Preah Khan Temple is one of the largest temple complexes in the Angkor area, built by King Jayavarman VII in the 12th century to honor his father, hence also known as the "Father Temple". The temple is grand in scale and once served as an important Buddhist learning center. Preah Khan is renowned for its unique two-story structure and exquisite stone carvings, featuring numerous long corridors and courtyards. Similar to Ta Prohm, it has been invaded by tropical vegetation, with tree roots intertwining with ancient architecture to create a unique landscape. At the center of the temple stands a distinctive two-story circular building, a rare Greek-style structure in Angkor architecture.
很小的一个景区,没有觉得很有特色
Very unpalatable. Please don't go. Expensive and bad service. The food is not fresh.\n\n非常难吃。千万别去。价格贵,服务差,食物也不新鲜。