Cambodian Monastery
A Cambodian temple modeled on the style of Angkor Wat, with colorful naga balustrades winding along its walls, making it highly recognizable within the zone.
The Cambodian Monastery is located in the east Theravada zone. Its main structure draws on the tower forms of Angkor Wat. Colorful nagas (seven-headed serpents) in green, yellow, and other hues serve as railings along the top of the surrounding wall, encircling the entire temple and standing out prominently. The monastery was built relatively recently, and some areas are still being completed. It can be visited in succession with the Thai Temple, the Myanmar Golden Temple, and the Sri Lankan Monastery to tour the Theravada zone. Entry is free. Clothing should be modest.
Opening hours
About 06:00–18:00
Nearby sights
- Royal Thai Monastery
- Vietnam Phat Quoc Tu
- Lumbini Museum
- Sri Lankan Monastery
- Great Drigung Kagyud Lotus Stupa
- Myanmar Golden Temple & Lokamani Pula Pagoda
- Zhong Hua Chinese Buddhist Monastery
- Dae Sung Shakya Temple (Korean Temple)