Where communities gather

Places

Wats, restaurants, bakeries, grocery stores and shops where Khmer communities gather, eat and shop, with addresses and visiting details.

Watercolor of a sunny strip-mall plaza with a donut shop, a noodle restaurant, a grocery and a silk shop under palm trees
Illustration inspired by a domed central market in Phnom Penh.

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CambodiaProvinces, cities, towns and natural features.25 provinces
Wats and templesKhmer Buddhist temples, their communities and visiting details.1040 temples
Restaurants and bakeriesKhmer restaurants, noodle shops, donut shops and bakeries.81 places
Grocery storesMarkets and grocers with Cambodian and Southeast Asian foods.18 stores
Bridal and cultural shopsWedding attire, silk, jewelry and cultural goods.12 shops

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A place to begin

Visit Cambodia Town

Visit Cambodia Town

Heritage siteRead about the Long Beach neighborhood, then find its restaurants, shops and community groups.
National Cambodian Heritage Museum and Killing Fields Memorial

National Cambodian Heritage Museum and Killing Fields Memorial

OrganizationA museum and memorial in Chicago, opened in 2004, that tells Cambodian history from ancient times to the Cambodian American community of today.
Angkor Wat

Angkor Wat

Heritage siteThe 12th-century temple complex in Siem Reap province, on the World Heritage List.
Plan a temple visit

Plan a temple visit

OrganizationA Khmer Buddhist temple in Modesto, California, run by the Modesto Cambodian Buddhist Society.

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