Phnom Kulen National Park, National park in Cambodia
Phnom Kulen National Park is revered for its natural beauty and religious significance.
The site was a major quarry for sandstone used in the construction of Angkor monuments.
The park houses numerous ancient temples and a reclining Buddha statue.
Visitors can enjoy waterfalls, hiking trails, and picnicking spots within the park.
It features the River of a Thousand Lingas with sacred carvings on the riverbed.
Inception: 1993
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Phnom Kulen National Park is revered for its natural beauty and religious significance.
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