Wat Ounalom, Buddhist temple in Cambodia
Wat Ounalom is a prominent Buddhist temple located in Phnom Penh.
Established in 1443, Wat Ounalom is considered one of the most important temples in Cambodia.
The temple serves as the center of Cambodian Buddhism and houses the country's religious administration.
Visitors to Wat Ounalom can enjoy the rich tapestry of historical artifacts and religious teachings.
Home to an eyebrow hair of Buddha, Wat Ounalom is a site of great spiritual significance.
Location: Phnom Penh
Inception: 1443
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