9th century Angkor Phnom Bakheng Shiva temples complex, Cambodia

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Objektposition	13° 25′ 25,4″ N, 103° 51′ 21,7″ O	Dieses und weitere Bilder auf OpenStreetMap	13.423722; 103.856028

The Phnom Bakheng is a Angkor era Hindu temples complex about 2 kilometers northwest of Angkor Wat. Built in the "temple mountain" concept in the 9th-century, it is dedicated to Shiva. The temple consists of concentric shrines, with the main temple in the center.

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