Cambodian Cultural Village

Dayushu Village is a local village with a long history, simple folk customs and beautiful scenery. Buddhist culture and handmade culture are integrated into the villagers' lives. We came to the village, Cambodia's "black rose" in bright national costumes, and several people of "people's band" beat and played a welcome song that they could not understand. A local beauty called "cultural representative" guided us to her house. There are workshops displaying silverware, wood carving and processing along the sandy mud road, as well as stalls displaying various fruits such as coconut, jackfruit, mangosteen, red hairdan. There are a few white cattle grazing on the wasteland of the village, and they are thin as a boar. There are many long-footed chickens in the empty flat to live in "single room", the owner introduced this is iron cock, "cockfighting" is the entertainment project of the villagers.

It feels good, very Cambodian folklore, there are houses of various ethnic groups in Cambodia, large and small theaters, and traditional Cambodian wedding ceremony performances. The epitome of many famous buildings in Cambodia, such as Phnom Penh Palace, museums, etc., as well as small zoos and botanical gardens. Trip.com booking is cheaper than buying tickets on the spot. It is worth seeing.

The cultural village is a place with performances, you can also understand the whole history and customs of Cambodia, and it is also a commercial shopping point, but there is no mandatory, the team should come here more.

Villagers' living standards continue to improve [scenery] [interesting] [cost-effective]

The feeling of the cultural village is OK, the whole is some folk things

Cambodia culture village that’s a perfect place to visit

As a developing country, the infrastructure is not very good, but the folk custom is simple. There is no bargaining for street snacks. The drinking water is all bottled water, because the tap water is not up to the standard. The scenery is really good. You can see the details of an ancient civilized country. Personally, you like it better than a city with cement and steel bars.