Two Storey Structure At Preah Khan

After exploring the East Mebon, we came to yet another temple.  It is just as expansive as the previous one – Preah Khan.  It was built by Jayavarman VII in the late 12th century.  Interestingly, Preah Khan served not only as a Buddhist structure, but also a Hindu sanctuary.  During its prime, there were around 10,000 people who lived around Preah Khan.
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