [Chonloeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/khsach-kandal-district/roka-chonloeng-commune/chonloeng-village/)
- [Svay Ksach Phnum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/srei-santhor-district/svay-sach-phnom-commune/)
- [Kampong Chhnang Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/)
- [Chol Kiri District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/chol-kiri-district/)
- [Prey Kri Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/chol-kiri-district/prei-kri-commune/)
- [Prey Kri Tbong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/chol-kiri-district/prei-kri-commune/prei-kri-tbong-village/)
- [Kampong Leang District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/kampong-leng-district/)
- [Dar Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/kampong-leng-district/dar-commune/)
- [Prasat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/kampong-leng-district/dar-commune/prasat-village-dar-commune/)
- [Chranouk Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/kampong-leng-district/chranouk-commune/)
- [Kangkaeb Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/kampong-leng-district/chranouk-commune/kangkaeb-village/)
- [Baribour (Babor) District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/boribour-babor-district/)
- [Phsar Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/boribour-babor-district/phsar-commune/)
- [Phsar Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/boribour-babor-district/phsar-commune/phsar-village/)
- [Ta Keo Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/)
- [Tram Kak District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/tram-kak-district/)
- [Angk Ta Som Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/tram-kak-district/ang-ta-som-commune/)
- [Ang Tnaot Kaeut Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/tram-kak-district/ang-ta-som-commune/ang-tnaot-kaeut-village/)
- [Kong Pisei District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/kong-pisei-district/)
- [Preah Nipean Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/kong-pisei-district/preah-nipean-commune/)
- [Kôk Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/kong-pisei-district/preah-nipean-commune/kok-village/)
- [Veal Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/kong-pisei-district/veal-commune/)
- [Trâpeang Pô](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/kong-pisei-district/veal-commune/trapeang-po/)
- [Angk Snuol District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/ang-snuol-district/)
- [Mkak Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/ang-snuol-district/mkak-commune/)
- [Damnak Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/ang-snuol-district/mkak-commune/damnak-village/)
- [Baray District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/baray-district/)
- [Pongro Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/baray-district/pongro-commune/)
- [Tradak Pong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/baray-district/pongro-commune/tradak-pong-village/)
- [Chrolong Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/baray-district/chrolong-commune/)
- [Chiep Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/baray-district/chrolong-commune/chiep-village/)
- [Chrolong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/baray-district/chrolong-commune/chrolong-village/)
- [Sralau Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/baray-district/sralau-commune/)
- [Srâlau Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/baray-district/sralau-commune/sralau-village/)
- [Baray Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/baray-district/baray-commune-baray-district/)
- [Baray Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/baray-district/baray-commune-baray-district/baray-village-baray-commune-baray-district/)
- [Tnaot Chum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/baray-district/tnaot-chum-commune/)
- [Tnaot Chum Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/baray-district/tnaot-chum-commune/tnaot-chum-ti-boun-village/)
- [Santuk District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/santuk-district/)
- [Prasat Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/santuk-district/prasat-commune/)
- [Prasat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/santuk-district/prasat-commune/prasat-village-prasat-commune/)
- [Phnum Sruoch District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/phnom-sruoch-district/)
- [Kakaoh Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/santuk-district/kakoh-commune/)
- [Samnak](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/santuk-district/kakoh-commune/samnak/)
- [Siem Reap Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/): Siem Reap is home to Angkor Archeological Park which includes the famous temples of Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Bayon and many, many more. Other attractions in the city are Tonle Sap and floating villages, museums, Angkor Eye, Phare Circus, and much more: attractions and things to in Siem Reap. This page features a map and list of attractions, ancient temples and archeological sites in Siem Reap Province Cambodia. For first-time visitors, please see: the “must-see” temples Angkor Archeological Park or a map of the Top 30 sites and the Top 100 sites.
- [Banteay Srei District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/banteay-srei-district/)
- [Krong Run Ta Ek Techo Sen](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/run-ta-aek-commune/)
- [Tani Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/run-ta-aek-commune/tani-village/)
- [Prasat Sambour District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/prasat-sambor-district/)
- [Koul Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/prasat-sambor-district/kol-commune/)
- [Chheu Teal Chrom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/prasat-sambor-district/kol-commune/chheu-teal-chrom-village/)
- [Sandan District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/sandan-district/)
- [Tum Ring Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/sandan-district/tomring-commune/)
- [Trâyang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/sandan-district/tomring-commune/trayang-village/)
- [Chheu Teal Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/sandan-district/chheu-teal-commune/)
- [Boeng Pra Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/sandan-district/chheu-teal-commune/boeng-pra-village/)
- [Dang Kambet Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/sandan-district/dang-kambet-commune/)
- [Srae Veal Kaeut Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/sandan-district/dang-kambet-commune/srae-veal-kaeut-village/)
- [Sambour Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/prasat-sambor-district/sambor-commune/)
- [Sambour Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/prasat-sambor-district/sambor-commune/sambor-village/)
- [O Krou Kae Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/prasat-sambor-district/sambor-commune/o-krou-kae-village/)
- [Kampong Svay District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/kampong-svay-district/)
- [Chey Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/kampong-svay-district/chey-commune/)
- [Mohâr Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/kampong-svay-district/chey-commune/mohar-village/)
- [Krong Stueng Saen](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoeng-saen-district/)
- [Sangkat Prey Ta Hu](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoeng-saen-district/prei-ta-hou-commune/)
- [Preah Vihear Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/): Preah Vihear Province located in the country’s north and forms part of Cambodia’s international border with Thailand and Laos. Its capital is Preah Vihear. The region is famed for its ancient temples, notably the Preah Vihear temple complex, Koh Ker and Preah Khan of Kampong Svay. Other notable sites in Preah Vihear Province include Neak Buos Temple, Kulen Promtep Wildlife Sanctuary, Tbeng Mountain, and Steung Ksach Resort.
- [Rovieng District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/rovieng-district/)
- [Robieb Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/rovieng-district/robieb-commune/)
- [Boeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/rovieng-district/robieb-commune/boeng-village/)
- [Romdaoh Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/rovieng-district/romdoh-commune/)
- [Thnâl Kong](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/rovieng-district/romdoh-commune/thnal-kong/)
- [Sangkum Thmei District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/sangkom-thmei-district/)
- [Ronak Ser Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/sangkom-thmei-district/ronak-ser-commune/)
- [Ta Saeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/sangkom-thmei-district/ronak-ser-commune/ta-saeng-village/)
- [Bati District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/)
- [Trapeang Krasang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/trapeang-krasang-commune/)
- [Trâpeang Keap Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/trapeang-krasang-commune/trapeang-keap-village/)
- [Svay Leu District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/)
- [Boeng Mealea Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/beng-mealea-commune/): Boeng Mealea Commune (Khmer: ឃុំបឹងមាលា) is located in Svay Leu District of Siem Reap Province. It features seven villages and is home to the grand temple, Prasat Beng Mealea and many more.
- [Boeng Mealea Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/beng-mealea-commune/beng-mealea-village/)
- [Svay Leu Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/svay-leu-commune/)
- [Chop Leu Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/svay-leu-commune/chop-leu-village/)
- [Khnang Phnum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/khnang-phnom-commune/)
- [Ta Penh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/khnang-phnom-commune/ta-penh-village/)
- [Trâpeang Khnar Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/svay-leu-commune/trapeang-khnar-village/)
- [Bit Phkar / Trâpeang Tuem Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/svay-leu-commune/bit-phkar-trapeang-tuem-village/)
- [Ta Siem Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/ta-siem-commune/)
- [Chi Kraeng District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/)
- [Khvav Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/khvav-commune/)
- [Chong Spean Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/khvav-commune/chong-spean-village/)
- [Samlanh Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/angkor-chey-district/samlanh-commune/)
- [Sdok Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampot-province/angkor-chey-district/samlanh-commune/sdok-village/)
- [Khvav Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/khvav-commune/khvav-village/)
- [Preah Theat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/khvav-commune/preah-theat-village-khvav-commune/)
- [Kuleaen District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/)
- [Srayang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/srayang-commune/)
- [Pra ôp Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/srayang-commune/pra-op-village/)
- [Sdau Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/sangkom-thmei-district/sdau-commune/)
- [Mrech Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/srayang-commune/mrech-village/)
- [La-ang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/srayang-commune/la-ang-village/)
- [O Pram Pheam Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/srayang-commune/o-pram-pheam-village/)
- [Romchek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/svay-leu-commune/romchek-village/)
- [Rahal Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/ta-siem-commune/rahal-village/)
- [Dambok Khpuos Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/ta-siem-commune/dambok-khpuos-village/)
- [Ta Siem Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/ta-siem-commune/ta-siem-village/)
- [Srayang Tbong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/srayang-commune/srayang-tbong-village/)
- [Tbaeng Mean Chey District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/tbaeng-mean-chey-district/)
- [Preah Khleang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/tbaeng-mean-chey-district/preah-khleang-commune/)
- [Krang Dong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/tbaeng-mean-chey-district/preah-khleang-commune/krang-dong-village/)
- [Chamraeun Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/sangkom-thmei-district/chamraeun-commune/)
- [Preah Theat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/sangkom-thmei-district/chamraeun-commune/preah-theat-village-chamraeun-commune/)
- [Ro'ang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/sangkom-thmei-district/roaang-commune/)
- [Andong Phlu Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/sangkom-thmei-district/roaang-commune/andong-phlu-village/)
- [Kdei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/sangkom-thmei-district/roaang-commune/kdei-village/)
- [Boeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/sangkom-thmei-district/roaang-commune/boeng-village-roaang-commune/)
- [Phnum Tbaeng Muoy Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/sangkom-thmei-district/phnom-tbaeng-muoy-commune/)
- [Samlanh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/sangkom-thmei-district/phnom-tbaeng-muoy-commune/samlanh-village/)
- [Phnum Tbaeng Pir Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/phnom-tbaeng-pir-commune/)
- [Phnum Penh Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/phnom-penh-commune/)
- [Srabal Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/phnom-penh-commune/srabal-village/)
- [Kuleaen Tboung Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/kulen-tbong-commune/)
- [Krâbao Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/kulen-tbong-commune/krabao-village/)
- [Pursat Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/pursat-province/)
- [Koh Ker Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/srayang-commune/koh-ker-village/)
- [Choam Khsant District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/)
- [Yeang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/yeang-commune/)
- [Kâmpenh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/yeang-commune/kampenh-village/)
- [Thmei Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/thmei-commune/)
- [Thnâl Baek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/thmei-commune/thnal-baek-village/)
- [Kuleaen Cheung Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/kulen-cheung-commune/)
- [Pô Rieng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/kulen-cheung-commune/po-rieng-village/)
- [Tbaeng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/kampong-svay-district/tbaeng-commune/)
- [Bakong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/kampong-svay-district/tbaeng-commune/bakong-village/)
- [Chamna Leu Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/chamnar-leu-commune/)
- [Andong Trom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/chamnar-leu-commune/andong-trom-village/)
- [Chamna Kraom Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/chamnar-kraom-commune/)
- [Svay Ier Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/chamnar-kraom-commune/svay-ier-village/)
- [Samprouch Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/samprauch-commune/)
- [Don La-â Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/samprauch-commune/don-la-a-village/)
- [Msa Krang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/msa-krang-commune/)
- [Kâmpong Pradam Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/msa-krang-commune/kampong-pradam-village/)
- [Kampong Chen Tboung Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/kampong-chen-tbong-commune/)
- [Kâmpong Kdei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/kampong-chen-tbong-commune/kampong-kdei-village/)
- [Prasat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/chamnar-leu-commune/prasat-village-chamnar-leu-commune/)
- [Banteay Stoung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/banteay-stoung-commune/banteay-stoung-village/)
- [Chi Kraeng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/chikreng-commune/)
- [Beng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/chikreng-commune/beng-village/)
- [Chikreng](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/chikreng-commune/chikreng/)
- [Chikreng Chas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/chikreng-commune/chikreng-chas-village/)
- [Koh Kong Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/koh-kong-province/)
- [Kouk Thlok Kraom Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/kok-thlok-kraom-commune/)
- [Romlong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/kok-thlok-kraom-commune/romlong-village/)
- [Kampong Kdei Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/kampong-kdei-commune/)
- [Prasat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/kampong-kdei-commune/prasat-village-kampong-kdei-commune/)
- [Don Reach Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/kok-thlok-kraom-commune/don-reach-village/)
- [Sang Veauy Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/sang-veauy-commune/)
- [O Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/sang-veauy-commune/o-village/)
- [Ruessei Lok Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/russei-lok-commune/)
- [Yeang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/russei-lok-commune/yeang-village/)
- [Soutr Nikom District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/)
- [Samraong Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/samrong-commune-sutnikom-district/)
- [Boeng Vien Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/samrong-commune-sutnikom-district/boeng-vien-village/)
- [Totoeng Thngai](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/russei-lok-commune/totoeng-thngai/)
- [Popel Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/popel-commune/)
- [Trâpeang Trom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/popel-commune/trapeang-trom-village/)
- [Prey Kabbas District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/prei-kabas-district/)
- [Prey Veng Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/)
- [Kâmpong Trâbaek District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/kampong-trabaek-district/)
- [Toap Chey Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/beng-mealea-commune/toap-chey-village/)
- [Stueng Trang District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/stoeng-trang-district/)
- [Soupheas Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/stoeng-trang-district/sopheas-commune/)
- [Soupheas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/stoeng-trang-district/sopheas-commune/sopheas-village/)
- [Kratie Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/): Kratie Province, or Kracheh, is located in the northeast and its capital shares the same name. Its mostly a rural province with its major attraction being dolphin watching on the Mekong River. Attractions in Kratie include Kampi Dolphin Site, Phnom Sambok, Kampi Picnic, Vihear Sasar Mouy Rouy, Phnom Sopor Kaley, and Koh Pdao.
