ODDAR MEANCHEY

THE CULTURAL SITE OF KHMER ROUGE (TAMU HOUSE)

The place displayed statues depicting the lifestyle and troop arrangement of Khmer Rouge during the period of their struggle against the Royal Government. This area had been organized and controlled by Khmer Rouge since 1979 to the end of 1997. The cultural site of Khmer Rouge is located at the center of An Lung Veng Districial in 100-kilometer distance from the provicial town by Road No 68.

At present, there are many tourists who visit the area and take picture of Khmer Rouge activities remain.

BORDER CHECK-PINT OF OU SMACH

Located at the cmmen border of Cambodia-Thailand in 41-kilometer distance from the provincial town by Road No 68. Ou Smach is the man-made tourist site, which has been invested by Royal Group Company and VTP shop Group Company on Casino, five-star hotel and restaurants. The site has been organized as the entertainment spot in international standard. Most tourists who go there are Thai tourists.

WATERFALL OF CAM PEY ( WATERFALL OF LA ANG TATHONG)

Is the natural resort locating at 35-kilometer distance from the provincial town along the road No 68. The resort consists of waterfall at the mountain valley, big rock having 500-square meter size, mountain full of trees and a lot of orchids and other colorfull varied flowers. At 500-meter distance from the waterfall, there is another natural and cultural resort, which has been arranged and organized by monks who make their meditation there. This resort named Rut Cham Pey having many varied statues depicting the process of human life-born and died and other religion and animal figures. In addition, there are many other natural and historical resorts, which have been putting in the projects for development by the Provincial Tourist Office

such as:
The area of Tonle Sar
The area of Ang Ou Ang Krang
The area of Pra Sat Seung
The area of Ang Tropeang Baray
The area of Pra Sat Pursat
The area of Cham Kar Kuy
The area of Beung Snour
The area of Tum Nup Thmey
The area of Tuol Kruos (Killing field and prison of Khmer Rouge