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Preah Khan (Angkor)

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Major late-12th-century Buddhist temple complex at Angkor, built by Jayavarman VII as a monastery and university. Name means 'Sacred Sword.' The outer enclosure walls form a near-square 800m × 700m. Distinct from Preah Khan of Kompong Svay (a separate remote site).

13.4621°, 103.8731°

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Walkthrough videos (3)

Preah Khan Temple (1/3) : Yin & Yang of Outer StructurePreah Khan Temple (1/3) : Yin & Yang of Outer StructureAgeless RockPreah Khan Temple (2/3) : Preah Khan Reach = The Sacred SwordPreah Khan Temple (2/3) : Preah Khan Reach = The Sacred SwordAgeless RockPreah Khan Temple (3/3) : A Lost TemplePreah Khan Temple (3/3) : A Lost TempleAgeless Rock

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