The Cultural village of Watkor, just a few kilometres south of the town centre has several "ancient wooden houses" from the early 20th century. Further south are the agricultural villages of Kompong Seyma, and Ksach Puoy.
Two kilometers south of the town, this village has half a dozen wooden houses dating from about 100 years ago, along with tools and other artifacts used in daily life at that time, such as a rice mill and an ox-cart.
Wat Phnom, the namesake and symbol of the capital city of Phnom Penh, sets ...
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Architecturally speaking, Phnom Penh is a comparatively new city. Prior to ...
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Asian-style mini zoo displaying a variety of local faunas. 8km north of ...
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About 50 meters from the foot of Phnom Yat is another pagoda, What ...
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The Mekong River between Stung Treng and the Laos border is very light on ...
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