The Best Travel To Kompong Cham Cambodia

Visitors to sleepy Kompong Cham are surprised to hear it's the capital of Cambodia's most populous province. The province derives its name from the ethnic Cham, or Chinese Muslims, who inhabit many of its villages.



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In Kompong Cham's entrance, a temple of the 11th century, inside which a pagoda was built recently by using the old sculptures of the temple. It is surrounded with a multitude of small sanctuaries and near to an important monastery.

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The first long building of Nokor Bachey Temple of Kampong Cham is 421 meters and 371 meters in dimension made of laterite stones. The height is of 9 meters and the length is 2.4 meters. Most part of this building has been destroyed over time. Inside this building you will find structures like Six Lions, Eight Dragons and Two Devils. The second long building is also a beautiful architectural structure that includes two statues of Te Cho Dam Din, two devils each of1.6-metre in height and two ponds.

One of the many legends about the town's history explains that a fish swallowed a Cambodian boy whose father was bathing him in the river. The fish swam to China where fishermen caught him and sliced him open, revealing a live child. The emperor raised the boy as his own. Years later, the prince returned with ships full of Chinese sailors to populate the land that became known as Kompong Cham.

I enjoyed Wat Hanchey, it's very different and unusual. Basically kampong Cham is a small town, there's not lots to do or see but if you want a more Khmer experience than some of the more tourists places it's a good place to go.

10 Exceptional reviews Peaceful and charming I enjoyed Wat Hanchey, it's very different and unusual. Basically kampong Cham is a small town, there's not lots to do or see but if you want a more Khmer experience than some of the more tourists places it's a good place to go.

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This province is located in the eastern heard of Cambodia bordering following provinces: Kratie to the Northeast, Vietnam to the East, Prey Veng to the South, Kampong Chhnang to the west and Kampong Thom to the Northwest. Due to its advantageous location with the mighty Mekong flowing through the whole province, Kampong Cham has not much to fear of water supply.

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Phnom Han Chey, also known as "Chey Kiri Mountain," is located in the eastern part of Kampong Cham province. Phnom Han Chey boasts a tranquil scenic village, a pagoda, and an ancient temple.

Large View King’s Residence Kampong Cham King’s Residence - Kampong Cham Province The King’s Residence in Kampong Cham is known as the dwelling abode of the monarchs who ruled Cambodia for a long time. Kampong Cham has been under monarchical rule for a long time and the complex of the King’s Residence has been deserted for awhile. The complex consists of an outside building which was used by the local people so that they can come and meet the king. The premises of King’s Residence, include a beautiful fountain, various chambers, and more.

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