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Phimeanakas

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The Phimeanakas temple lying to the north of the Bayon is built in a pyramidal shape representing the mythical Mt Meru. It's a Hindu temple built during the reign of Rajendravarman II at the end of the 10th century.

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01 Gate
02 Staircase
03 Gopura entrance building
04 Temple ruins
05 Temple ruins
01 Gate
02 Staircase
03 Gopura entrance building
04 Temple ruins
05 Temple ruins
06 Panorama view of temple
06 Panorama view of temple
Other Angkor Thom city galleries:  Bayon  ▪  Baphuon  ▪  Prasat Suor Prat  ▪  Terrace of elephants  ▪  Southern gate
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