- [Snuol District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/snuol-district/)
- [Krong Kracheh](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/kratie-district/)
- [Thmei Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/kratie-district/thmei-commune-kratie-district/)
- [Thmei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/kratie-district/thmei-commune-kratie-district/thmei-village-thmei-commune-kratie-district/)
- [Thmâ Krae Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/kratie-district/thma-krae-commune/)
- [Thmâ Krae Leu Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/kratie-district/thma-krae-commune/thma-krae-leu-village/)
- [Sambour District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/sambor-district/)
- [Sambour Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/sambor-district/sambor-commune-sambor-district/)
- [Sambour Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/sambor-district/sambor-commune-sambor-district/sambor-village-sambor-commune-sambor-district/)
- [Don Meas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/sambor-district/sambor-commune-sambor-district/don-meas-village/)
- [Voadthonak Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/sambor-district/vothanak-commune/)
- [Prey Nheat Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/kong-pisei-district/prei-nheat-commune/)
- [Baek Chan Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/ang-snuol-district/baek-chan-commune/)
- [Monorom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/ang-snuol-district/baek-chan-commune/monorom-village/)
- [Preah Sdach District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/preah-sdach-district/)
- [Preah Sdach Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/preah-sdach-district/preah-sdach-commune/)
- [Lvea Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/preah-sdach-district/lvea-commune/)
- [Sena Reach Utdom Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/preah-sdach-district/sena-reach-utdom-commune/)
- [Chey Kâmpok Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/preah-sdach-district/chey-kampok-commune/)
- [Troh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/preah-sdach-district/chey-kampok-commune/troh-village/)
- [Angkor Reach Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/preah-sdach-district/angkor-reach-commune/)
- [Ha Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/preah-sdach-district/angkor-reach-commune/ha-village/)
- [Prasat Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/kampong-trabaek-district/prasat-commune-kampong-trabaek-district/)
- [Ba Phnum District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/ba-phnom-district/)
- [Cheung Phnum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/ba-phnom-district/cheung-phnom-commune/)
- [Rông Damrei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/ba-phnom-district/cheung-phnom-commune/rong-damrei-village/)
- [Svay Antor District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/prei-veng-district/)
- [Angkor Tret Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/prei-veng-district/angkor-tret-commune/)
- [Kanhchriech District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/kanhchriech-district/)
- [Kanhchriech Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/kanhchriech-district/kanh-chriech-commune/)
- [Pea Reang District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/peareang-district/)
- [Prey Pnov Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/peareang-district/prei-phnov-commune/)
- [Svay Rieng Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/)
- [Svay Chrum District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/svay-chrom-district/)
- [Sithor Kandal District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/sithor-kandal-district/)
- [Prei Toeng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/sithor-kandal-district/prei-toeng-commune/)
- [Beng Chhor Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/sithor-kandal-district/prei-toeng-commune/beng-chhor-village/)
- [Pnov Ti Muoy Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/sithor-kandal-district/phnov-ti-muoy-commune/)
- [Bakan District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/pursat-province/bakan-district/)
- [Trapeang Chorng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/pursat-province/bakan-district/trapeang-chong-commune/)
- [Bakan Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/pursat-province/bakan-district/trapeang-chong-commune/bakan-village/)
- [Kandieng District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/pursat-province/kandieng-district/)
- [Srae Sdok Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/pursat-province/kandieng-district/srae-sdok-commune/)
- [Trampear Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/pursat-province/kandieng-district/srae-sdok-commune/trampear-village/)
- [Krakor District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/pursat-province/krakor-district/)
- [Krong Siem Reab](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/)
- [Sangkat Nokor Thum](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/nokor-thom-commune/)
- [Phnom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/ponhea-leu-district/phsar-daek-commune/phnom-village/)
- [Sangkat Kouk Chak](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/kok-chak-commune/)
- [Trapeang Sab Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/trapeang-sab-commune/)
- [Ta Sou Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/trapeang-sab-commune/ta-sou-village/)
- [Krâvan Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/nokor-thom-commune/kravan-village/)
- [Srah Srang Tbong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/nokor-thom-commune/srah-srang-tbong-village/)
- [Ta Trai Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/nokor-thom-commune/ta-trai-village/)
- [Srah Srang Cheung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/nokor-thom-commune/srah-srang-cheung-village/)
- [Preah Dak Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/banteay-srei-district/pradak-commune/)
- [Ta Trai Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/banteay-srei-district/pradak-commune/ta-trai-village-pradak-commune/)
- [Kilo Ta Chhoem Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/sang-veauy-commune/kilo-ta-chhoem-village/)
- [Preah Dak Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/nokor-thom-commune/preah-dak-village/)
- [O Totoeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/banteay-srei-district/pradak-commune/o-totoeng-village/)
- [Angkor Thum District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/)
- [Leang Dai Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/leang-dai-commune/)
- [Leang Dai Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/leang-dai-commune/leang-dai-village/)
- [Leang Dai Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/nokor-thom-commune/leang-dai-village-nokor-thom-commune/)
- [Phlong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/leang-dai-commune/phlong-village/)
- [Nokor Krau Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/kok-chak-commune/nokor-krau-village/)
- [Kôk Kreul Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/leang-dai-commune/kok-kreul-village/)
- [Kôk Chan Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/kok-chak-commune/kok-chan-village/)
- [Khvien Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/kok-chak-commune/khvien-village/)
- [Sla Kram Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/sla-kram-commune-siem-reap-district/)
- [Treang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/sla-kram-commune-siem-reap-district/treang-village/)
- [Teaksen Tbong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/kok-chak-commune/teaksen-tbong-village/)
- [Srângae Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/srangae-commune/)
- [Kruos Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/srangae-commune/kruos-village/)
- [Siem Reap Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/siem-reap-commune/)
- [Krâsang Roleung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/siem-reap-commune/krasang-roleung-village/)
- [Sangkat Chong Knies](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/chong-khneas-commune/)
- [Phnom Kraom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/chong-khneas-commune/phnom-kraom-village/)
- [Sambuor Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/sambuor-commune/)
- [Veal Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/sambuor-commune/veal-village/)
- [Puok District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/)
- [Sangkat Krâbei Riel](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/krabei-riel-commune/)
- [Krâsang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/krabei-riel-commune/krasang-village/)
- [Prei Kroch Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/krabei-riel-commune/prei-kroch-village/)
- [Popis Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/krabei-riel-commune/popis-village/)
- [Sangkat Toek Vil](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/toek-vil-commune/)
- [Prâyut Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/toek-vil-commune/prayut-village/)
- [Toek Thla Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/toek-vil-commune/toek-thla-village/)
- [Ta Ros Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/krabei-riel-commune/ta-ros-village/)
- [Banteay Chheu Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/toek-vil-commune/banteay-chheu-village/)
- [Prey Chas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/toek-vil-commune/prey-chas-village/)
- [Sala Komraeuk Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/sala-komraeuk-commune/)
- [Vat Damnak Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/sala-komraeuk-commune/vat-damnak-village/)
- [Spean Chreav Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/siem-reap-commune/spean-chreav-village/)
- [Ta Aek](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/run-ta-aek-commune/ta-aek/)
- [Srae Changhot Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/run-ta-aek-commune/srae-changhot-village/)
- [Run Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/run-ta-aek-commune/run-village/)
- [Preah Ang Thom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/khnang-phnom-commune/preah-ang-thom-village/)
- [Khla Khmum Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/khnang-phnom-commune/khla-khmum-village/)
- [Anlong Thom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/khnang-phnom-commune/anlong-thom-village/)
- [Khnar Pô Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/khnar-po-commune/)
- [Prasat Bakong District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/)
- [Ampil Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/ampil-commune-prasat-bakong-district/)
- [Bangkong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/ampil-commune-prasat-bakong-district/bangkong-village/)
- [Ballangk Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/balang-commune/)
- [Trach Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/balang-commune/trach-village/)
- [Chan Sa Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/chan-sa-commune/)
- [Sanlong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/chan-sa-commune/sanlong-village/)
- [Sanlong Thmei](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/chan-sa-commune/sanlong-thmei/)
- [Don Diev Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/chan-sa-commune/don-diev-village/)
- [Srae Prei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/chan-sa-commune/srae-prei-village/)
- [Baek Kamphleung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/chan-sa-commune/baek-kamphleung-village/)
- [Thnâl Chaek / Bit Meas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/samrong-commune-sutnikom-district/thnal-chaek-bit-meas-village/)
- [Prei Lean Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/popel-commune/prei-lean-village/)
- [Roluos Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/roluos-commune-prasat-bakong-district/)
- [Kôk Srok Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/roluos-commune-prasat-bakong-district/kok-srok-village-roluos-commune-prasat-bakong-district/)
- [Châmbâk](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/roluos-commune-prasat-bakong-district/chambak/)
- [Momeanh](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/roluos-commune-prasat-bakong-district/momeanh/)
- [Bakong Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/bakong-commune/)
- [Thnâl Trang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/bakong-commune/thnal-trang-village/)
- [Ov Lok Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/bakong-commune/ov-lok-village/)
- [Kandaek Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/kandaek-commune/)
- [Lolei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/bakong-commune/lolei-village/)
- [Khnat Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/khnat-commune/)
- [Chrolong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/khnat-commune/chrolong-village-khnat-commune/)
- [Khnat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/khnat-commune/khnat-village/)
- [Boeng Khnar Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/khnat-commune/boeng-khnar-village/)
- [Doun Kaev Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/don-keo-commune/)
- [Kôk Thmei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/don-keo-commune/kok-thmei-village/)
- [Kôk Pô Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/don-keo-commune/kok-po-village/)
- [Prasat Char Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/don-keo-commune/prasat-char-village/)
- [Tnaot Chrom](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/don-keo-commune/tnaot-chrom/)
- [Tnaot Chrom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/don-keo-commune/tnaot-chrom-village/)
- [Svay Chek Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/svay-chek-commune-angkor-thom-district/)
