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Tep Pranam Tipa South, a 82-metre-long, 34-metre-wide cross-shaped terrace, is divided into two sections, with a walkway in front. It used to be the foundation of a pagoda. There is a stone lion at the door. There are seven snake railings on it. Next to it is the 4.5-meter-high Buddha statue, which was rebuilt on the original site.
The south of Tipa was damaged seriously and basically could not enter. Fewer people go there, so we should pay special attention to safety. If time is not enough, we can ignore it.
The temple is situated next to NH5. The surroundings are good. Once again, I saw the typical seven-headed snake. I felt I had a better understanding of Angkor Wat.
Tipanan is an ancient architectural site, a distance from the urban area, without tickets, but the site is basically nothing to look at, are damaged buildings.
The scenery is good, the interest is good, and the cost-effective ratio is acceptable.
A cross-shaped terrace looks shocking.
Friends who like history and culture can come and see it.