Top Things to Do in Battambang 2021

"Battambang. Nongsapa Mountain is a worthwhile place, and it is also a place full of memories and mysteries of suffering. You can walk up the mountain, you can also drive up the mountain, the mountain is not high, two to three hundred meters. From the top of the mountain, you can see the fortresses and cannons left from fighting against Thailand, the endless plains of Battambang and the distant cities, the glittering temples, and the monkeys running around fighting for food. Of course, there are Go down to the deep mass cave. It is said that during the Khmer Rouge period, tens of thousands of people were taken here and pushed down the cave. This cave, as it goes down step by step, is terrifying. The most exciting thing is that at the foot of the mountain, every twilight, thousands of bats fly out of a cave, flying all over the sky, extremely shocking, bats lined up out of the cave for nearly an hour, and a large number of white people are drinking beer here. Looking at this spectacle, at that moment, all the waiting is worth it!"

"Baken Temple has been more than 1100 years since, although has been broken, but his status is very high, as the original move after the capital Angkor after the center of the city, climbing up the 5-storey platform, standing to the center platform far from the four sides, still can see the grand situation at the beginning. Enjoy the 108 pagodas, imagine the golden rays of the city against the setting sun thousands of years ago. The total height of Mount Bacon is less than 70 meters, and climbing is not too difficult, but you can spend about a few domestic horse money to experience riding an elephant climbing. That's how the king went home."

"The lake tour was fine, relaxing. It takes more than an hour to get there and the tour around the lake it's not that long, around 2 hours or 3. Watching the floating village and its people was amazing. The sunrise was not that special that day thou and the water is not green anymore, it's actually brown."

"Play the small circle clockwise, then the Royal Bath is the last attraction to appear. This pool is very large, I thought there would be many people fishing on the side, but in fact there is no. There is a jungle in the distance, and there is no guardrail around it."

"I like to see and experience what the locals do. This is a reservoir that provides water for most of Siem Reap, and it is also a place where many locals meet on weekends. There are a lot of things "made for tourists" in Cambodia, and this is a great way to just spend time with the locals and see how they have a good time. During the dry season, you can walk or ride a horse across the reservoir and see a temple located on a small island. Man-made reservoir, but really big. Khymer in Siem Reap uses this as their beach. It is about 10 kilometers from the city. It's really worth seeing. Many people swim here. Quite safe. There are boat rentals. Many local street foods here are cheap. It is very cheap to rent a bed here, and it must be rented. It will get very hot here, so the awning is very important. Most of here are Khymer families. Some small restaurants on lakes and rivers have returned to Siem Reap. It's really cheap. highly recommended."

"Kbal Spean is best known for its bottom reliefs, and the Siem Reap River runs from Kbal Spean all the way to Angkor City and to Lake Donglisa. It is the source of all civilization. Kbal Spean's sculpture is adoration of the genitals, and I myself would interpret the origin of civilization, and the worship of the genitals symbolizes the desire to multiply more after-effects and create more different things (this is a personal interpretation, but it is not meant to be anything). Because reaching Kbal Spean is a bit of a climb and it's not a very good climb, it's hard to see what you call "bottom relief" if it doesn't rain for a while"

"It’s not far from Thailand. From here, you can go to the nearby bus station. There are buses to and from Thailand all day long. It’s only an hour away."

"水上村庄空邦鲁 authentic...15+3 dollar entrance fee.totally worthy. the most interesting stuff is on the way there, due to rain season, all the roads are flooded, tuktuk just driving right in something nothing less than a tiny river, yet every cambodian live, play and work in the water as usual.kids ll climb on tuktuk to hitchhike a little, i even saw a elderly woman sitting in the water, meditating...as to kongpong phluk itself, they are minding their own business, so people can always get the most authentic experience. i wish i could stay much longer."

"First of all, you have to make sure you don't mind dirty shoes. If it rains, the trail will become very muddy and slippery. To be honest, the starting point of this road is more thrilling than the waterfall. You can't swim in the river because the water is slowly being infected by leptospirosis-there are warning signs everywhere telling tourists this. This is a relatively easy hike-not very steep, but the mud makes it very slippery and there are no railings. Many people of different ages (from babies to the elderly) come here to hike, and many people choose to use crutches (highly recommended). There is also a cafe and bathroom facilities in front of the parking lot."

"let's experience the fantastic natural resort . make a swimming , mission the very long way to see the batcave @Kulenmountain"