Phnom Bok, Mountain in Cambodia
Phnom Bok is a hill with an ancient temple at its peak.
Constructed during the reign of King Yasovarman I in the 9th century.
The temple is part of the trio of mountains, each with a temple, believed to represent the Hindu trinity.
Accessible by a steep path for visitors interested in history and adventure.
Offers panoramic views of the surrounding plains and rice fields.
Elevation above the sea: 205 m
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