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If you slip just a few blocks northwest of the palace grounds, you’ll find yourself standing before the quiet, sun-drenched courtyard of Wat Saravan (officially Wat Saravan Techo).
While it rarely tops the generic “must-see” lists for casual tourists, this historic pagoda holds a profound significance. It is a living survivor of Cambodia’s complex history an...
“I wake up.
I philosophize.
I existentialize.
I wander.”
©️Jackie Hadel, 2026
This thought came into existence on one of my wanderings during this current 6-month stint in Saigon. I tried to articulate what my life is like at the moment.
Wat Ounalom.
“Ounalom” translates to “eyebrow hair.” Founded in 1443, this sacred site is the spiritual heart of Cambodian Buddhism and houses a revered relic: a hair from the Buddha’s eyebrow.
It survived the devastation of the Khmer Rouge era. Today it’s a symbol of Cambodia’s resilience and enduring faith.