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Banteay Samré

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Banteay Samré is a Hindu temple in the Angkor Wat style, built under Suryavarman II and Yasovarman II in the early 12th century. It lies about 4km to the east of the Eastern Mebon. The temple is in a good state with richly decorated Gopura entrance building and towers.

01 Inner wall with windows
02 Gopura entrance building
03 Gopura entrance building
04 Gopura entrance building
05 Tower
01 Inner wall with windows
02 Gopura entrance building
03 Gopura entrance building
04 Gopura entrance building
05 Tower
06 Panorama view of central area
07 Gopura entrance building
08 Gopura entrance building
09 Panorama view of central area
06 Panorama view of central area
07 Gopura entrance building
08 Gopura entrance building
09 Panorama view of central area
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