- [Kôk Kak Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/svay-chek-commune-angkor-thom-district/kok-kak-village/)
- [Svay Chek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/svay-chek-commune-angkor-thom-district/svay-chek-village-svay-chek-commune-angkor-thom-district/)
- [Preah Kô / Svay Chek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/svay-chek-commune-angkor-thom-district/preah-ko-svay-chek-village/)
- [Svay Chek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/leang-dai-commune/svay-chek-village-leang-dai-commune/)
- [Spean Thmei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/leang-dai-commune/spean-thmei-village/)
- [Khnar Sanday Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/banteay-srei-district/khnar-sanday-commune/)
- [Banteay Srei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/banteay-srei-district/khnar-sanday-commune/banteay-srei-village/)
- [Kôk Kandaol Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/svay-chek-commune-angkor-thom-district/kok-kandaol-village/)
- [Reul Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/reul-commune/)
- [Sambor Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/reul-commune/sambor-village-reul-commune/)
- [Ka-aek Tum Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/reul-commune/ka-aek-tum-village/)
- [Chop Ta Trav Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/chop-ta-trav-commune/)
- [Trâpeang Touk Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/chop-ta-trav-commune/trapeang-touk-village/)
- [Angkor Chum District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/)
- [Nokor Pheas Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/nokor-pheas-commune/)
- [Pong Toek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/nokor-pheas-commune/pong-toek-village-nokor-pheas-commune/)
- [Kouk Doung Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/kok-dong-commune/)
- [Kôk Trâbaek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/kok-dong-commune/kok-trabaek-village/)
- [Tumrop Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/kok-dong-commune/tumrop-village/)
- [Kôk Dong Chas / Kôk Dong Thmei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/kok-dong-commune/kok-dong-chas-kok-dong-thmei-village/)
- [Prasat Trav Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/kok-dong-commune/prasat-trav-village/)
- [Kôk Dong Chas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/kok-dong-commune/kok-dong-chas-village/)
- [Ta Saom Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/ta-som-commune/)
- [Phnov / Mkak Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/ta-som-commune/phnov-mkak-village/)
- [Trei Nhoar Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/trei-nhoar-commune/)
- [Thipadei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/trei-nhoar-commune/thipadei-village/)
- [Kôk Chan Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/ta-som-commune/kok-chan-village-ta-som-commune/)
- [Bay Mat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/ta-som-commune/bay-mat-village/)
- [Char Chhuk Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/char-chhouk-commune/)
- [Kbal Cham Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/char-chhouk-commune/kbal-cham-village/)
- [Tompoung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/ta-som-commune/tompoung-village/)
- [Prasat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/char-chhouk-commune/prasat-village-char-chhouk-commune/)
- [Thnâl Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/char-chhouk-commune/thnal-village/)
- [Nokor Pheas Muoy Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/nokor-pheas-commune/nokor-pheas-muoy-village/)
- [Kdei Run Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/kdei-run-commune/)
- [Bangkong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/kdei-run-commune/bangkong-village-kdei-run-commune/)
- [Kralanh District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/)
- [Roung Kou Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/rong-ko-commune/)
- [Lbeuk Prei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/rong-ko-commune/lbeuk-prei-village/)
- [Stoeng Preah Srok Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/stoeng-preah-srok-village/)
- [Prey Chruk Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/prei-chrouk-commune/)
- [Plang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/prei-chrouk-commune/plang-village/)
- [Lvea Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/lvea-commune-puok-district/)
- [Stoeng Preah Srok Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/lvea-commune-puok-district/stoeng-preah-srok-village-lvea-commune-puok-district/)
- [Sasar Sdam Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/sasar-sdam-commune/)
- [Pak Pan Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/sasar-sdam-commune/pak-pan-village/)
- [Sranal Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/sranal-commune/)
- [Slaeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/sranal-commune/slaeng-village/)
- [Bos Thom](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/rong-ko-commune/bos-thom/)
- [Rông Kô Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/rong-ko-commune/rong-ko-village/)
- [Chanleas Dai Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/chonlas-dai-commune/)
- [Run Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/chonlas-dai-commune/run-village-chonlas-dai-commune/)
- [Krâlanh Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/kralanh-commune/)
- [Kralanh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/kralanh-commune/kralanh-village/)
- [Kampong Thkov Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/kampong-thkov-commune/)
- [Phnom Trong Bat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/kampong-thkov-commune/phnom-trong-bat-village/)
- [Ta An Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/ta-an-commune/)
- [Ta An Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/ta-an-commune/ta-an-village/)
- [Samrong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/ta-an-commune/samrong-village-ta-an-commune/)
- [Toek Chum Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/ta-an-commune/toek-chum-village/)
- [Trâpeang Chhouk Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/ta-an-commune/trapeang-chhouk-village/)
- [Spean Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/spean-sreng-commune/spean-village/)
- [Rolom Svay Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/chonlas-dai-commune/rolom-svay-village/)
- [Preah Lean Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/chonlas-dai-commune/preah-lean-village/)
- [Snuol Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/snuol-commune/)
- [Saen Sokh Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/saen-sok-commune/)
- [Kôk Kei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/saen-sok-commune/kok-kei-village-saen-sok-commune/)
- [Snuol Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/snuol-commune/snuol-village/)
- [Krouch Kor Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/kroch-kor-commune/)
- [Khnar Cheung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/kroch-kor-commune/khnar-cheung-village/)
- [Kôk Phnov Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/kroch-kor-commune/kok-phnov-village/)
- [Kôl Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/kol-commune-angkor-chum-district/)
- [Kôl Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/kol-commune-angkor-chum-district/kol-village/)
- [Don Miev Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/kol-commune-angkor-chum-district/don-miev-village/)
- [Doun Peng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/don-paeng-commune/)
- [Don Paeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/don-paeng-commune/don-paeng-village/)
- [Svay Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/saen-sok-commune/svay-village/)
- [Kôk Phngeas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/saen-sok-commune/kok-phngeas-village/)
- [Angkaol Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/saen-sok-commune/angkaol-village/)
- [Dangkaol Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/saen-sok-commune/dangkaol-village/)
- [Srae Khvav Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/srae-khvav-commune/)
- [Kôk Chas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/srae-khvav-commune/kok-chas-village/)
- [Srei Snam District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/)
- [Tram Sasar Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/tram-sasar-commune/)
- [Romdeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/tram-sasar-commune/romdeng-village/)
- [Moung Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/mong-commune/)
- [Mong Tbong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/mong-commune/mong-tbong-village/)
- [Mong Cheung](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/mong-commune/mong-cheung/)
- [Preah Phnom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/srae-khvav-commune/preah-phnom-village/)
- [Chroy Neang Nguon Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/chroy-neang-nguon-commune/)
- [Yay Mei Thmei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/chroy-neang-nguon-commune/yay-mei-thmei-village/)
- [Yay Mei Chas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/chroy-neang-nguon-commune/yay-mei-chas-village/)
- [Slaeng Spean Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/slaeng-spean-commune/)
- [Slaeng Spean Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/slaeng-spean-commune/slaeng-spean-village/)
- [Preah Khset Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/slaeng-spean-commune/preah-khset-village/)
- [Ampov Diep Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/chroy-neang-nguon-commune/ampov-diep-village/)
- [Trom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/chroy-neang-nguon-commune/trom-village/)
- [Chrânieng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/chroy-neang-nguon-commune/chranieng-village/)
- [Chong Kal District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/chong-kal-district/)
- [Cheung Tien Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/chong-kal-district/cheung-tien-commune/)
- [Cheung Tien Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/chong-kal-district/cheung-tien-commune/cheung-tien-village/)
- [Srae Prang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/chong-kal-district/cheung-tien-commune/srae-prang-village/)
- [Kouk Khpos Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/kok-khpuos-commune/)
- [Krong Samraong](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/samrong-district/)
- [Sangkat Bos Sbov](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/samrong-district/bos-sbov-commune-samrong-district/)
- [O Treal Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/samrong-district/bos-sbov-commune-samrong-district/o-treal-village/)
- [Sangkat Koun Kriel](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/samrong-district/kon-kriel-commune/)
- [Khtom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/samrong-district/kon-kriel-commune/khtom-village/)
- [Bos Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/samrong-district/kon-kriel-commune/bos-village-kon-kriel-commune/)
- [Chong Kal Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/chong-kal-district/chong-kal-commune/)
- [Krasang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/chong-kal-district/krasang-commune/)
- [Chhouk Thmei / Chey Kbo Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/chong-kal-district/krasang-commune/chhouk-thmei-chey-kbo-village/)
- [Pongro Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/chong-kal-district/pongro-commune-chong-kal-district/)
- [Pongro Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/chong-kal-district/pongro-commune-chong-kal-district/pongro-village-pongro-commune-chong-kal-district/)
- [Ampil Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/chong-kal-district/pongro-commune-chong-kal-district/ampil-village-pongro-commune-chong-kal-district/)
- [Varin District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/varin-district/)
- [Lvea Krang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/varin-district/lvea-krang-commune/)
- [Kôk Kandal Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/varin-district/lvea-krang-commune/kok-kandal-village/)
- [Tuek Kraham Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/toek-kraham-commune/)
- [Toek Krâhâm Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/toek-kraham-commune/toek-kraham-village/)
- [Choam Khsant Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/choam-khsan-commune/)
- [Trâpeang Thom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/choam-khsan-commune/trapeang-thom-village/)
- [Kôk Chrolong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/choam-khsan-commune/kok-chrolong-village/)
- [Choam Khsant Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/choam-khsan-commune/choam-khsan-village/)
- [Chat Tang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/toek-kraham-commune/chat-tang-village/)
- [Rumdaoh Srae Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/romdoh-srae-commune/)
- [Veal Thom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/romdoh-srae-commune/veal-thom-village/)
- [Srae Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/romdoh-srae-commune/srae-village/)
- [O Khsan Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/toek-kraham-commune/o-khsan-village/)
- [Cha-eh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/toek-kraham-commune/cha-eh-village/)
- [Robonh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/toek-kraham-commune/robonh-village/)
- [Chunh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/toek-kraham-commune/chunh-village/)
- [Pring Thum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/pring-thom-commune/)
- [Rolom Thmâ Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/pring-thom-commune/rolom-thma-village/)
- [Krâlapeas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/pring-thom-commune/kralapeas-village/)
