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Located on the Sangke River, Battambang is a popular stop on the way to Siem Reap, but it is a wonderful destination on its own. Known for its well preserved colonial buildings, The Art Deco Psar Nat Market, The Bamboo Train, the 11th century ruins of nearby Ek Phnom and Phnom Banan, the Bat Cave, The Killing Caves of the Khmer Rouge, and its many excellent restaurants and Bars serving local and international food. Some people happily spend a week or more here.
The Bamboo Train was conceived as a way to utilize Cambodia's abandoned railway lines in an area ...
The 11th century Temple of Ek Phnom lies just 10 kilometres from the city of Battambang. The ...
Thirty five Kilometres from the city of Battambang Kamping Puoy Reservoir, Built during the Khmer ...
Battambang, and the countryside around it, are a lovely diversion from the norm in Cambodia. With ...
This Temple has many Buddhist Shrines and Statues, and a beautiful mountaintop setting, but it's ...
The Hilltop Temple of Phnom Banan is a short 20kms from Battambang. The view from the top is worth ...