Visit the red "Khmer" 🇰🇭 and experience the unique beauty of the palace 🎊🎊🎊.

📍Detailed address: Cambodia was formerly known as the Khmer Empire. On the map, the Kingdom of Cambodia is located on the southern part of the Indochinese Peninsula in China ⛰️, with a land area of 181,000 square kilometers and its capital in Phnom Penh. It is a traditional agricultural country with many farmers 👨‍🌾👨‍🌾👨‍🌾. In recent years, the tourism industry has developed rapidly, attracting many tourists from Europe, America and other countries every year. 👍Most recommended: The most popular tourist destinations in Cambodia are Angkor Wat, the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, and the Central Market👍. The Royal Palace of Phnom Penh was built by King Norodom I after he moved the capital to Phnom Penh in the year of 1866. Since then, the palace has become a symbol of Phnom Penh and the center of power in Cambodia. 👑👑👑 The current palace was designed and built by the French in the late 19th century, and was later expanded in the early 20th century. What tourists see today is only a small part of the palace 🙈. However, it still gives people a glimpse of Cambodia's glorious history and the unique beauty that sets it apart from other palaces 🏰. Walking under the blue sky and white clouds, even on the hot and unbearable streets of Phnom Penh, from afar, the eaves of the palace and the pointed towers complement each other, shining in gold and splendor. The golden roofs and yellow walls surround each other, and the colors of blue sky, white clouds, green trees 🌴, palace, and the unique features of the streets are so beautiful that tourists are even a little breathless and overwhelmed by the beauty. On the east side of the palace👉is a lawn square covered with lush green grass🌿☘️🍃. It is said that events such as the annual water-splashing festival and Independence Day commemoration are held here. #Discover the colors of the journey Currently, except for the royal residential area, which is not open to visitors, we can see most of the other attractions, such as the Coronation Palace, the Silver Hall Garden, and the Reviewing Stand, which are all quite beautiful, but unfortunately photography is not allowed.