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Entry to Popokvil Waterfall costs 2000 riel (just under 50 cents) per person. You can exchange the ticket for a small bottle of water. During the dry season, the waterfall carries very little water. However, it's still worth the detour if you're already in the area. The entrance fee is negligible.

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Swiming costume, towel, walking shoes.

In addition to a monument and some fountains, the park also includes a 1 km long circular route.

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The seeds of the tree from Sri Lanka in 1887

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Scenes from the 2001 adventure film "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider" were filmed in the Angkor Thom temple complex.

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The temple area covers approximately 60 hectares, although the temple and its surrounding buildings occupy only 1 hectare. Beyond the outer wall were approximately 3,000 villages with approximately 80,000 inhabitants. According to a temple inscription, the site itself was primarily inhabited by monks (12,640). Ta Prohm has become famous through films such as Tomb Raider.

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It's best to cross the street consistently and with determination. Otherwise no one will stop 😁

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Festively decorated for the Khmer New Year.

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No longer free... But only a $1 entrance fee. A hornbill lives in the trees.

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Beautiful waterfall in the jungle. Depending on the season, there's more or less water.

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Beautiful waterfall in the jungle.

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There are several caves on Phnom Sampeau that serve as Buddhist temples. Some of the caves were used for executions by the Khmer Rouge. The Khmer Rouge killed their victims above the caves and then threw them down a shaft. Women and men were separated. Their clothing was stored in another cave.

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Wat Phnom is probably the most famous stupa in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh. Built on a 27-meter-high artificial hill with a diameter of 300 meters, it is the highest religious building in the city. The sanctuary is accessible via stairs and ramps. According to legend, the wealthy widow Daun Chi Penh had the building constructed in 1372 after she found five Buddha statues, four of them made of bronze and one of stone, in a Koki tree trunk on the banks of the Mekong, which had been washed downstream by a large flood wave. She had the hill piled up northeast of her house and the temple that was to house the statues built from the washed-up tree trunks. She gave the complex the name Wat Phnom Daun Penh. Phnom means "hill" in Khmer, and this formed the nucleus of the city, whose name literally translates as "Hill Penh". Incidentally, Wat means "temple". Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wat_Phnom

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The waterfall is in the other direction from the church and the hotel. The entrance fee is $5 and you get a 0.5l bottle of water in the restaurant. It is a 5 minute walk from the parking lot to the waterfall. In summer this waterfall hardly has any water, so it doesn't make sense to go there. Very beautiful, untouched nature.

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Kbal Chhay Falls near Sihanoukville is located on the Prek Tuk Sap River, about 30 minutes from Sihanoukville. These waterfalls are best visited during Sihanoukville's rainy season. The rainy season in Sihanoukville is between July and October. During this time, Kbal Chhay Falls in Sihanoukville is at its most attractive with its white foam cascading down. During the dry season, however, Kbal Chhay Falls in Sihanoukville is almost non-existent and the water just trickles down. The Kbal Chhay Falls of Sihanoukville, Cambodia is actually a collection of 3 to 5 meter high waterfalls that originate from different sources along the mountain ranges. However, only three of the falls can be visited.The Kbal Chhay Falls in Sihanoukville is not only a picturesque sight but also a popular picnic spot where one can spend the day amidst the greenery and tranquil natural surroundings of the Kbal Chhay Falls in Sihanoukville.

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This city is worth visiting as it has so much to offer.

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Up the street, down the stairs. A leisurely stroll

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This cave is a scary place. A flashlight is recommended. Skulls and bones lie in the rock as a reminder of the horror. The Khmer Rouge marched people, lined them up, then beat them to death and let their bodies fall into the darkness below. The place has been converted into a memorial for those who lost their lives here. The descent into the cave is beautiful - the rock is covered with green vegetation and low-hanging lianas. The cave is quite large inside and in the middle of the room lies a huge golden Buddha. But at the foot of the stairs there is a wire mesh cage full of bones. The atrocities that took place in this beautiful place suddenly become very present. To the right is another memorial with human remains enclosed in a glass box.  Today a mixture of mostly Cambodian tourists mill around the caves.

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An interesting place that invites you to linger

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