Ta Prohm Kel, Chapel in Cambodia
Ta Prohm Kel is a small stone monument located inside Angkor Thom.
The chapel was likely built for use by the king's co-workers.
It belongs to a group of temples that were dedicated to the Khmer Empire's gods and deities.
As a less-visited site, Ta Prohm Kel offers a more peaceful visit compared to the larger temples of Angkor.
Distinct for its octagonal shape, Ta Prohm Kel stands apart from surrounding attractions.
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