Takeo (means “Crytal Grandfather”) is a province in the southwest of Cambodia. The province shares its borders with Kampot to the west, Kandal to the north and the east, and Kampong Speu to the northwest. Also, it has the international border with Vietnam to the south. At present, its provincial town is DounKaev (formerly named Takeo) which is small, primitive, and beautiful. With the close distance from Phnom Penh, the little town of Takeo is frequently visited by both locals and guests. When getting to this land, you can expect to see water almost everywhere, especially during the rainy season. Another highlight of Takeo refers to the pre-Angkorianhistory protected in the local museum and withstanding the ravages of time. The museum is where to preserve lots of artifacts and history of the pre-Angkorian time for the curious travelers to learn. What’s more, the overnight stay at Takeo town lets you experience the real local life and culture.
What to See in Takeo
Phnom Chiso Situated in Sia Village, around 27km to the north of Takeo provincial town and 62km south of Phnom Penh, the attraction of Phnom Chiso is a historical temple on the 130m high mountain. The temple was erected in the early 11th century, and its builder was King Suryavarman I who followed Brahmanism. Remarkably, the construction was made of sandstone and other kinds of stones.On top of the mountain, this religious, historical venue offers the authentic resources for you to learn about an old construction of Brahmanism and fantastic view. At first sight, you will be interested in the marvelous sculptures on the lintel and pillars. Sightseeing a masterpiece of history in
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