Banteay Chhmar is a largely unrestored, sprawling monastic complex set amongst jungle overgrowth. Face towers, temple in jungle scenes and extensive, amazingly well preserved bas-reliefs provide some of the highlights. Banteay Chhmar was dedicated to the son of the King, Jayavarman VII, who died fighting Champa. Khmer-Cham battles are depicted in the bas reliefs.

The Ang Trapeang Thmor Sarus Crane Conservation Area is one of the prime bird watching sites of northwest Cambodia. The area offers a unique opportunity to easily observe a diversity of bird species including the endangered Eastern Sarus Crane, the world's tallest flying bird. The protected area is a huge reservoir created by forced labor during the Khmer Rouge regime, which harbors a unique wetland now. Besides the Sarus Crane, the reservoir harbors more than 200 species of other birds, of which 18 have been classified as globally threatened or globally near-threatened.

For reaching the Banteay Neang it takes distance around 11 km (20mn) From Provincial Town. It is in The Banteay Chhmar Village, Banteay Chhmar Commune, Tmar Puok District. The Historical Sites and Buildings, Location: Road No. 69A, Banteay Chhmar Village, Banteay Chhmar Commune, Tmar Puok District.

Are the natural and cultural resort locating at Se Rey Sa Phoan District, along the National Road No 5, about 5kilometers west of Banteay Meanchey provincial town. The two mountains are near one another. The vertical faces of the mountains a like a wall. At the flank, there is a place for visitors to relax. At the foot of the mountain is a large well, 10 squar meters and 12 meters deep. Some stone statues are sculptured there. There are also a number of vendors selling stone sculptures.

Is the natural and cultural resort locating at Se Rey Sa Phoan District, along the National Road No 5 in 65-kilometer distance from Phnom Penh or five-kilometer distance from the provincial town, then turning right more 500 Meters. The resort consists of two mountains closed to each other and big-stand rocks which look like wall. On the top of the mountains, there are new buildings constructed in ancient style for local tourists who spend their visit and leisure there during the festival days.

We can go down along the National Road No 59 to access the Thmar Puok District. It is the historical site which was built between 12th and 13th centuries during the reign of King, Jar Varman VII. The temple is located at Thmar Puok District, along the National Road No 59.

The construction was at the late 12th -13th century C.E, Buddhist religion, Jayavarman VII king, Bayon Style; Famed, large temple in Banteay Meanchy province, the ancient temple is a massively unrestored, sprawling complex set amongst jungle overgrowth. Face towers, temple in jungle scenes and extensive, amazingly well preserved bas –reliefs provide some of the highlight. Banteay Chhar, require an entire day to get to and back from Siem Reap.

The way to reach the Ang Touk Kanh Va let getting down along the National Road No 69A. It located Se Rey Sa Phoan District, it is the natural resort locating at Se Rey Sa Phoan District, along the National Road No 69A in four-kilometer distance from the provincial town or 364-kilometer distance from Phnom Penh.

Visitors who spend holiday the resorts are usually interested in: Abundance of fresh air. The beautiful scenary with blowing winds of Ang Teuk Kang Va. Leisure activities such as swimming, fishing and boating.

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9. Phnom Svay

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10. Sculpture Handicraft

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12. Yeah Chou Temple

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