St. Michael's Church, Sihanoukville

The church features an A-frame design with soaring roof and brick latticework at both ends, allowing natural light and ventilation through its structure.

Constructed in 1960 with support from King Norodom Sihanouk, St. Michael's Church became one of only two Catholic churches that survived the Khmer Rouge period.

The congregation primarily consists of French and Vietnamese Catholics, reflecting the multicultural composition of Sihanoukville's religious community.

Located on elevated ground near the entrance of Sihanoukville, the church maintains regular services and welcomes visitors throughout the week.

The interior contains a single room without traditional pews or ornate altars, featuring only a small lectern, crucifix, and flowers.

Location: Sihanoukville

Inception: 1960s

GPS coordinates: 10.63606,103.51647

Latest update: March 4, 2025 19:13