Posted on April 23rd, 2008 by May
Special Red or Pink Sandstone Temples
Banteay Samre
This is the largest temple constructed in similar style to Angkor Wat’s architecture and artistry. The Banteay Samre was constructed in the same time as Angkor. Many of the carvings are in excellent condition. You can combine a trip to Banteay Srey with this temple.
Banteay Srei or Banteay Srey
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Posted on February 21st, 2008 by May
Kbal Spean Ancient River Carvings
This is a beautiful jungle on the mountain. The carvings in the river bed are beautiful. Kbal Spean is often referred to as the Valley of the 1,000 Lingas. It is about 12km away from Banteay Srey and can be combined with a trip to Banteay Srei. Kbal Spean is best [...]
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Posted on February 16th, 2008 by May
Temple Grand Tour
Preah Khan
This is a huge temple full of carvings. It is in the middle of the jungle with good views. This temple is one of the only examples where round columns were used in its construction.
Praeh Neak Pean
This is s small island temple. It was built in one of the [...]
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Posted on November 28th, 2007 by May
Beng Melea Temple
This is a jungle temple and carvings are in very good condition. It is along the road to Beng Melea where you can see local villagers and the local market. Beng Melea even beats Ta Prohm for its ambience. There are piles of fallen stones and carved lintels strewn on the forest floor [...]
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Posted on November 16th, 2007 by May
Phnom Kulen Fertility River Carving Mountain
This is on the mountain and is very beautiful with the waterfall and jungle. It is also a good spot for a swim or to relax.
You can see the carvings in the water. The river bed is home to the 1,000 Lingas – fertility carvings. It is [...]
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