Ta Som

Tason Temple (Ta Som) is a small temple in Angkor, Cambodia, built during the 12th century by King Jayavarman VII. It is located in the northeast of Angkor Thom and east of Neak Pean. The king dedicated this temple to his father, the reign of the emperor Indravalman 2 (Dharanindravarman II, the original name was Paramanishkalapada, from 1150 to 1160 years).

Because the attractions are not big and not very famous, so there are not many tourists. Instead, there is time to enjoy the frescoes on the walls in the shade. As a religious country, all the statues represent the bustling past of the Khmer dynasty.

A small temple in Angkor, Cambodia, on the east side of the Longchao pool, built by the king to commemorate his father, the temple has a sacred box and surrounding red earth corridor walls.

I will call it the simplified version of Ta Prohm Temple. There are also various peculiar trees wrapped in temple ruins. This is an important temple between Nirvana Palace and Dongmei Ben Temple along the Great Circle Route.

Ta Xun Temple is also a temple with very little traffic. There are not so many carvings and architectural features inside, and it is relatively rough. But if you look closely, you can also find many different carving styles from other temples. For example, this picture of apsara with three ribbons is very similar to the flying sky in China. Of course, you must not miss the old tree at the east gate of this place. Many people did not reach the old tree at the east gate because of lack of patience while walking. This old tree is the biggest sight of this temple. point.