Abandoned church of the former hill station built by the French in the Bokor National Park. Bokor Hill Station. National park of

Abandoned church of the former hill station built by the French in the Bokor National Park. Bokor Hill Station. National park of Stock Photo

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Abandoned church of the former hill station built by the French in the Bokor National Park. Bokor Hill Station. National park of Cambodia Phnom Bokor and the French city of a XVIII century thrown there The most beautiful and most mystical natural park of Southeast Asia, it is, of cource, Phnom Bokor. 140 thousand hectare of untouched mountain jungle, the biggest herd of wild elephants in Southeast Asia. Park Phnom Bokor is located in Elephant mountains being continuation Cardamon mountains (Kravan). Most park Phnom Bokor point - mountain Kamtjaj is high (Bokor, Phnom on khmer dictionary means - the mountain) has height of 1077 metres above sea level and is the point second for height point in Cambodia. At once at entrance to park virgin forests begin. National park Phnom Bokor, beginning somewhere with 250 metres it is densely covered by almost impassable primary jungle, from height, approximately, 910 metres all park Bokor is covered by rather equal plateau. Where there lives wild herd of elephants more than 100 individuals. Also in Phnom Bokor live tigers, foxes, the greatest set of snakes and other, certainly monkeys. On the top there is Pagoda.

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