- [Kantuot Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/kantuot-commune-choam-khsan-district/)
- [Chhaeb District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/chhaeb-district/)
- [Chhaeb Muoy Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/chhaeb-district/chhaeb-muoy-commune/)
- [Sram Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/chhaeb-district/chhaeb-muoy-commune/sram-village/)
- [Chey Saen District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/chey-saen-district/)
- [Tasu Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/chey-saen-district/ta-sou-commune/)
- [Samrong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/chey-saen-district/ta-sou-commune/samrong-village-ta-sou-commune/)
- [Mlu Prey Pir Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/chhaeb-district/mlou-prei-pir-commune/)
- [Praeus Ka-ak Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/chhaeb-district/mlou-prei-pir-commune/praeus-ka-ak-village/)
- [Stung Treng Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/)
- [Thala Barivat District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/thala-borivat-district/)
- [Thala Barivat Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/thala-borivat-district/thala-borivat-commune/)
- [O Triel Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/thala-borivat-district/thala-borivat-commune/o-triel-village/)
- [Thala Borivat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/thala-borivat-district/thala-borivat-commune/thala-borivat-village/)
- [Kang Techou Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/thala-borivat-district/thala-borivat-commune/kang-techou-village/)
- [Prey Sniet Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/peareang-district/prei-sniet-commune/)
- [Me Long Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/peareang-district/prei-sniet-commune/me-long-village/)
- [Krong Stueng Traeng](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/stoeng-treng-district/)
- [Sangkat Preah Bat](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/stoeng-treng-district/preah-bat-commune/)
- [Ba Chong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/stoeng-treng-district/preah-bat-commune/ba-chong-village/)
- [Sesan District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/sesan-district/)
- [Samkuoy Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/sesan-district/samkhouy-commune/)
- [Ba Daeum Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/sesan-district/samkhouy-commune/ba-daeum-village/)
- [Kamphun Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/sesan-district/kamphun-commune/)
- [Kâmphun Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/sesan-district/kamphun-commune/kamphun-village/)
- [Ratanakiri Province](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ratanak-kiri-province/)
- [Veun Sai District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ratanak-kiri-province/veun-sai-district/)
- [Phnom Kok Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ratanak-kiri-province/veun-sai-district/phnom-kok-commune/)
- [Kalay Ta Vang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ratanak-kiri-province/veun-sai-district/phnom-kok-commune/kalay-ta-vang-village/)
- [Basak Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/svay-chrom-district/bassac-commune/)
- [Basak Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/svay-chrom-district/bassac-commune/bassac-village/)
- [Siem Reab Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kandal-stoeng-district/siem-reap-commune-kandal-stoeng-district/)
- [Prei Ankunh](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kandal-stoeng-district/siem-reap-commune-kandal-stoeng-district/prei-ankunh/)
- [Chheu Teal Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/svay-chrom-district/chheu-teal-commune-svay-chrom-district/)
- [Chhouk Sâ / Chheu Teal Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/svay-chrom-district/chheu-teal-commune-svay-chrom-district/chhouk-sa-chheu-teal-village/)
- [Svay Chrom Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/svay-chrom-district/svay-chrom-commune/)
- [Svay Chrum Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/svay-chrom-district/svay-chrom-commune/svay-chrom-village/)
- [Krong Svay Rieng](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/svay-rieng-district/)
- [Romeas Haek District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/romeas-haek-district/)
- [Ampil Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/romeas-haek-district/ampil-commune-romeas-haek-district/)
- [Kiri Vong District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/kirivong-district/)
- [Preah Bat Choan Chum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/kirivong-district/preah-bat-choan-chum-commune/)
- [Trâpeang Srâng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/kirivong-district/preah-bat-choan-chum-commune/trapeang-srang-village/)
- [Trâpeang Srâng / Kâmpong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/kirivong-district/preah-bat-choan-chum-commune/trapeang-srang-kampong-village/)
- [Kâmpong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/kirivong-district/preah-bat-choan-chum-commune/kampong-village/)
- [Treang District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/)
- [Sanlong Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/sanlong-commune/)
- [Krâsang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/sanlong-commune/krasang-village-sanlong-commune/)
- [Srângae Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/srangae-commune-treang-district/)
- [Meun Tumrung](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/srangae-commune-treang-district/meun-tumrung/)
- [Thlok Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/thlok-commune/)
- [Krang Thom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/thlok-commune/krang-thom-village/)
- [Angkor Borei District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/angkor-borei-district/)
- [Angkor Borei Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/angkor-borei-district/angkor-borei-commune/)
- [Kâmpong Luong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/angkor-borei-district/angkor-borei-commune/kampong-luong-village/)
- [Preaek Phtoul Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/angkor-borei-district/praek-phtol-commune/)
- [Angkor Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/angkor-borei-district/praek-phtol-commune/angkor-village/)
- [Kouk Thlok Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/angkor-borei-district/kok-thlok-commune/)
- [Praek Da Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/angkor-borei-district/kok-thlok-commune/praek-da-village/)
- [Ba Srae Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/angkor-borei-district/ba-srae-commune/)
- [Romlok Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/angkor-borei-district/ba-srae-commune/romlok-village/)
- [Prey Phkoam Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/angkor-borei-district/prei-phkoam-commune/)
- [Prei Phkoam Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/angkor-borei-district/prei-phkoam-commune/prei-phkoam-village/)
- [Chamnom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/prei-kabas-district/chamnom-village/)
- [Samroang District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/samrong-district-ta-keo-province/)
- [Rovieng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/samrong-district-ta-keo-province/rovieng-commune/)
- [Chonlat Dai Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/samrong-district-ta-keo-province/rovieng-commune/chonlat-dai-village/)
- [Char Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/samrong-district-ta-keo-province/rovieng-commune/char-village/)
- [Krang Leav Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/krang-leav-commune/)
- [Vat Prasat / Rung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/krang-leav-commune/vat-prasat-rung-village/)
- [Roleang Kreul Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/trapeang-sab-commune/roleang-kreul-village/)
- [Pea Ream Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/pea-ream-commune/)
- [Khnar Thom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/pea-ream-commune/khnar-thom-village/)
- [Kandoeng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/kandoeng-commune/)
- [Kandoeng Thom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/kandoeng-commune/kandoeng-thom-village/)
- [Châk Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/trapeang-sab-commune/chak-village/)
- [Krang Thnong Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/krang-thnong-commune/)
- [Tonle Bati](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/krang-thnong-commune/tonle-bati/)
- [Thnâl Teaksen Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/krang-thnong-commune/tonle-bati/thnal-teaksen-village/)
- [Boeng Khyang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kandal-stoeng-district/boeng-khyang-commune/)
- [Boeng Khyang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kandal-stoeng-district/boeng-khyang-commune/boeng-khyang-village/)
- [Romchek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/srayang-commune/romchek-village-srayang-commune/)
- [Kantuot Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/kantuot-commune-choam-khsan-district/kantuot-village/)
- [Kaong Yaong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/yeang-commune/kaong-yaong-village/)
- [Kulen Tbong](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/kulen-tbong-commune/kulen-tbong/)
- [Rolom Thmâ Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/choam-khsan-district/romdoh-srae-commune/rolom-thma-village-romdoh-srae-commune/)
- [Don Noy Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/treas-commune/don-noy-village/)
- [Krong Battambang](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/bat-dambang-district/)
- [Sangkat Praek Preah Sdach](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/bat-dambang-district/praek-preah-sdach-commune/)
- [Chamkar Leu District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/chamkar-leu-district/)
- [Spueu Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/chamkar-leu-district/speu-commune/)
- [Speu Lech Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/chamkar-leu-district/speu-commune/speu-lech-village/)
- [Srah Srang Cheung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/nokor-thom-commune/rahal-srah-srang-cheung-village/)
- [Nokor Krau Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/nokor-thom-commune/nokor-krau-village-nokor-thom-commune/)
- [Prei Koy Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/ampil-commune-prasat-bakong-district/prei-koy-village/)
- [La-âk Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/kandaek-commune/la-ak-village/)
- [Sangkat Chreav](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/chreav-commune/)
- [Bos Krâlanh Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/chreav-commune/bos-kralanh-village/)
- [Ta Phok Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/bakong-commune/ta-phok-village/)
- [Svay Sâ Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/chan-sa-commune/svay-sa-village/)
- [Ov Lok](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/bakong-commune/ov-lok/)
- [Khchas Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/khchas-commune/)
- [Thlat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/khchas-commune/thlat-village/)
- [Svay Chrom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/samrong-commune-sutnikom-district/svay-chrom-village-samrong-commune-sutnikom-district/)
- [Samraong Cheung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/samrong-commune-sutnikom-district/samrong-cheung-village/)
- [Ta Tok Kandal Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/chan-sa-commune/ta-tok-kandal-village/)
- [Thnâl Chaek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/samrong-commune-sutnikom-district/thnal-chaek-village/)
- [Krong Doun Kaev](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/don-keo-district/)
- [Sangkat Baray](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/don-keo-district/baray-commune-don-keo-district/)
- [Svay Chrom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/don-keo-district/baray-commune-don-keo-district/svay-chrom-village-baray-commune-don-keo-district/)
- [Kampeaeng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/kirivong-district/kampaeng-commune/)
- [Kâmpaeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/kirivong-district/kampaeng-commune/kampaeng-village/)
- [Prey Sloek Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/prei-sloek-commune/)
- [Srae Chrak Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/prei-sloek-commune/srae-chrak-village/)
- [Baray Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/kok-mon-commune/baray-village-kok-mon-commune/)
- [Chhnok Tru Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/boribour-babor-district/chhnok-trou-commune/)
- [Kâmpong Preah Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/boribour-babor-district/chhnok-trou-commune/kampong-preah-village/)
- [Prâlay Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/khnat-commune/pralay-village/)
- [Bampenh Reach Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/leang-dai-commune/bampenh-reach-village/)
- [Sakhdar Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/beng-mealea-commune/sakhdar-village/)
- [Kôk Srâmâ Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/kok-srama-village/)
- [Sambuor Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/sambuor-commune-kralanh-district/)
- [Srol Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/sambuor-commune-kralanh-district/srol-village/)
- [Puok Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/puok-commune/)
- [Puok Thmei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/puok-commune/puok-thmei-village/)
- [Chreav Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/chreav-commune/chreav-village/)
- [Sambuor Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/sambuor-commune-kralanh-district/sambuor-village/)
