Bokor Mountain: A hub for religious tourism in Cambodia


Wat Sampov Bram, a temple built in 1924 by the Queen Mother of King Sisowath, stands atop Bokor Mountain, surrounded by mist. - PPP

PHNOM PENH: Preah Monivong Bokor National Park, commonly referred to as “Bokor” is a prominent destination for religious tourism. It features a diverse array of spiritual landmarks that cater to various faiths and cultural interests.

Wat Sampov Bram offers serene reflection and sightseeing opportunities. The old Catholic Church atop the mountain stands as a historical Christian landmark.

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