Wat Langka

In the city center of Phnom Penh, the southwest of the Independence Monument was very convenient in the past. It has a history of several hundred years. Of course, it has been rebuilt. After all, for some historical reasons, there are temples with Southeast Asian style here. They are all gold-roofed, and other things are good. The interior decoration is good.

This is a very important free local temple, there are many beautiful buildings, unique design elements are very Cambodian, the temple is next to the independent monument, there are fierce dogs, be careful.

It is a relatively well-preserved temple in Phnom Penh. It is well maintained. It is one of the five historical temples in Phnom Penh. It is in the urban area. So it used to be very convenient. The paint behind the building should be redecorated and bright.

Lanka Temple is one of the five oldest temples in Phnom Penh, located in the southwest of the Independent Monument. Built by King Ponhea Yat (1405-1467). The earliest functions were Khmer and Sri Lankan monks'learning and conference centers. After being seriously destroyed in the Khmer Rouge era, it was rebuilt in 1882 to vividly reproduce the frescoes and bright ground of the Buddha's image. Buddhist holy places, or very characteristic!

Many of the temples in Phnom Penh are open for free. The Lanka Temple is just opposite Independence Square, next to Sihanouk Avenue. There are free visitors, no photos and slippers when entering the house. The people inside are very polite to introduce them to you in the local language. I feel very enthusiastic. Excellent.

A peaceful pagoda and temple grounds with places to meditate and speak with monks. Especially pretty in early morning or at sunset.

Lanka Temple is very luxurious. The architecture inside can be described as brilliant. The sculpture technology inside is also very climax and exquisite, and there are real monks inside. This is free to watch.

Play game near wat langka

Isn't it uncomfortable to walk in the intense tropical sunshine? The straight road was rather dull. Fortunately, I visited a splendid Thai Buddhist temple and a spacious Boulevard of egg flowers. The tree of egg flowers was tall and luxuriant, stretching for about 1 kilometer. The snow-white flowers were huge and dense. The fragrance of the road fascinated me. Unfortunately, I dared not stay in the sun for a long time.

Lanka Temple is one of the five oldest temples in Phnom Penh. It is located in the southwest of the Independence Memorial and was built in 1422. Built by King Ponhea Yat (1405-1467). The earliest functions were the learning and conference centers for Khmer and Sri Lankan monks. After being seriously destroyed in the Khmer Rouge era, it was rebuilt in 1882 to vividly reproduce the frescoes and bright ground of the Buddha's image.