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The Baphuon temple lies 200m to the north of the Bayon. It has a pyramid shape representing the mythical Mt Meru and was built during the reign of Udayadityavarman II in the 11th century. The Baphuon temple is currently undergoing restoration.
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01 Pyramid-shaped main structure
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02 Central tower
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03 Staircase
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04 View of elevated walkway
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05 Elevated walkway
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06 Elevated walkway pillars
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07 Gopura entrance building
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08 Side view of temple with ongoing restoration
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09 Side view of pyramid
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