JOURNEY TO NEW PLACES: Guests can travel to southeastern Asian jungles through the Giant Screen Theater when Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia  premieres on Jan. 20! Learn about this medieval metropolis that was and their innovative way of life, how it mysteriously fell and went to ruins, and how scientists are now figuring out what exactly happened to this forgotten world.

Then, if you’re looking to compliment your Cambodian crusade, here a few possible activities to do after you’ve viewed Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia.

• Meditation Sessions | Around Atlanta
  • https://georgiameditation.org/upcoming--calendar.html ; https://www.meetup.com/atlanta-buddhism-events/events/
  • Explore one of the main themes in this film and try a meditation session hosted by one of the many Buddhist temples in Atlanta! These are offered in person and online, and many are beginner friendly.
• Bowl O Flames | 35 miles from Fernbank
  • https://www.exploregeorgia.org/porterdale/food-drink/casual-full-service/bowl-o-flames
  • While a bit of a trek from Fernbank, Bowl O Flames is home to authentic Cambodian cuisine made by head chef Thy Duong, who escaped from Cambodia when he was 9 years old. Its menu includes Cambodian specials like Lok Lay, the Student noodle, chicken wings and more.
• Visit an Archaeological Site | Around Atlanta
  • Believe it or not, there are a few archaeological sites and historical landmarks around the city that will make you feel like one of the scientists in the film. Some of the closest ones include Fort Daniel, Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park and Soapstone Ridge.

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