Greeting everyone!
Today is such a beautiful day! After the exciting countdown to the New Year, we decided to continue our break by visiting Siem Reap province. I absolutely love this province, as I find myself coming here often to immerse myself in our Cambodian rich culture. There are so many ways to learn about its history—whether through statues, galleries, or other cultural landmarks.
Today, I want to take you on a trip to the Cultural Village in Siem Reap. Interestingly, the name of this place has recently been changed to Green Garden. I’m not entirely sure about the reason for the name change, but I was glad to visit it again. This place has so much to offer for relaxation and learning, such as the gallery of the Angkor Empire and other exhibitions.
You know, What’s more, the place feels quite different from before. It seems to attract more international visitors these days, which is fantastic. The entrance is conveniently located close to the gate, making it easy to access. I quickly bought two tickets for myself and my mom, and we headed straight in.
This place is kind of natural relaxing place where you can find the fish at the lake and even some where like this.
The first exhibit we explored showcased Khmer classical music, wild animals, and traditional accessories used by our ancestors. Obviously, it located near the entrance where it have two big room. It was both enjoyable and informative.
The second exhibit offered something unique—it displayed the various roles and lifestyles of Khmer people during the Angkor era. It also depicted the connection between the Khmer and Chinese communities, offering insights into their historical relationship.
Beyond these exhibitions, there was so much more to learn. Many visitors also enjoyed spending time outdoors, where there is a lovely coffee shop with a beautiful human-made waterfall as a backdrop.
It truly provides a relaxing and picturesque view. I am just ordering mocha milk shake the taste is pretty good.