Wat
Wat Ta Phem
វត្តធម្មវិបស្សនារាម
Wat Ta Phem (វត្តធម្មវិបស្សនារាម, Wat Dhamma Vipassanaram) is a Buddhist Wat in Ta Phem village, Kamboul, Phnom Penh, founded in 1830.[1]
History
The Wat was built in 1830 on grounds of about 5.3 ha (13 acres).[1]
Religious life
As of 2026, the abbot was Preah Vinai Sangvar Rin Sophon, and 65 monks and 40 lay ascetics lived at the Wat.[1] He was already abbot in 2019.[2] The Wat grows vegetables on its land to support its monks, lay ascetics and lay followers. In May 2026, Samdech Khim Sorn, third deputy head of the Sangha, and Minister of Cults and Religion Chay Borin visited the gardens.[1]