Ta Nei, Buddhist temple in Cambodia
Ta Nei is a small, secluded temple located in Siem Reap.
Constructed in the late 12th century during Jayavarman VII's reign.
Part of the Angkor Wat temple complex and reflects the Bayon architectural style.
Less visited by tourists due to its remote location amidst dense jungle.
Known for its serene atmosphere and as a 'hidden gem' among Angkor temples.
Location: Siem Reap
Founder: Jayavarman VII
Architectural style: Khmer architecture
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