Have you ever tasted the sweet and succulent fruits of the Ktub River region? I’m talking about juicy jackfruit, ripe mangoes, and the creamy sweetness of coconut. Well, just a short distance from the bustling heart of Phnom Penh, nestled along the banks of the Ktub River, lies the tranquil Wat Keang Svay Krao. This beautiful pagoda is more than just a place of worship. It’s a popular escape for city dwellers and a testament to Cambodia’s enduring connection to nature and spirituality. Wat Keang Svay Krao sits about 19 kilometers east of Phnom Penh. You can get there easily by taking National Road 1 after crossing the Monivong Bridge. The pagoda itself is about 300 meters from the main road, nestled within a lush, 10-hectare site bursting with greenery. Since 1979, Wat Keang Svay Krao has been a favorite destination for locals and tourists alike. People flock here not just for the spiritual peace of the pagoda, but also for the chance to experience the floating houses and restaurants that line the Ktub River. Imagine yourself savoring delicious grilled fish or chicken, all while basking in the shade of fruit trees and enjoying the gentle breeze coming off the river. It’s the perfect way to spend a relaxing afternoon.
Por Sen Chey District Land Management, Urban Planning, Construction and Cadastral Survey Bureau
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