距离 ≈ 25分钟吳哥古蹟- 距离
- 5.2公里
Long-term researchers trade urban conveniences for daily navigation around crumbling sandstone galleries and dense jungle roots that shift with every monsoon.
King Jayavarman VII established the complex after defeating Cham forces, dedicating the central shrine to Avalokiteshvara in honour of his father. Beyond religious rituals, the compound operated as an administrative centre and Buddhist university for scholars and resident staff. Rectangular galleries enclose the primary sanctuary, while surrounding shrines reflect both Buddhist and Hindu devotional traditions.
Royal patronage declined over time, allowing jungle vegetation to envelop the sandstone structures. Modern conservation teams deliberately avoided aggressive reconstruction to preserve the ruined atmosphere and prevent speculative rebuilding. Specialists from the World Monuments Fund focused on stabilizing vulnerable points, including the Hall of Dancers and the House of Fire, keeping massive tree roots intact across the courtyards.
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