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Wat Langka

Offers free meditation session on Mondays and Thursdays at 18:00.

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Eat
Sony Side Up
formerly Chat 'n Chew
Very popular with expats who hang out here. Owner Sony and his family are very friendly and helpful.
Eat
Surn Yi Vegetarian Restaurant
ហាងម្ហូបបួស ស៊ុនអ៉ីស៊ីសុវត្ថិ
Vegetarian restaurant with a variety of dishes including Chinese and Western options. Order by writing the item numbers on a laminated sheet with the marker provided.
US$3-5
See
The National Museum of Cambodia
Contains an excellent collection of art from Cambodia's "golden age" of Angkor, and a lovely courtyard at the centre. A main attraction is the statue of King Jayavarman VII (1181-1219) in a meditative pose. Other exhibits worth seeing include graceful statues of Hindu gods, ancient stelae (tablets) inscribed in Sanskrit and old Khmer, and artefacts from a prehistoric burial site. In the middle of the courtyard is the original statue of the "Leper King" (actually Yama, the Hindu god of death) from the terrace of the Leper King in Angkor Archaeological Park. The building is of some historic interest, designed in the early 20th century by a French scholar of Khmer culture to evoke traditional Khmer architecture. The pleasant little park in front of the museum is the site of the annual Royal Ploughing Ceremony, at which the success or failure of the coming harvest is determined. The gift shop has a small selection of books on Cambodian archaeology, art, culture, and history.
Daily 08:00-17:00, last admission 16:30US$10, youth US$5
Drink
Chhma Catfe
A cat cafe where you can enjoy a nice hot or cold drink in the company of lots of playful cats, when they are not sleeping or eating.
Closed · opens 8:30 amUS$1.5 donation entrance fee. Smoothies US$2.5