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Kampong Pil Pagoda

Located about 7 kilometres from Battambang, Kampong Pil Pagoda is a famous Buddhist temple featuring magnificent Khmer architecture. The temple is one of the very few places where people can take Buddhism lessons. The statue of reclining Buddha and the ones relaying his life events are the most prominent attractions of the temple. With the artistically built entrance and the temple's tranquillity, it is undoubtedly a place to visit if you want some peace and quiet. Read More

The circus of Battambang, also known as Phare Ponleu Selpak Circus, is one of the city's major tourist attractions. The circus features some professional circus performers who have toured across the world. Each Battambang circus consists of ten minutes of traditional Cambodian dance performances performed live by students from a professional music background.

Kayaking in Battambang is highly popular for it exhibits scenes of spectacular village life in the country. Exploring nature's beauty, waterfalls, mangrove forests, lagoons, and the interesting interactions with the locals make this activity so much more special. Kayaking through villages and the countryside also offers visitors a much deeper insight into the culture and heritage of the country.

Exploring the diverse lands of Battambang in Cambodia with a bicycle tour is as exciting and fun as it sounds! Krong Battambang is known for its cycling tours that elicit a sense of adventure and excitement in the Cambodian countryside visitors. The bike tours of Battambang give you a glimpse of the city without any traffic jams and parking hassles. The bikes are available for rental, and you and your guide can travel to the gems of Battambang, exploring its culture-rich life. Read More

Located in the centre of Battambang, Psar Nath Market is a small but worth visiting market said to be built in the 1930s by the French. The market is known for its glorious art deco architecture. Like any other market in Cambodia, this market also sells a wide variety of fresh food and other staples, like Battambang's famous lime green oranges. Vendors sell just about everything in this market, including electronics, textiles, and cheesy souvenirs. Read More

Heritage and culture walking tours in Battambang are an excellent way to get a deeper insight into Battambang's rich and eclectic history. Not only will you get to explore renowned attractions like White Elephant Pagoda, the Black Statue of Battambang, and the Vishnu Roundabout, but engaging with locals will give you a chance to explore the interesting mix of French and Khmer culture and architecture. Moreover, the added input from tourist guides can make the experience all the more educational and fun! Read More

Widely known as the Killing Caves of Phnom Sampeau, this is one of the execution sites of the Khmer Rouge. Definitely not for those with a weak heart, the execution site features statues exhibiting the atrocities done by Khmer Rouge on the Cambodian locals. The wondrous and devastating site is a testament to thousands of Cambodians brutally bludgeoned and thrown into the abyss, later meeting death by starvation when they didn't die on impact in the corpse-congested caves. The reclining Buddha statue and memorial glass with victims' skulls are also some features that relay the grim tragedy. Read More

Dedicated to Tep Kao Sol Loeum, an artist born and brought up in Battambang, Tep Kao Sol Loeum Lorn Gallery is a gallery that features his incredible ice painting work that relays a heart-touching story. While perceived to be extraordinary by many, the interpretations of his work vary significantly, with some calling his work abstract and others scientific or spiritual. Print copies of watercolour paintings and postcards are also available for purchase at the gallery. Read More

A Buddhist temple established 6 kilometres north of Battambang province, Wat Samrong Knong is a must-visit for those inclined towards historical tourism. The fascinating history of this place shows that Khmer Rouge earlier controlled it, and the temple housed over 10,000 locals and war criminals who were later brutally executed. Built in the 19th century, the temple complex amalgamates beautiful pagodas, distinct ruins, and memorial shrines.

The Baha’i House of Worship

The Baha'i House of Worship is a significant place of worship for the Baha'i faith in Battambang, Cambodia. The temple provides devotees with a place to offer Baha'i prayers and to have some quiet time for meditation and ritualistic ceremonies. This is one of the thirteen Baha'i House of Worship (though one among them has been destroyed) established across the world, which is dedicated to humanitarian, social, and educational causes. Widely visited by people across religions and cultures, this holy place is the epitome of peace and tranquillity. Read More