Banteay Kdei, Buddhist temple in Cambodia
Banteay Kdei is a sprawling monastic complex amid jungle surroundings.
This significant religious site was constructed in the late 12th century during Jayavarman VII's reign.
The temple showcases classic Khmer architectural art and iconic Bayon-style face towers.
Located near Siem Reap, it is lesser-known but equally alluring to visitors seeking tranquility.
Intricate stone carvings within Banteay Kdei reveal insights into ancient Buddhist practices.
Location: Angkor Thom
Inception: 1185
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