Southeast Asia Tour 2015
Siem Reap | Cambodia
24 Nov 2015 | Tue
Day 06 of 46
Banteay Kdei Angkor
Banteay Kdei Angkor is a 12th century Buddhist temple located in the ancient city of Angkor, Cambodia. Built during the reign of King Jayavarman VII, it was originally constructed for use as a monastery and school. The temple is notable for its unique architecture, which includes four concentric walls and two libraries. It is also known for its intricate carvings that include many Buddhist images and motifs.

The temple’s main entrance is flanked by two large towers, with a central courtyard leading to an inner sanctum where visitors can view the ruins’ original sandstone blocks that have been carved with intricate images. Inside, visitors will find a number of galleries containing numerous sculptures depicting Hindu deities as well as several Buddha statues.




















