Also within the compound of the Royal Palace is the SilverPagoda, so called as the floor is made of 5 tons of silver, too bad that the floor is almost totally covered...
The SilverPagoda (also known as Wat Preah Keo ) was first built in 1892, but then it was expensively rebuilt in 1962 with a massive amount of gold, silver, and...
In front of the marble staircase leading to this SilverPagoda is a miniature stupa made of gold and silver, which contains a relic of Buddha brought from Sri Lanka...
Discover everything you need to know about SilverPagoda (Wat Preah Keo), Phnom Penh including history, facts, how to get there and the best time to visit.
The SilverPagoda is an architectural marvel and the serenity that exists effortlessly within its grounds provides a wonderful contrast to the bloody history of Cambodia.
Identified by the iconic high yellow walls that shelter the site, the Royal Palace and SilverPagoda are one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city.
The Royal Palace costs US6.25 for access to all the buildings in the entire site and the SilverPagoda is located in one of the three main compounds of the palace.
Not only is the pagoda covered with more than 5,000 silver titles but the staircase leading to the pagoda is made of Italian marble, with the temple home to a...