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More Reasons to Visit Battambang, Cambodia

Battambang, Cambodia is known for it's agriculture - it's often called the rice bowl of Cambodia - but there's so much more to it. The most popular attractions are the bat cave and the bamboo train, however in this video we're going to show you some additional things to see and do in Battambang. From bizarre Buddhist statues, to the stinkiest market where "Cambodian cheese", prahok is made. We are jumping on a scooter and spending the day exploring some of the off the beaten path sights in Cambodia's 2nd largest city. SUPPORT THE CHANNEL - if you like what I do and want to show your appreciation, please consider donating here: https://www.itchyfeetonthecheap.com/p... #ItchyFeetInTheKH Be sure to follow along by subscribing below. Better yet, after subscribing hit the bell icon to get notified whenever I post a video. 👤 ABOUT ME I currently live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and I am constantly exploring and traveling the country and other parts of the world. I've lived abroad with my partner in crime Sara for over 8 years (Vietnam, China, Ecuador, Cambodia). We are expats 4 life. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🖥 Subscribe: http://bit.ly/2e8BCZv 💻 Website: http://itchyfeetonthecheap.com/ 📧 Email: [email protected] 🖼 Instagram:   / itchyfeetonthecheap   🗨 Facebook:   / itchyfeetonthecheap   🗯 Twitter:   / itchyfeetcheap   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🎵 MUSIC "Blitz" by Eric Reprid   / ericreprid   and Clueless Kit   / cluelesskit   0:00 It's a beautiful day in Battambang 0:55 Wat Samrong Knong 1:22 Wild Battambang 2:19 What's in this tree? 3:15 The Killing Fields in Battambang 4:09 Welcome to Buddhist Hell 5:00 Chinese dam 5:37 Prahok Market 8:08 Rice Paper Factory and Spring Rolls 10:11 Ek Phnom and Giant Buddha 10:56 The back roads of Battambang 11:30 Reservoir and canal system 12:38 Sweet coffees and bad schools