📜 Prominent Buddhist temple in Phnom Penh, the tallest religious structure in the city. 🔍 Built in 1372, rebuilt several times, last in 1926, it stands on the city's only hill, named after its legendary founder, Lady Penh. # Why Go 🙏 Important Buddhist site, housing Buddha statues 🏛️ Explore an amalgam of styles from over 600 years of history 🌳 Features gardens built by the French 🐒 Observe entertaining monkeys 🌅 Offers cooler views of the city, especially at sunset # Why Avoid ⚠️ Chaotic scene with pushy vendors and beggars 🚫 Avoid buying caged birds, often endangered species # Tips ⌚ Visit in the late afternoon for a peaceful experience and cooler views. 💰 Hold on to your wallet due to vendors and beggars. 🚶 Prepare for steps to reach the top of the hill. # Cost 💰 Entrance $1, on-site museum $2. # Hours 🕒 Daily, 7 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.
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