Prasat Phnom Bakheng

Phnom Bakheng temple was inbuilt the year 907 AD within the reign of Yasovarman I. The temple situated|is found} on high of a natural crown located within the center of Yasodharapura or Angkor one and is found between Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom. From the foot of the mountain to the highest of the temple is seventy-eight meters high, this temple is within the different mountains - the Lower Mountain and also the Mountain Summit.

Prasat Phnom Bakheng may be a temple on a natural hill, thought-about as a temple mountain, with 5 separate and five-class temples. The temple is on the hand facet of Angkor Wat to Angkor Thom, an area which will attract a lot of holiday makers at sunset. Prasat Phnom Bakheng is built in the late 9th and early 10th centuries, Preah Vihear king Yasovarman I (889-910) revered Hinduism. Phnom Bakheng is sixty-five meters tall. The temples of Phnom Hankk ar 109 and ar forty-five meters high. This temple stands for Mount Meru. The temple consists of seven floors, the 5 basements and also the higher floors representing the seven-story paradise in Hindu mythology.

Where the foreign tourists forever return to fog before they end their tour on Siem Reap before already dark, the temple of Phnom Bakheng may be a hub of many guests per day to observe the sunset and to observe the scenery in most of Angkor space.