Here I would like to share you the stunning murals in Phnom Penh. Maybe there are a lot of bloggers writing it, when it was late for me to do it as the local and living here over 10 years. When I have no idea what to do and where to go, so I was thinking of [Beoung Kak] street 93 where I had been there before for a long time ago. I couldn’t remember how long I had never been there, I like hanging out and chilling with my friends before, and most of people have known that it was the lakeside. I was amazed when I revisit it again, oh wow mural paintings, fantastic with the incredible artist.
I used to give credit to all the mural paintings in Penang and Melaka Malaysia, but when I was there to see the mural in Phnom Penh, it was the best painting ever. It was like you play seek and hide with every block of the narrow paths, but it made me sad when I saw those amazing mural painting was surrounded by trash and unused stuff. I could never understand why people who living there hang their clothes to block the awesome view of mural and throw the mountain’s trash over there, or they probably don’t know the value of those painting.
I am not an artist and sometime don’t even know the meaning of the mural painting, but what I value the most are those people’s talents. if you cannot create ones can you just appreciate and value for those mural painting? If the local people can keep cleanness on the side maybe attracting more tourist to visit, so at the same time they can make a deal with their business from selling some like souvenirs and foods to them.
Keep our community clean is our responsibility. We don’t want to grow up and live with the trash so to make good &clean environments is starting from us, hand by hand to clean our city.