- [Kâmbor](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/mong-commune/kambor/)
- [Dam Daek Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/damdaek-commune/)
- [Krâsar Tum Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/damdaek-commune/krasar-tum-village/)
- [Mlu Prey Muoy Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/chhaeb-district/mlou-prei-muoy-commune/)
- [Kôk Russei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/balang-commune/kok-russei-village/)
- [Samraong Tong District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/samrong-tong-district/)
- [Roleang Chak Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/samrong-tong-district/roleang-chak-commune/)
- [Lumhach Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/ang-snuol-district/lomhach-commune/)
- [Kôk Popel Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/ang-snuol-district/lomhach-commune/kok-popel-village/)
- [Bos Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/damdaek-commune/bos-village-damdaek-commune/)
- [Kien Sangkae Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/kien-sangkae-commune/)
- [Thnâl Dach Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/kien-sangkae-commune/thnal-dach-village-kien-sangkae-commune/)
- [Pong Tuek Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/phnom-penh-province/dangkor-district/pong-toek-commune/)
- [Vat Slaeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/phnom-penh-province/dangkor-district/pong-toek-commune/vat-slaeng-village/)
- [Prey Kabbas Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/prei-kabas-district/prei-kabas-commune/)
- [Preiy Kabbas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/prei-kabas-district/prei-kabas-commune/prei-kabas-village/)
- [Kaoh Andaet District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/koh-andaet-district/)
- [Prey Khla Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/koh-andaet-district/prei-khla-commune/)
- [Me Long Khang Tbong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/koh-andaet-district/prei-khla-commune/me-long-khang-tbong-village/)
- [Saen Dei Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/samrong-tong-district/saen-dei-commune/)
- [Trâpeang Khchau Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/kirivong-district/kampaeng-commune/trapeang-khchau-village/)
- [Phnom Khlaeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/prei-sloek-commune/phnom-khlaeng-village/)
- [Prei Mien Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/prei-sloek-commune/prei-mien-village/)
- [Ro Neam Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/ro-neam-commune/)
- [Thmei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/ro-neam-commune/thmei-village-ro-neam-commune/)
- [Borei Cholsar District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/borei-cholsar-district/)
- [Kouk Pou Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/borei-cholsar-district/kok-po-commune/)
- [Kâmpong Youl Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/borei-cholsar-district/kok-po-commune/kampong-youl-village/)
- [Romduol District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/romduol-district/)
- [Svay Chek Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/romduol-district/svay-chek-commune-romduol-district/)
- [Snao Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/prei-kabas-district/snao-commune/)
- [Tungkaer Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/prei-kabas-district/snao-commune/tungkaer-village/)
- [Boeng Tranh Khang Cheung Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/samrong-district-ta-keo-province/boeng-tranh-khang-cheung-commune/)
- [Khnach Tbong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/samrong-district-ta-keo-province/boeng-tranh-khang-cheung-commune/khnach-tbong-village/)
- [Chongruk Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/kong-pisei-district/chongruk-commune/)
- [Ang Romeas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/kong-pisei-district/chongruk-commune/ang-romeas-village/)
- [Ov Ta Sang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/bati-district/kandoeng-commune/ov-ta-sang-village/)
- [Kien Svay District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kien-svay-district/)
- [Chheu Teal Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kien-svay-district/chheu-teal-commune-kien-svay-district/)
- [Srae Ampil Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kien-svay-district/chheu-teal-commune-kien-svay-district/srae-ampil-village/)
- [Preah Theat Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/kampong-trabaek-district/preah-theat-commune-kampong-trabaek-district/)
- [Chhvang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/kampong-trabaek-district/preah-theat-commune-kampong-trabaek-district/chhvang-village/)
- [Roung Damrei Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/ba-phnom-district/rong-damrei-commune/)
- [Pong Pos Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/ba-phnom-district/rong-damrei-commune/pong-pos-village/)
- [Kâmpong Leav District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/kampong-leav-district/)
- [Prey Sralet Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/peareang-district/prei-sralet-commune/)
- [Svay Teab District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/svay-teap-district/)
- [Sangkhoar Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/svay-teap-district/sangkhoar-commune/)
- [Preah Tonle Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/svay-teap-district/sangkhoar-commune/preah-tonle-village/)
- [Preaek Slaeng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kandal-stoeng-district/praek-sleng-commune/)
- [Preaek Slaeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kandal-stoeng-district/praek-sleng-commune/praek-sleng-village/)
- [Trâpeang Krâsang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/phnom-penh-province/dangkor-district/trapeang-krasang-commune-dangkor-district/)
- [Chongruk Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/phnom-penh-province/dangkor-district/trapeang-krasang-commune-dangkor-district/chongruk-village/)
- [Kong Noy Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kandal-stoeng-district/kong-noy-commune/)
- [Trâpeang Samrit Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/kandal-stoeng-district/kong-noy-commune/trapeang-samrit-village/)
- [Samraong Leu Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/ang-snuol-district/samrong-leu-commune/)
- [Trâpeang Andong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/ang-snuol-district/samrong-leu-commune/trapeang-andong-village/)
- [Banteay Chakrei Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/preah-sdach-district/banteay-chakrei-commune/)
- [Preah Sva](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/preah-sdach-district/banteay-chakrei-commune/preah-sva/)
- [Voa Sar Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/samrong-tong-district/voa-sa-commune/)
- [Sameakki Mean Chey District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/samaki-mean-chey-district/)
- [Thlok Vien Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/samaki-mean-chey-district/thlok-vien-commune/)
- [Chhouk Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-chhnang-province/samaki-mean-chey-district/thlok-vien-commune/chhouk-village-thlok-vien-commune/)
- [Krong Kampong Cham](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/kampong-cham-district/)
- [Sangkat Kampong Cham](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/kampong-cham-district/kampong-cham-commune/)
- [Dab Pir Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/kampong-cham-district/kampong-cham-commune/dab-pir-village/)
- [Vihear Thum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/kampong-siem-district/vihear-thom-commune/)
- [Vihear Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/kampong-siem-district/vihear-thom-commune/vihear-village/)
- [Kaoh Roka Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/kampong-siem-district/koh-roka-commune/)
- [Dambâng Daek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/kampong-siem-district/koh-roka-commune/dambang-daek-village/)
- [Cheung Prey Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/batheay-district/cheung-prei-commune/)
- [Cheung Prey Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/batheay-district/cheung-prei-commune/cheung-prei-village/)
- [Mae Ban Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/khsach-kandal-district/sithor-commune/mae-ban-village/)
- [Preak Kak Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/stoeng-trang-district/praek-kak-commune/)
- [Ou Krieng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/sambor-district/koh-krieng-commune/)
- [Tang Krasang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/santuk-district/tang-krasang-commune/)
- [Veang Cheung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/santuk-district/tang-krasang-commune/veang-cheung-village/)
- [Santuk Krau Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/santuk-district/kakoh-commune/santuk-krau-village/)
- [Cheay Sampov Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/prasat-sambor-district/sambor-commune/cheay-sampov-village/)
- [Kampong Svay Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/kampong-svay-district/kampong-svay-commune/)
- [Enteak Komar Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/kampong-svay-district/kampong-svay-commune/enteak-komar-village/)
- [Romtum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/rovieng-district/romtom-commune/)
- [Svay Damnak Thmei](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/rovieng-district/romtom-commune/svay-damnak-thmei/)
- [San Kor Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/kampong-svay-district/sankor-commune/)
- [Sankor Kâ Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/kampong-svay-district/sankor-commune/sankor-ka-village/)
- [Pralay Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/pralay-commune/)
- [Kôk Rovieng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/pralay-commune/kok-rovieng-village/)
- [Chhouk Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/pralay-commune/chhouk-village-pralay-commune/)
- [Boeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/russei-lok-commune/boeng-village-russei-lok-commune/)
- [Dan Run Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/dan-run-commune/)
- [Boeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/dan-run-commune/boeng-village-dan-run-commune/)
- [Trâpeang Trach Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/popel-commune/trapeang-trach-village/)
- [Svay Doun Kaev Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/pursat-province/bakan-district/svay-don-keo-commune/)
- [Chrap Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/pursat-province/bakan-district/svay-don-keo-commune/chrap-village/)
- [Sangkat Stueng Traeng](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/stoeng-treng-district/stoeng-treng-commune/)
- [Praek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/stoeng-treng-province/stoeng-treng-district/stoeng-treng-commune/praek-village/)
- [Prei Veng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/banteay-ampil-district/ampil-commune/prei-veng-village/)
- [Prâma Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/krabei-riel-commune/prama-village/)
- [Samrong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/khnar-po-commune/samrong-village-khnar-po-commune/)
- [Kbon / Thmei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/khchas-commune/kbon-thmei-village/)
- [Bos](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/damdaek-commune/bos/)
- [Preah Trâpeang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/preah-trapeang-village/)
- [Banteay Srei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/damdaek-commune/banteay-srei-village-damdaek-commune/)
- [Santei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/dan-run-commune/santei-village/)
- [Kôk Roluos Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/damdaek-commune/kok-roluos-village/)
- [Kaev Poar Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/kaev-poar-commune/)
- [Prei Danghaeum Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/kaev-poar-commune/prei-danghaeum-village/)
- [Kandaol Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/svay-chek-commune-angkor-thom-district/kandaol-village/)
- [Preah Kô Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/svay-chek-commune-angkor-thom-district/preah-ko-village/)
- [Kandal / Svay Chek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/svay-chek-commune-angkor-thom-district/kandal-svay-chek-village/)
- [Châmbâk Sâ Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/trei-nhoar-commune/chambak-sa-village/)
- [Kbal Krâpeu Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/reul-commune/kbal-krapeu-village/)
- [Romduol Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/reul-commune/romduol-village/)
- [Tompoung / Mkak Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/ta-som-commune/tompoung-mkak-village/)
- [Pram Damloeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-chum-district/ta-som-commune/pram-damloeng-village/)
- [Thnâl Totoeng / Thnâl Bandaoy Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/banteay-srei-district/pradak-commune/thnal-totoeng-thnal-bandaoy-village/)
- [Sranal Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/sranal-commune-puok-district/)
- [Slaeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/sranal-commune-puok-district/slaeng-village-sranal-commune-puok-district/)
- [Sambuor Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/sambuor-commune-treang-district/)
- [Prei Phdau Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/sambuor-commune-treang-district/prei-phdau-village/)
- [Borei Cholsar Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/borei-cholsar-district/borei-cholsar-commune/)
- [Kâmpong Ampil Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/borei-cholsar-district/borei-cholsar-commune/kampong-ampil-village/)
