Phnom Kulen National Park. Cambodia, Siem Reap Province

Phnom Kulen National Park

Cambodia, Siem Reap Province

National parks Reserves

Phnom Kulen is a national park located in Siem Reap province in northwestern Cambodia. This park is an important cultural and natural site for Cambodia and attracts many tourists due to its unique attractions. <h3>Main features of the park:</h3> Waterfalls: The park has two beautiful waterfalls, which are especially popular among visitors. The first waterfall is about 5 meters high, and the second is about 20 meters high. These waterfalls create picturesque pools in which you can swim. Lingas: At the bottom of the river that flows through the park, you can see thousands of carved lingas (symbols of the Hindu god Shiva), dating back to the 9th century. This place is known as the "river of a thousand lingas." Preah Ang Thom Temple: At the top of Mount Kulen is the Preah Ang Thom Temple, which houses a giant statue of a reclining Buddha carved from a monolithic stone. The statue reaches a length of about 8 meters and is one of the largest in Cambodia. Archaeological Finds: Phnom Kulen is also an important archaeological site where numerous artifacts of the ancient Khmer Empire have been found. Natural Scenery: The park is known for its dense forests and diverse flora and fauna. It is a great place to hike and enjoy the natural beauty. Phnom Kulen is important to Cambodia's history and culture, and is a sacred site for many Cambodians. The park offers unique opportunities to explore both natural and cultural attractions.

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