3 Days in Battambang Vlog 🇰🇭 Part 2: Mi Kola, Phnom Sampov & The Killing Caves

Welcome back to Part 2 of my Battambang vlog! 🇰🇭

On my last day in Battambang, Cambodia, I dove even deeper into the city’s food, history, and culture.

Highlights✨
-Mi Kola (a traditional noodle dish of the ethnic Kola people)
-Bamboo sticky rice
-Tour of the city and learning how Battambang got its name
-Wat Samrong Knong — one of the oldest pagodas in BTB, with a tragic history during the Khmer Rouge regime.
-Phnom Sampov (Mountain) — with gorgeous views of rice fields and the city, -The Killing Caves, a Khmer Rouge execution site that now stands as a memorial.

This vlog is truly shows Battambang’s contrasts. Its beauty, resilience, and the deep history that every Cambodian and Khmer diaspora should experience.

👉 If you haven’t seen Part 1 (Day 1–2), watch it here: [   • 3 Days in Battambang, Cambodia Vlog 🇰🇭 Par...  ]

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