- [Lohong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/sranal-commune/lohong-village/)
- [Svay Sâ Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/varin-district/svay-sa-commune/)
- [Kroch Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/saen-sok-commune/kroch-village-saen-sok-commune/)
- [Kôk Vat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/kralanh-district/saen-sok-commune/kok-vat-village/)
- [Chaeng Meng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/srei-snam-district/mong-commune/chaeng-meng-village/)
- [Sangkat Samraong](https://helloangkor.com/loc/utdor-mean-chey-province/samrong-district/samrong-commune-samrong-district/)
- [Thnong Cheung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/nam-tau-commune/thnong-cheung-village/)
- [Nam Tau Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/nam-tau-commune/nam-tau-village/)
- [Koh Kraol Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/srah-chik-commune/koh-kraol-village/)
- [Srah Chhouk Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/srah-chik-commune/srah-chhouk-village/)
- [Sambuor Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/phnom-srok-district/paoy-char-commune/sambuor-village-paoy-char-commune/)
- [Kouk Kakthen Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/kok-kakthen-commune/)
- [Preah Chhor Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/kok-kakthen-commune/preah-chhor-village/)
- [Phum Thmei Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/phum-thmei-commune/)
- [Thmei Kandal Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/phum-thmei-commune/thmei-kandal-village/)
- [Kôk Svay Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/phum-thmei-commune/kok-svay-village/)
- [Totea Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/phum-thmei-commune/totea-village/)
- [Ta Ong Lech Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/svay-chek-commune/ta-ong-lech-village/)
- [Samrong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/svay-chek-commune/samrong-village-svay-chek-commune/)
- [Phchek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/ta-phou-commune/phchek-village/)
- [Kandal Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/bos-sbov-commune/kandal-village/)
- [Srah Khtom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/preah-net-preah-district/bos-sbov-commune/srah-khtom-village/)
- [Ta Baen Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/ta-baen-commune/)
- [O Vaeng Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/svay-chek-district/ta-baen-commune/o-vaeng-village/)
- [Thlok](https://helloangkor.com/loc/banteay-mean-chey-province/thma-puok-district/banteay-chhmar-commune/thlok/)
- [Ampil Pram Daeum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/bavel-district/ampil-pram-daeum-commune/)
- [Kôk Mon Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/damdaek-commune/kok-mon-village/)
- [Trapeang Thum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/trapeang-thom-commune/)
- [Boeng Chum Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/trapeang-thom-commune/boeng-chum-village/)
- [Angk Khnor Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/ang-khnor-commune/)
- [Speu Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/treang-district/ang-khnor-commune/speu-village/)
- [Kokir Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/romeas-haek-district/kokir-commune/)
- [Ta Sek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/svay-rieng-province/romeas-haek-district/kokir-commune/ta-sek-village/)
- [Popel Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/ta-siem-commune/popel-village/)
- [Changkrang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/kratie-district/changkrang-commune/)
- [Kâsang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kratie-province/kratie-district/changkrang-commune/kasang-village/)
- [Peam Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/don-keo-commune/peam-village/)
- [Kbon Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/khchas-commune/kbon-village/)
- [Kon Sat Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/trapeang-thom-commune/kon-sat-village/)
- [Rotonak Mondol District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/ratanak-mondol-district/)
- [Sdau Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/ratanak-mondol-district/sdau-commune-ratanak-mondol-district/)
- [Pradak](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/ratanak-mondol-district/sdau-commune-ratanak-mondol-district/pradak/)
- [Kâmpong Soeng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/preah-sdach-district/kampong-soeng-commune/)
- [Svay Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/preah-sdach-district/kampong-soeng-commune/svay-village-kampong-soeng-commune/)
- [Khchas Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/khchas-commune/khchas-village-khchas-commune/)
- [Kôk Thlok Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/kandaek-commune/kok-thlok-village/)
- [Chong Kausou Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/sla-kram-commune-siem-reap-district/chong-kausou-village/)
- [Damril Ti Bei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/o-reang-ov-district/damrel-commune/damrel-ti-bei-village/)
- [Peak Snaeng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/peak-snaeng-commune/)
- [Leap Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/peak-snaeng-commune/leap-village/)
- [Pô Ring Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/khvav-commune/po-ring-village/)
- [Kdak Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/preah-vihear-province/kulen-district/phnom-tbaeng-pir-commune/kdak-village/)
- [Lveang Russei Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/lveang-russei-commune/)
- [Ta Nguon Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/chikreng-district/lveang-russei-commune/ta-nguon-village/)
- [Srae Nouy Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/varin-district/srae-noy-commune/)
- [Khnar Phtol Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/varin-district/srae-noy-commune/khnar-phtol-village/)
- [Lieb Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/angkor-thom-district/peak-snaeng-commune/lieb-village/)
- [Thnâl Chaek Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/sutnikom-district/damdaek-commune/thnal-chaek-village-damdaek-commune/)
- [Anlong Tien Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/ta-keo-province/borei-cholsar-district/borei-cholsar-commune/anlong-tien-village/)
- [Roka Thom Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/siem-reap-district/srangae-commune/roka-thom-village/)
- [Chea Khlang Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/prei-veng-district/chea-khlang-commune/)
- [Chea Khlang Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/prei-veng-district/chea-khlang-commune/chea-khlang-village/)
- [Kantuot Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/kantuot-commune-svay-leu-district/)
- [Khnar Pô Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/svay-leu-district/kantuot-commune-svay-leu-district/khnar-po-village/)
- [Vat Trach Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/prei-veng-district/angkor-tret-commune/vat-trach-village/)
- [Andong Svay Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/batheay-district/cheung-prei-commune/andong-svay-village/)
- [O Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/prasat-bakong-district/kandaek-commune/o-village-kandaek-commune/)
- [Srâmâ Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/peareang-district/prei-phnov-commune/srama-village/)
- [Batheay Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/batheay-district/batheay-commune/)
- [Batheay Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-cham-province/batheay-district/batheay-commune/batheay-village/)
- [Lvea Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/siem-reap-province/puok-district/lvea-commune-puok-district/lvea-village/)
- [Prey Khla Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/prei-veng-district/prei-khla-commune-prei-veng-district/)
- [Krâchap Ti Pir / Krâchap Ti Muoy / Krâchap Ti Bei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/prei-veng-district/prei-khla-commune-prei-veng-district/krachap-ti-pir-krachap-ti-muoy-krachap-ti-bei-village/)
- [Kamchay Mear District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/kamchay-mea-district/)
- [Trâbaek Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/kamchay-mea-district/trabaek-commune/)
- [Chres Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/kamchay-mea-district/trabaek-commune/chres-village/)
- [Ta Kao Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/kampong-leav-district/ta-kao-commune/)
- [Tnaot Tret Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/kampong-leav-district/ta-kao-commune/tnaot-tret-village/)
- [Sangkat Kampong Leav](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/krong-prey-veng/kampong-leav-commune/)
- [Lek Pram Bey Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/krong-prey-veng/kampong-leav-commune/lek-pram-bey-village/)
- [Sangkat Baray](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/krong-prey-veng/baray-commune-kampong-leav-district/)
- [Baray Kaeut Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/krong-prey-veng/baray-commune-kampong-leav-district/baray-kaeut-village/)
- [Peam Ro District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/peam-ro-district/)
- [Ba Baong Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/peam-ro-district/babong-commune/)
- [Ba Baong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/peam-ro-district/babong-commune/babong-village/)
- [Prey Kandieng Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/peam-ro-district/prei-kandieng-commune/)
- [Prei Khla Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/peam-ro-district/prei-kandieng-commune/prei-khla-village-prei-kandieng-commune/)
- [Theay Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/ba-phnom-district/theay-commune/)
- [Samraong Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/prei-veng-district/samrong-commune-prei-veng-district/)
- [Ta Kut Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/prei-veng-district/samrong-commune-prei-veng-district/ta-kut-village/)
- [Trea Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/trea-commune/)
- [Hâp Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/trea-commune/hap-village/)
- [Kâmpong Chen Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-thom-province/stoung-district/kampong-chen-tbong-commune/kampong-chen-village/)
- [Voat Ta Moem Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/sangkae-district/vat-ta-muem-commune/)
- [Kâmpong Pil Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/sangkae-district/vat-ta-muem-commune/kampong-pil-village/)
- [Lvea Aem District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/lvea-em-district/)
- [Sarikakeo Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/lvea-em-district/sarikakeo-commune/)
- [Ta Skor Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kandal-province/lvea-em-district/sarikakeo-commune/ta-skor-village/)
- [Norea Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/sangkae-district/norea-commune/)
- [Norea Muoy Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/sangkae-district/norea-commune/norea-muoy-village/)
- [Pean Roung Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/prei-veng-district/pean-rong-commune/)
- [Pean Rong Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/prei-veng-district/pean-rong-commune/pean-rong-village/)
- [Me Sang District](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/mesang-district/)
- [Svay Chrum Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/mesang-district/svay-chrom-commune-mesang-district/)
- [Prei Chamkar Cheung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/prei-veng-province/mesang-district/svay-chrom-commune-mesang-district/prei-chamkar-cheung-village/)
- [Moha Lumpeang Ti Muoy Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/samrong-tong-district/saen-dei-commune/moha-lumpeang-ti-muoy-village/)
- [Thummoda ar Commune](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/samrong-tong-district/thommoda-ar-commune/)
- [Cheung Kdei Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/kampong-speu-province/samrong-tong-district/thommoda-ar-commune/cheung-kdei-village/)
- [Roka Khnuoch Cheung Village](https://helloangkor.com/loc/tbong-khmum-province/tbong-khmum-district-tbong-khmum-province/chikor-commune/roka-khnuoch-cheung-village/)
- [Sangkat Svay Pao](https://helloangkor.com/loc/battambang-province/bat-dambang-district/svay-pao-commune/)

## Attraction Types

- [Ancient Remains & Temples](https://helloangkor.com/attractionsbytheme/ancient-remains-temples/)
- [Garden](https://helloangkor.com/attractionsbytheme/garden/)
- [Attractions](https://helloangkor.com/attractionsbytheme/attractions/)
- [Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractionsbytheme/waterfall/)
- [Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractionsbytheme/museum/)
- [Zoo & Wildlife Parks](https://helloangkor.com/attractionsbytheme/zoo-wildlife-parks/)
- [Markets](https://helloangkor.com/attractionsbytheme/markets/)
- [Sights](https://helloangkor.com/attractionsbytheme/sights/)
- [Memorial](https://helloangkor.com/attractionsbytheme/memorial/)
- [Airport](https://helloangkor.com/attractionsbytheme/airport/)
- [Cafe-Restaurant](https://helloangkor.com/attractionsbytheme/cafe-restaurant/)

## Attraction Tags

- [Temples](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/temples/)
- [Phnom Srok](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/phnom-srok/)
- [Banteay Chhmar](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/banteay-chhmar/): The Banteay Chhmar temple group, located in Banteay Meanchey province of northwestern Cambodia, features the main grand temple, Banteay Chhmar, and 8 satellite sites plus the Firehouse which sits inside the enclosure of the main temple, and the Mebon temple at the center of the east baray.
