Cambodia 2,000 Riels Banknote, 2007, P-59a, UNC

The 2,000 Cambodian riel banknote is a green, black, and yellow paper banknote that measures 146 mm by 68 mm. The obverse features the entrance of the Preah Vihear temple, with an image of the naga, a mythical snake being in Hindi and Buddhist beliefs. The reverse features farmers harvesting rice in front of the Angkor Wat. The note has a solid security thread with demetalized *NBC* and a watermark of a Bayon sculpture.