• Silver Village Kompong Luong - Renowned for its exquisite handcrafted silver products, this village offers items like elephant miniatures, ornate boxes, and various embossed works, often made to order. Nearly all residents are skilled artisans, and their silver creations are sold in both local and international markets. Children in the village naturally learn silver crafting from a young age, without formal instruction. Approximately 30 to 40 families in this community have been producing silver handicrafts for three generations, with each family averaging a monthly production of 5-6 kilograms.
• Vipassana Dhurak Buddhist Centre of the Kingdom of Cambodia - This center aims to establish a school of Vipassana (Insight Meditation) to teach and guide Cambodian Buddhists in doing good, avoiding evil, and purifying their minds according to the teachings of Lord Buddha, fostering patience and calmness. This initiative aspires to bring prosperity and peace to society. It also focuses on promoting social ethics and harmony through organized messages.
• Oudong Temple - This hill is known by three names: Phnom Udong, Phnom Preah Reach Troap, and Phnom Edthareus. The site encompasses the peaks of five hills: Chetdei, Trai Treung, Chetdei Kampul Buon, Preah Ang Chol Nipean, and Ariya Kasaks. The Chetdei and Trai Treung summits are of equal height. Phnom Udong spans approximately 1,500 meters by 700 meters from east to west.
• Oudong Market - A vibrant food market located at Oudong Mountain.

This market is an excellent choice for lunch when visiting Oudong Mountain or Phnom Preah Reach Troap, offering a wide variety of street food, snacks, fruits, steamed rice, pickled vegetables, and more. Visitors frequently explore this market to sample or purchase food for lunch with friends, family, or loved ones.

• Professional English-speaking tour guide
• Refreshment with cool water
• Travel in comfort with an air-conditioned vehicle
• Skilled driver for safe transportation
• All entrance fees included

• Tipping service and other personal expenses.
• Personal travel insurance

Oudong was established by King Srei Soryapor in 1601 following the desertion of Longvek. During King Ang Duong’s reign (1841–1850), he developed the area by building canals, terraces, and bridges, and he also constructed numerous pagodas. From 1618 to 1866, it was officially known as Oudong Meanchey and served as the residence for a series of kings who were displaced from Longvek by the Thai invaders. In 1866, King Norodom left Oudong, relocating his royal court to the present capital, Phnom Penh.

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