- [Sel Nguor](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/sel-nguor/)
- [Snoeng](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/snoeng/)
- [Longvek-Oudong](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/longvek-oudong/): A map and list of notable pagodas, heritage sites, and archeological sites in the Longvek-Oudong area of Cambodia. For an intro to history and navigating the area’s sites see: Exploring the Wonders of Longvek & Oudong (Maps, History, Highlights, & More)
- [Toek Chha](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/toek-chha/)
- [Phnom Trâp](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/phnom-trap/)
- [Banteay Prei Nokor](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/banteay-prei-nokor/)
- [Preah Theat Khtom](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/preah-theat-khtom/)
- [Basan (Srei Santhor)](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/srei-santhor/)
- [Preah Srei](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/preah-srei/)
- [Preah Theat](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/preah-theat/)
- [Baset](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/baset/)
- [Phum Prasat](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/phum-prasat/)
- [Angkor](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/angkor/): A map and list of all the ancient temples and archeological sites in the Angkor region. See this list and map for all the sites in Siem Reap province. Note: This list includes sites that may not be cleared and prepared for visiting. For visitor-friendly sites, and the ancient temple highlights for the area, see our guide to Angkor Archeological Park.
- [Sambor Prei Kuk](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/sambor-prei-kuk/): A list of ancient sites and temples at Sambor Pre Kuk, with map. For an intro to history and visiting the area see Sambor Prei Kuk Group – Visiting Guide, History & More.
- [PKKS](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/preah-khan-of-kampong-svay/): Map and list of ancient sites and attractions in the area of Preah Khan of Kampong Svay.
- [Royal Road Beng Mealea-Preah Khan of Kampong Svay](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/royal-road-beng-mealea-preah-khan-of-kampong-svay/): Map and listing of ancient sites along the Beng Mealea-Preah Khan of Kampong Svay section of the ancient Khmer road network, including bridges, temples, and “firehouses”. Also, see our tour journal Ancient Way: Beng Mealea to Preah Khan for this stretch of the ancient road.
- [Beng Mealea](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/beng-mealea/): A map and list of the temples and archeological sites in the area of Beng Mealea.
- [Kulen](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/kulen/): A list of ancient sites and temples, with map, located on and around the Phnom Kulen Mountain range. Local guides are a must for sites in this area. See here for sites on the actual Phnom Kulen mountain. For visiting sites on Phnom Kulen you will need to purchase a ticket (available at City Hotel or mountain entrance) and enlist the services of a local guide via Analong Thom CBTC.
- [Koh Ker](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/koh-ker/): A map and list of ancient sites at Koh Ker, an ancient capital of the Khmer Empire (believed to be from 928–944 AD). The most iconic temple at the site is the famed stepped pyramid, known as Prang which is enclosed within and fronted by another sanctuary known as Prasat Thom. See the intro to Koh Ker Archaeological Site for info on getting there, tickets, highlights, and where to stay.
- [Praptos](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/praptos/)
- [Damdaek](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/damdaek/)
- [Sambor](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/sambor/)
- [Banteay Chakrei](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/banteay-chakrei/)
- [Ba Phnom](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ba-phnom/)
- [Angkor Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/angkor-thom/): A list and map of all the temples and archeological sites in Angkor Thom. Note this includes uncleared and sites unprepared for visitors. For the visitor-friendly sites and must-see highlights visit Angkor Thom – Map, Visiting Guide, Highlights, History & more and see here for a more detailed view on the Royal Palace and here for an insight into Angkor Thom’s hidden wonders and viharas (Buddhist Terraces).
- [Ancient Royal Road](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/royal-road/): A map and (growing) list of ancient temples, firehouses, hospital chapels and infrastructure along the ancient “Royal Road” network of the Khmer Empire, Cambodia. The ancient road network of the Khmer Empire was expansive, covering thousands of km’s, centred on Angkor, and headed – Southeast Royal Road: from Angkor to Kampong Kdei, and southeast to Prasat Andet and Sambor Prei Kuk – East Royal Road: from Angkor, east to Beng Mealea and Beng Mealea to Preah Khan of Kampong Svay – Northeast Royal Road: northeast from Beng Mealea to Koh Ker and Wat Phu – Northwest Royal Road: from Angkor, northwest to Phimai – Southwest Royal Road: from Angkor, southwest to Sdok Kak Thom. For our journeys along the ancient road and around Cambodia see Tour journals and the new book, Ancient Cambodia.
- [Roluos](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/roluos/): A map and list of temples and archeological sites in present-day Roluos which was formerly the ancient city of Hariharalaya (Khmer: ហរិហរាល័យ) founded in the 9th century AD and capital of the Khmer empire prior to Angkor. The must-see sights in this group are Bakong, Lolei, Preah Ko, and Prei Monti.
- [Banteay Srah](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/banteay-srah/)
- [Kdei Ta Kom group](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/kdei-ta-kom/): The Kdei Ta Kom group of sites includes several interesting temple ruins, the highlight being Kdei Ta Kom Thom and Spean Preah Chang-er. The bridges were part of the ancient Royal Road that led from Angkor to Phimai.
- [Neak Buos](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/neak-buos/)
- [Trâpeang Kol](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/trapeang-kol/)
- [Pr. Khnar](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/pr-khnar/)
- [Thala Borivat](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/thala-borivat/)
- [Bassac](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/bassac/)
- [Ang Yeak Temple Group](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ang-yeak-temple-group/)
- [Phnom Bayang](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/phnom-bayang/): Phnom Bayang is a large mountain range in the Kirivong District of Takeo Province. The area features numerous ancient temples, the largest and most spectacular being Phnom Bayang Temple, along with contemporary monasteries.
- [Angkor Borei](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/angkor-borei/): Angkor Borei, located in Takeo province, is an important archaeological site that served as the capital of the Funan Kingdom, which flourished from the 1st to the 6th century. The area is rich in historical findings, including remnants of an ancient citadel, walls, and moats, alongside significant protohistoric discoveries such as burials, coins, and ceramics. Notably, it connected with the trading hub of Oc Eo in present-day Vietnam, forming part of a vast maritime network stretching from India to China. There are numerous sites to explore, and a small but important museum. See our journeys of the area here and here.
- [Phnom Chisor](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/phnom-chisor/)
- [Ta Prohm](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ta-prohm/)
- [Lotee-Chedei](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/lotee-chedei/)
- [Mlou Prei](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/mlou-prei/)
- [Ang Samrong Tông Temple Group](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ang-samrong-tong-temple-group/)
- [Srae Ampil](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/srae-ampil/)
- [Andong Svay Temple Group](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/andong-svay-temple-group/)
- [Ta Muen (Ta Muean)](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ta-muen-ta-muean/)
- [Royal Road Angkor-Beng Mealea](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/royal-road-angkor-beng-mealea/)
- [Ampil Pram Daeum Temple Group](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ampil-pram-daeum-temple-group/)
- [Vat Preah Vihear Tontim](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/vat-preah-vihear-tontim/)
- [Phnom Kdei](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/phnom-kdei/)
- [Khlang Siem](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/khlang-siem/)
- [Longvêk](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/longvek/)
- [Tuol Pô Noreay](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/tuol-po-noreay/)
- [Phum Khvek](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/phum-khvek/)
- [Toek Chô](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/toek-cho/)
- [Trâpeang Prasat](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/trapeang-prasat/)
- [Ang Chei Andeam Temple Group](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ang-chei-andeam-temple-group/)
- [Vat Krâpeu](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/vat-krapeu/)
- [Royal Road Preah Khan of Kâmpong Svay-Phnom Daek](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/royal-road-preah-khan-of-kampong-svay-phnom-daek/)
- [Ang Ponhea Hor Temple Group](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ang-ponhea-hor-temple-group/)
- [Ang Rotes Temple Group](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ang-rotes-temple-group/)
- [Ancient Bridges](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/bridge/): Ancient bridges of the Khmer Empire – an often forgotten feature of ancient Cambodia is the amazing stone bridges that were built during the height of the Angkor era. Part of the “Royal Road” network that ran from Angkor to Koh Ker and Wat Phu, Prasat Andet, Sambor Prei Kuk, Ta Muan and Phimai, and Phnom Srok and Sdok Kak Thom (note: still a growing list). Reference – Bruguier 2000, Hendrickson 2010.
- [Hospital Chapel](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/hospital-chapel/): The ancient “hospital chapel”, or Arogyasala, sites are a product of the late Angkor period under the reign of Jayavarman VII who, according to inscriptions (most famously at Ta Prohm), ordered 102 hospitals to be built and staffed throughout the kingdom to provide public welfare and medical treatment. (Latinis et al, Tonle Snguot: Preliminary Research Results from an Angkorian Hospital Site.). The most well-known are the four that surround Angkor Thom at each cardinal point.
- [Firehouse (Dharmasala/Vahni-griha)](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/firehouse/): Attributable to Cambodia’s 12-13th century, “Firehouses” or “House of Fire” can be found dotted along the ancient royal roads that connected Angkor with Phimai, and from Angkor to Preah Khan of Kampong Svay. Also known as Dharmasala or Vahnigriha they often coincided with water basins, and, another temple type that researchers would label Temple d’etape, perhaps forming a larger rest/staging area along the ancient routes. An inscription at Preah Khan notes there being 121 located along three routes (Also see Hendrickson 2010, Finot 1925). For our journeys along the ancient road and around Cambodia see Tour journals and the new book, Ancient Cambodia.
- [Buddhist Terrace](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/buddhist-terrace/): Also known as Prah Vihar, or Vihara, Buddhist Terrace, or Terrasse Bouddhique. The latter a name coined in 1918 by the French conservationist, Henri Marchal, to describe terrace structures related to Theravada Buddhism in ancient Angkor. Currently, it’s also an active field of research via the Angkor Vihara Project/APSARA Read More 
- [10th Century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/10th-century/)
- [12th to 13th century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/12th-to-13th-century/)
- [12th Century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/12th-century/)
- [13th Century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/13th-century/)
- [9th Century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/9th-century/)
- [11th-12th Century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/11th-12th-century/)
- [11th Century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/11th-century/)
- [17th century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/17th-century/)
- [7th century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/7th-century/)
- [14th-15th Century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/14th-15th-century/)
- [14th century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/14th-century/)
- [Chedi](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/chedi/)
- [Angkor Small Circuit](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/angkor-small-circuit/): The Angkor Small Circuit navigates the central cluster of temples in Angkor. This map & list shows the highlights on that route. See here for more detail plus info on the Grand Circuit
- [Angkor Grand Circuit](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/angkor-grand-circuit/): The Angkor Grand Circuit navigates the outer temples of the central area in Angkor. This map & list shows the highlights on that route. See here for more detail plus info on the Small Circuit
- [Royal Fortified Island](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/royal-fortified-island/)
- [Royal Palace](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/royal-palace/)
- [9-17th Century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/9-17th-century/)
- [Ancient Quarry](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ancient-quarry/)
- [Angkor Wat](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/angkor-wat/)
- [Basin](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/basin/)
- [Royal Road Angkor Phimai](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/royal-road-angkor-phimai/): Known sites along the ancient Royal Road from Angkor to Prasat Ta Muen Thom and on to Phimai (present-day Thailand)
- [Royal Road Angkor-Sdok Kak Thom](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/royal-road-angkor-sdok-kak-thom/): Temples and structures along the ancient Royal Road road to Sdok Kak Thom
- [Royal Road Beng Mealea-Koh Ker-Wat Phu](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/royal-road-beng-mealea-kk-wat-phu/): Temples and structures along the ancient Royal Road leading from Beng Mealea to Koh Ker and Wat Phu (present-day Laos)
- [Tuol](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/tuol/)
- [NT](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/nt/)
- [Ancient Structure](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ancient-structure/)
- [Map: Top 100 Temples & Ancient Sites (Siem Reap)](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/top-100/): The map and list of the Top 100 Temples and Ancient sites in the Angkor area of Siem Reap, Cambodia. For navigating the central area and key sights see the Small Circuit and Grand Circuit or the guide to navigating Angkor’s temples.
