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The National Museum of Cambodia in Phnom Penh blends traditional Khmer architecture with French colonial influences, featuring gabled roofs, carved doors, and the architectural style of ancient Khmer temples. The museum houses approximately 15,000 artifacts spanning different historical periods, including prehistoric artifacts and early, middle, and late Angkor artifacts, primarily consisting of stone tools, bronzes, ceramics, and wooden objects.
最近の雨で水溜りができて、その水に反射しているプレールプ遺跡の姿も素晴らしい。
This is a gorgeous temple with a great view for sun set. The color is different from others and is stunning when the sun hits it. It's also pretty in the rain.
とても美しい場所。階段がきつい。
Temple Built: Pré Rup\nBuilt: 961\nReign: King Rajendravarman (944 - 968)\nDedicated to: Lord Shiva\n\nThe temple was built in 961 by King Rajendravarman before the change of capital of the kingdom of Koh Ker to Angkor. Pre Rup and the temple of Mebon have common characteristics, both erected in the center of a now dry baray and built around the same period.\nThe central tower of the temple hosted at the time a linga, called "Rajendratrekvara" or heir of Shiva.\nA stone inscription evokes the construction and consecration of Pre Rup. This inscription is currently in the National Museum of Phnom Penh and its Sanskrit text is the longest known which dates from the ancient Khmer period.
Temple différent des autres. Il est construit avec des briques rouges sur trois niveaux. Pas d’affluence, ce qui a rendu la visite géniale. La montée des escaliers est raide mais la vue d’ensemble vaut la peine.
