The collapse was built in the late 11th and early 12th centuries, the period of Suryavarman II. This Indian temple is dedicated to Shiva and is the first temple in Angkor's complex to be completely constructed of sandstone. This is a run-down, hidden, unrepaired temple. This temple has never been completed, and the walls of the temple that should have been embossed are empty. Because of its original features, it is said that this is the most worthwhile and most difficult to visit in the Angkor relics. The collapsed columns that have not been repaired may not have the majesty of the repaired Angkor City, but more show the traces of time, from the vicissitudes of life, the ancient prosperity, the portrayal of time. I have seen the spectacular scenery of Angkor, and come here to find another historical imprint, and also the tickets for the tens of kilometers of running around and five dollars.