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Oudong Essentials

Oudong served as Cambodia’s royal capital from 1618 to 1866. This collection features the historic sites concentrated around the Phnom Udong hill, including the royal necropolis where several monarchs are entombed in ornate stupas. The list covers significant Buddhist landmarks like the Vipassana Dhura meditation center and temples housing monumental Buddha statues, alongside a memorial dedicated to victims of the Khmer Rouge era.

Phnom Udong

Former royal capital hill housing the tombs of Cambodian kings from the 17th to 19th centuries. The site features several large stupas decorated with intricate carvings and offers panoramic views over the surrounding plains.

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Ariyakassap Pagoda

Traditional Buddhist pagoda located at the foot of the sacred hill, serving as a local center for religious ceremonies and community gatherings.

Vihear Preah Ath Roes

Temple known for the 18-cubit Buddha. The original 16th-century statue was largely destroyed during the Khmer Rouge era but has since been reconstructed within the temple ruins.

Preah Chan Reachea Stupa

Historical monument built to house the remains of King Chan Reachea. The stupa is a primary example of traditional Cambodian funerary architecture located on the northern ridge of the hill.

Vipassana Dhura Buddhist Centre - Temple

One of Cambodia's largest meditation centers, distinguished by its ornate golden architecture, intricate wall paintings, and extensive facilities for monks and practitioners.

វត្តទេពប្រណម

Ancient temple site featuring a large seated Buddha statue. It was originally part of the 16th-century capital complex and remains an active place of worship.

Genocide Memorial

Memorial site containing the remains of victims discovered in mass graves in the Oudong area, commemorating those lost during the Khmer Rouge regime.

Wat Vang Chas

Known as the Old Palace Temple, this site marks the location of the former royal residence and contains several historical structures and religious statues.

Chey Uddom Pagoda

Buddhist temple complex featuring traditional Khmer architectural elements and providing a quiet space for local religious practice near the base of the mountain.