Thommanon

Located across the road from Chau Say Tevoda temple, this 12th century temple was built in honour of the Hindu gods Shiva and Vishnu and is full of wonderful carvings.

It is also a untouched temple. The Tomatsu temple is one of two, and the other is Chau Say Tevoda. It is a small Hindu temple. Fortunately, some of the sculptures are still in good condition. We didn't stay here long enough to take some pictures.

Absolutely exquisite temple ruins, a little damp, with green moss on it, inside can be drilled in, ceilings and murals show some battle scenes. The building is exquisitely similar to the Royal Palace.

The moss on the temple gives the building a layer of green, which is very interesting and gorgeous. The exquisiteness of the relief is the same as that of the Queen's Palace. There is a record of the battle between an elephant and a crocodile. A tour guide changed it to say, but everyone was afraid that he would consume it and left immediately.

Very distinctive temple, but you need a chartered car to get there