- [Jayavarman VII](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/jayavarman-vii/)
- [Yaçovarman I](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/yacovarman-i/)
- [Râjendravarman](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/rajendravarman/)
- [Sûryavarman II](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/suryavarman-ii/)
- [Jayavarman II](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/jayavarman-ii/)
- [Sûryavarman I](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/suryavarman-i/)
- [Map: Angkor's Top 30 Temples & Ancient Sites](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/top-30/): A map and listing of the Top 30 Temples & Ancient Sites in Angkor – Siem Reap, Cambodia. These sites are all within the Angkor Archeological Park of Siem Reap and are the must-see sights on a trip to the area. Also, see our guide to navigating the temples of Angkor. If you’ré looking for more, try the map of the Top 100 Temple and Ancient sites of Angkor.
- [8th Century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/8th-century/)
- [Rock Carvings](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/rock-carvings/)
- [b](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/b/)
- [c](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/c/)
- [ra](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ra/)
- [rc](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/rc/)
- [rb](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/rb/)
- [Preah Vihear](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/preah-vihear/)
- [Sculpture](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/sculpture/)
- [a](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/a/)
- [Indravarman I](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/indravarman-i/)
- [Wat](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/wat/): A map of Wats and Pagodas in Cambodia including those visited and planning to visit. For the most part, these are pagodas connected with ancient sites and those visited along the journey in between. It’s a relatively small map considering that according to the Ministry of Cults and Religion (via Khmer Times), Cambodia has 5,104 Buddhist pagodas with 70,905 monks!
- [pr](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/pr/)
- [Baray](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/baray/)
- [King Bahavavarman](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/king-bahavavarman/)
- [7-8th Century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/7-8th-century/)
- [Preah Pithu Temple Group](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/preah-pithu/): Preah Pithu (Khmer: ប្រាសាទព្រះពិធូរ) is a group of five temples inside Angkor Thom at Angkor Archeological Park. Whilst they were likely not built as a group they are identified as Preah Pithu T, U, V, X, and Y. Recently they have also been given individual names as they also undergo restoration Preah Pithu T – Kor Sak Temple Preah Pithu U – Chorm Temple Preah Pithu V – Duan Mea Temple Preah Pithu X – Ta Tout Temple Preah Pithu Y – Kandork Yeak Temple Layout Visiting Preah Pithu Group They are located inside Angkor Thom opposite and to the north of the Terrace of the Leper King and behind the cluster of food stalls. They are interesting and offer an escape from the crowds that usually populate the main temple sites within Angkor Thom. Starting from the food stall area, you can take a relatively easy walk around exploring these sites and end up at the back of the North Kleang in less than an hour. As per Angkor Thom, its open from 7.30 Am to 5.30 PM and is included in the Angkor Pass.
- [Acrama](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/acrama/): Acrama, (asrama or ashram) is a type of hermitage or school for religious practice and retreat. During the reign of King Yacovarman (889–910 AD) it is recorded on more than one inscription that he constructed 100 of this acrama dedicated to Vishnuism, Shivaism, and Buddhism. At least four have been located in Angkor and around seventeen across the empire that also appear to be connected with the Royal Road network that also featured firehouses, basins, and hospital chapels. They are being studied by the Yaçodharâçrama Research Programme/APSARA.
- [Garden](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/garden/)
- [Jayavarman IV](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/jayavarman-iv/)
- [Temples d'etape](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/temples-detape/)
- [Museum](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/museum/)
- [Bakong](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/bakong/)
- [Phnom Kulen](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/phnom-kulen/): A list of ancient sites and temples located on Phnom Kulen Mountain. It is the birthplace of the Angkorian Empire, and the location of the ancient city, Mahendraparvata, where Jayavarman II was postulated to have been consecrated as king of the Khmer Empire in 802 AD. Entry to Phnom Kulen requires a ticket (purchase at entry or at City Hotel – $20) and for temple sites around Anlong Thom you will require a local area guide via Analong Thom CBTC. See Kulen for sites and attractions located in the much wider area including around the mountain range. Also, see our posts: Phnom Kulen – The Highlights & Visiting Guide and Phnom Kulen Camping Tour. 
- [Nature](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/nature/)
- [Waterfall](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/waterfall/)
- [View](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/view/)
- [Temple](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/temple/)
- [nwgc](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/nwgc/)
- [negt](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/negt/)
- [Ashrama](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ashrama/)
- [stupa](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/stupa/)
- [sema](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/sema/)
- [T4](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t4/)
- [Bhavavarman I](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/bhavavarman-i/)
- [cave](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/cave/)
- [palais](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/palais/)
- [Zoo & Wildlife Parks](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/zoo-wildlife-parks/)
- [Jayavarman V](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/jayavarman-v/)
- [Mekong](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/mekong/)
- [t6](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t6/)
- [T7](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t7/)
- [Market](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/market/)
- [Colonial Era](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/colonial-era/)
- [T9](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t9/)
- [Memorial](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/memorial/)
- [Gopura](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/gopura/)
- [T13](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t13/)
- [MM](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/mm/)
- [Phnom Tbeng](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/phnom-tbeng/)
- [e](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/e/)
- [pa](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/pa/)
- [T16](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t16/)
- [re](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/re/)
- [wv](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/wv/)
- [eco tourism](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/eco-tourism/)
- [resort](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/resort/)
- [bm](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/bm/)
- [T17](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t17/)
- [T18](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t18/)
- [Kampong Chikreang](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/kampong-chikreang/)
- [T12](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t12/)
- [airport](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/airport/)
- [Floating Village](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/floating-village/)
- [Tribhuvanadityavarman](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/tribhuvanadityavarman/)
- [T20](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t20/)
- [T21](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t21/)
- [prehistoric](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/prehistoric/)
- [Attractions](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/attractions/)
- [v](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/v/)
- [T22](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t22/)
- [T23](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t23/)
- [Longvek](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/longvek-2/)
- [T21Map](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t21map/)
- [T22Map](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t22map/)
- [T24](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t24/)
- [Udayadityavarman II](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/udayadityavarman-ii/)
- [T25](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t25/)
- [camp](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/camp/)
- [T26](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t26/)
- [T26MAP](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/t26map/)
- [BT](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/bt/)
- [10-11th century](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/10-11th-century/)
- [1926MH](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/1926mh/): This map and list features the sites listed in the inventory “Liste des monuments historiques du Cambodge.” published in 1926, Documents administratifs. In: Bulletin de l’Ecole française d’Extrême-Orient.
- [MH](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/mh/)
- [Stele](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/stele/): This map features sites where inscribed stele have been noted. This listing is based upon: 1966, Coedes, Inscriptions du Cambodge, Volume 8 & 2017, Soutif, Esteve, CIK (Corpus des Inscriptions Khmeres).
- [Inscription](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/inscription/): This map features sites where inscriptions have been noted. This listing is based upon: 1966, Coedes, Inscriptions du Cambodge, Volume 8 & 2017, Soutif, Esteve, CIK (Corpus des Inscriptions Khmeres), with some contemporary additions. Note: it does not include all the inscriptions discovered or released since that date.
- [Lajonquiere](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/lajonquiere/): Étienne-Edmond Lunet de Lajonquière (1861-1933), with local assistants, expanded upon the earlier work of Aymonier to create a comprehensive inventory of ancient Khmer temples and ruins. This work was published in three volumes: Inventaire descriptif des monuments du Cambodge I, II, & III (1901-1911). The map below shows the sites listed within those three volumes.
- [Aymonier](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/aymonier/): Étienne François Aymonier (1844-1929), with local Cambodian assistants, was the first to comprehensively survey the temples and archaeological ruins of Cambodia and the greater ancient Khmer Empire. This work was published in three volumes: Le Cambodge I, II, & III (1900-1904). The map below features the sites in present-day Cambodia, that were documented in those volumes.
- [Parmentier](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/parmentier/): Henri Parmentier (1871-1949) continued on the earlier inventory works of ancient Cambodia by Aymonier and Lajonquiere, comprehensively documenting numerous temples and archaeological ruins. This inventory work was published within Complément à l’inventaire descriptif des monuments du Cambodge (1913), L’Art Khmer Primitif (1929), and L’Art Khmer Classique (1939). The map below presents the sites documented in those three works.
- [Hospital Stele](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/hospital-stele/): This map features sites where an inscribed stele, which notes the site as a “Hospital Chapel”, has been discovered. This (incomplete) listing is based upon: 1966, Coedes, Inscriptions du Cambodge, Volume 8 & 2017, Soutif, Esteve, CIK (Corpus des Inscriptions Khmeres).
- [Dalet](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/dalet/)
- [Rn6 &Amp; Royal Road Angkor-Prasat Andet](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/rn6-amp-royal-road-angkor-prasat-andet/)
- [JB](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/jb/)
- [Map: Top 100 Temples &Amp; Ancient Sites (Siem Reap)](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/map-top-100-temples-amp-ancient-sites-siem-reap/)
- [BD](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/bd/)
- [GT](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/gt/): Georges Alexandre Trouvé (1902–1935) was a French architect and archaeologist who served as the Conservator of Angkor, and sadly passed away in Siem Reap well before his time. He is noted for significant excavation and clearing work at Prasat Tor and the Roluos group; discovering the foundation stelae of Preah Ko and Bakong; discovering Prasat Ak Yum, the oldest known “temple-mountain,” which was found buried in the southern dike of the West Baray; unearthing the famous monumental statue of Buddha seated on a Naga from the central pit of the Bayon in 1933. The map & listing below are largely based on a map of Angkor Thom’s secondary structures created by him in 1934.
- [AVP](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/avp/)
- [Ancient Village](https://helloangkor.com/attractiontag/ancient-village/)