• Udong - 3_Elephant Samporn Stupas or Preah Cheychetha II (15 minutes)
       Built in 1623 for the burial of his father (1600-1618).
• Udong - Preah Ang Duong Stupas
       Constructed in 1891 by Preah Norodom. Preah Ang Duong reigned from 1848 to 1860.
• Udong - 5_Preah Sisovath Stupa or Four Face Prom (15 minutes visit)
      Built in 1927 by Preah Sisovath Monivong for the burial of his father’s remains.
• Udong Mountain - 6_Preah Vihear Adthaross (30 minutes visit)
       Rebuilt by Preah Norodom and reopened by Preah Sisovath in 1911. During the Khmer Rouge regime (1975-1979), it was used as a base by Khmer Rouge soldiers. In 1973, it was bombed by Lon Nol soldiers.
• Udong - 6_Visit Vipassana Dhurak Buddhist
       A major Cambodian monastery located on the slopes of Udong. It’s a peaceful place to learn about Buddhism and Cambodian culture.
• Udong - 7_Preah Sakyamuni Chedi
       In front of the stupa (east), visit sculptures depicting the birth of Buddha in 623 BCE. The southern sculpture illustrates Buddha teaching the Dharma, while the western sculpture shows Buddha passing away at the age of 80.
• Udong - 7_Walk down and visit Khmer food stores.

• Tour guide
• Cool water
• Soda
• Admission

• food

A key highlight in Udong (1618-1866), Cambodia, is the remarkable collection of royal tombs and temples situated on Phnom Udong hill. This historic location once served as the capital of Cambodia and remains an important religious and cultural site for the nation. Visitors have the opportunity to explore the detailed architectural designs of the temples and pagodas, while also enjoying sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. Additionally, the site features numerous statues and monuments, each with its own distinct historical importance. Overall, visiting Udong offers a wonderful opportunity to delve into Cambodia’s rich history and experience its cultural heritage.

• Tour duration includes travel time

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