Today, we will take you to Wat Phnom in Cambodia.

Wat Phnom, as the cradle of Phnom Penh, stands tall on the horizon. At the top of the nearly 100-meter-high mountain, there is a statue of Lady Penh, which has become an indispensable symbol of the city. Wat Phnom, located at the top of the mountain, is about 30 meters high. It is like a quiet oasis. The temple is full of delicate and exquisite Khmer-style reliefs, showing its solemnity and magnificence. Climbing to the top of the mountain and then climbing the ancient tower, you can see the whole city, which is refreshing. Behind Wat Phnom, there is also a warm and touching legend. It is said that in the 14th century, a gentle woman named "Penh" accidentally found a Buddha statue by the Mekong River. She was compassionate and placed it on a nearby hill and built a temple for worship. Over time, it gradually developed into a prosperous city. In the 15th century, the national capital moved from Angkor to this place and was officially named "Phnom Penh", meaning "the mountain guarded by Lady Penh". The Chinese affectionately call it "Phnom Penh". This name has been used to this day and has become an immortal memory and glory of this city.