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The Royal Palace in Phnom Penh Royalty Free Stock Photo

Royal Palace Phnom Penh Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Royal Palace Phnom Penh in Cambodia Royalty Free Stock Photo

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This photo was taken in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The Royal Palace Khmer: Ã¡Å¾âÃ¡Å¸âÃ¡Å¾Å¡Ã¡Å¸â¡Ã¡Å¾âÃ¡Å¾Å¡Ã¡Å¾ËÃ¡Å¾Å¡Ã¡Å¾Â¶Ã¡Å¾â¡Ã¡Å¾ÅÃ¡Å¾Â¶Ã¡Å¸â Ã¡Å¾âÃ¡Å¾âÃ¡Å¸ÆÃ¡Å¾âÃ¡Å¸âÃ¡Å¾Å¡Ã¡Å¸â¡Ã¡Å¾Å¡Ã¡Å¾Â¶Ã¡Å¾â¡Ã¡Å¾Â¶Ã¡Å¾Å½Ã¡Å¾Â¶Ã¡Å¾â¦Ã¡Å¾â¬Ã¡Å¸âÃ¡Å¾Å¡Ã¡Å¾â¬Ã¡Å¾ËÃ¡Å¸âÃ¡Å¾âÃ¡Å¾Â»Ã¡Å¾â¡Ã¡Å¾Â¶, Preah Barum Reachea Veang Nei Preah Reacheanachak Kampuchea; French: Palais royal de Phnom Penh, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, is a complex of buildings which serves as the royal residence of the king of Cambodia. Its full name in the Khmer language is Preah Barum Reachea Veang Chaktomuk Serei Mongkol Khmer: Ã¡Å¾âÃ¡Å¸âÃ¡Å¾Å¡Ã¡Å¸â¡Ã¡Å¾âÃ¡Å¾Å¡Ã¡Å¾ËÃ¡Å¾Å¡Ã¡Å¾Â¶Ã¡Å¾â¡Ã¡Å¾ÅÃ¡Å¾Â¶Ã¡Å¸â Ã¡Å¾âÃ¡Å¾â¦Ã¡Å¾ÂÃ¡Å¾Â»Ã¡Å¾ËÃ¡Å¾Â»Ã¡Å¾ÂÃ¡Å¾Å¸Ã¡Å¾Â·Ã¡Å¾Å¡Ã¡Å¾Â¸Ã¡Å¾ËÃ¡Å¾âÃ¡Å¸âÃ¡Å¾âÃ¡Å¾âº. The Kings of Cambodia have occupied it since it was built in 1860s, with a period of absence when the country came into turmoil during and after the reign of the Khmer Rouge.