Constructed during the early 20th century, the Chan Chaya Pavilion has a storied history closely tied to the Cambodian monarchy. It was originally built as a royal retreat and a space for the royal family to enjoy performances of traditional music and dance. The pavilion’s name translates to “The Pavilion of the Moonlight,” which reflects its enchanting ambiance. Over the years, it has hosted numerous cultural events and ceremonies, solidifying its place as a vital part of Cambodia’s cultural landscape and royal heritage. Today, it remains a cherished venue for celebrating and preserving Cambodian performing arts.
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Experience the charm and cultural significance of the Chan Chaya Pavilion with Eagle Discovery Cambodia. Our guided tours will immerse you in the history of the pavilion, including its role in royal ceremonies and the preservation of traditional arts. Enjoy a performance of classical Cambodian dance, and learn about the stories and traditions that define this beautiful art form. Join us to appreciate the exquisite beauty of the pavilion and its place in Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage.