Buddhistiske templer ved Tonle Sap-søen

Buddhist Heritage

This collection explores the religious evolution of the Tonle Sap region, from the 11th-century ruins of Prasat Vat Athvea to the vibrant urban compounds of Wat Bo and Preah Prom Rath. These sites feature traditional Khmer architecture, characterized by tiered roofs, intricate bas-reliefs, and ornate pagodas. The selection includes hilltop sanctuaries like Phnom Krom and quiet village places of worship that serve as central hubs for local Buddhist communities near the shores of the lake.

Buddhist Heritage — Kort

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A

Preah Prom Rath Temple

The largest temple in all of Siem Reap. A stunning piece of architecture with some breathtaking decorations and peaceful atmosphere.

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B

Wat Bo

Enjoy peaceful atmosphere in the oldest Buddhist temple in Siem Reap. Just a few tourists have discovered this gem - so be one of them!

C

Roka Pagoa

A local Buddhist temple and community place of worship located in the rural outskirts of Siem Reap.

D

Wat Athvear

Ancient 11th-century temple ruins featuring Angkor Wat-style architecture. Originally built as a Hindu shrine, the site later transitioned into a Buddhist place of worship.

E

Knang Phnom Krom Pagoda

A contemporary Buddhist pagoda situated on the summit of Phnom Krom hill, offering views of Tonle Sap Lake and the surrounding floodplains.

F

Wat Khleang

A traditional Buddhist temple and community center serving the rural villages north of Tonle Sap Lake.

G

Banteysrey Pagoda

A local Buddhist pagoda and place of worship serving the rural communities in the Tonle Sap region.

H

Atvear Pagoda

A contemporary Buddhist pagoda located directly adjacent to the ancient 11th-century ruins of Prasat Vat Athvea.

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