Lolei

Unlike most Angkor monasteries, which use stones as building materials, the building of Lore Temple is built of brick, with stone statues inlaid, four tower-shaped buildings badly damaged, and the interior hollow, which the king built to sacrifice his father and ancestors.

The temple is small and is being renovated, but we were happy to be here. As part of our trip to the temples in the area, we visited the Lore Temple. The scenery becomes so relaxed and peaceful as you leave the crowded “famous” Angkor Wat, we love the small temples in this area very much. Be sure to visit the “Lolei and Kouk Trach Learning Center” behind the temple (they will welcome you in a very polite way). We were surprised to find that very little money can have such a huge impact on the lives of orphans, so please donate generously.

The Buddhist temple built by the memory of his mother was once hidden deep in the dense forest. I think it is one of the most distinctive temples. The temple and the trees are mixed together. It feels very shocking, but there are many mysterious colors. The explorer found him when he had collapsed seriously, but it gave a mysterious feeling, due to the broadcast of the "Tomb Raider", which is more and more known

Luolai Temple is one of the ruins of Luoluo Temple. It was built in 893 under the orders of King Yasubama I. The reservoir has dried up, but its eastern step is the original historic site of the pool wharf. The site was under restoration when I went.

Luolai Temple is small and damaged seriously. The red bricks that collapsed are piled up there. Now under repair, there are still some exquisite carvings across the housekeeper. There is a primary school near the temple. They seem to need it very much if they have the opportunity to donate some materials.