The Giant Clock of Kampot

 

Kampot province has a new tourist attraction that is attracting both local and international visitors: a giant clock on the riverbank. The giant clock is expected to become another famous landmark and a popular place for the public, like the popular seahorse sculpture in front of Kampot Provincial Hall.

The clock, built in traditional Khmer style with Khmer numerals, is 35 meters tall with a clock face measuring 9.7 meters in diameter. It is located in Ta Angk Village, Traeuy Kaoh Commune, Kampot City, on the west bank of the Kampot River, opposite Kampot Provincial Hall.

Dong Hu Resort Hotel

Dong Hu Resort Hotel is a wonderful place to stay, located in Sihanoukville, about 3 kilometers from the Golden Lion Roundabout and close to Ochheuteal Beach and Otres Beach. The hotel offers an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, and a bar. Upon arrival, guests are warmly welcomed by the reception staff, making them feel comfortable and confident. Guests can enjoy clean and comfortable rooms with beautiful sea views right in front of the hotel, as well as a large, well-maintained swimming pool with lifeguards on duty at all times.

Dong Hu Resort Hotel also offers a daily breakfast buffet featuring Chinese dishes and fresh fruit desserts at the Dong Hu restaurant. Guests can also visit nearby seafood restaurants and enjoy a variety of Asian dishes according to their preferences.

Dali Old Town in Yunnan - China

 

Yunnan Province is one of the most fascinating regions of China. However, a journey through this province would not be complete without visiting the city of Dali. It was once an ancient capital and later became an important political and cultural center of Yunnan.

Dali has a history that stretches back thousands of years. In the past, it was part of an important trade network connecting China with Southeast Asia. It is also the cultural heart of the Bai people, one of the largest ethnic minority groups in Yunnan. The Bai, whose name means “white,” are well known for their craftsmanship, especially in silverwork and marble carving. Their traditional houses, often painted white and decorated with intricate wall paintings, reflect a rich artistic heritage. Bai culture is deep and fascinating, and it is difficult to fully describe in words. Only by visiting Dali in person can one truly understand and experience its unforgettable charm.

Dali enjoys a pleasant climate year-round, though each season offers a distinct experience. Like Lijiang, the best times to visit are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when the weather is most comfortable.

Traveling to Dali is convenient. High-speed trains connect Dali to Kunming in about two hours, making it the best and most popular option.