Wat Langka, Buddhist temple in Cambodia
Wat Langka is one of Phnom Penh's five original wats, established in 1442.
Originally founded as a sanctuary for the Holy Writings and a meeting place for Cambodian and Sri Lankan monks.
The temple is an important center for the preservation of traditional Cambodian Buddhism.
Located near Independence Monument, it serves as a quiet space amidst the bustling city.
Known for its extensive library with many palm-leaf manuscripts.
Location: Phnom Penh
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