Pailin Province

Pailin is a region on the northern edge of the Cardamom Mountains in western Cambodia, 25km from the fringe of Thailand. This territory is encompassed by Battambang region, and was formally cut out of Battambang to end up distinctly a different managerial division after the surrender of the Khmer Rouge in 1996. A modest bunch of common attractions are anticipate in Pailin, including picturesque mountains, waterfalls, and a rich bamboo timberland. Its capital is Pailin City.

Another intriguing destinations for travelers is Wat Rattanak Sorphon, a Burmese style pagoda that is over 570 years of age. With lovely Burmese characters are engraved on the entryways, this pagoda is proof of early Burmese settlement around there. For sure, the Burmese were the principal individuals to find the valuable diamonds in the locale, and Pailin thusly turned into the biggest digging place for sapphires and rubies in Indochina. Phnom Yat has a decent number of spots where guests can at present observe the pearl mining exercises today.