Bakong Temples

There is a modern temple on the left of Bakong Temple, and the right is a cremation tower according to the folk... I think it is also worth a visit. Although I went to 11 attractions, there are more than 10 that have not been there. I think each is worth a look... Damei Angkor you are worth seeing.

This is one of the largest temples in the east of the city, with a long history and thousands of years of history. There are pagodas for people to pray, food for monks and visitors, and you can learn about the amazing architectural history at the temple. There are no service staff and mobile networks are limited, so don’t expect high quality enjoyment during your visit. Two things you must know, go to the temple and pray at the pagoda!

It is the first multi-storey temple mountain in the relics of Angkor, and the first temple in the Angkor dynasty to replace red brick with sandstone blocks, which is of great significance. It has been nearly 1,200 years since the beginning of the 20th century, and after years of efforts by French experts, the miracle of this near ruins was reproduced, so that the world could relive this ancient age. Full of respect

Bakong Temple (actually a group of temples) is one of the earliest Angkor temples in Siem Reap. It is located away from the others, but is still very well preserved. Take the ride through villages and country roads to get here - don't go via National Road 6.

In Cambodia, I really appreciate with that temple around Siem Reap even some really warming weather but pretty much just after stayed in that Temple.Small place of temple based in Bakong district, Siem reap

The Bakong has two firsts, the first temple in the capital of the Khmer dynasty to worship Shiva, the Hindu god, and the first temple in the Angkor dynasty to replace red brick with sandstone blocks. Among the many temples in the Angkor Relics complex in Cambodia, I like Bakong Temple the most, because the architectural style of Bakong Temple is greatly affected by the religious ideas of Java, so it is quite similar to Borobudur. Staying here makes me feel the prosperity and glory of the Khmer past!

The Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva, the largest and most important temple in the ruins of Rollos, was established by King Indra Bama I of Angkor in 881. Once a large temple in the city center, its architectural style inherits the influence of Indonesian Borobudur characteristics. This is one of my favorite temples in Angkor, not because of his sculpture, but because of the atmosphere.