Beng Mealea, or Boeng Mealea, is a temple from the Angkor Wat period located 40 km east of the main group of temples at Angkor, Cambodia, on the ancient royal highway to Preah Khan Kompong Svay.

Ruins of a 10th-century complex featuring several Hindu temples, including a 7-tiered pyramid.

Linga Temple 1 (Koh Ker). Also recorded as Prasat Thnoeng, Prasat Theng, and Prasat Balang Cheung. It is a large square sandstone temple

A solitary, partially-ruined, brick tower that stands on a laterite base, lying in Koh Ker's southern section

Prasat Krachap of Koh Ker was originally a group of five square brick temples built on a common terrace. The site features some beautiful lintels with grand entrance frontons, and a series of inscriptions on pillars at the site, while most of the central brick temples are in ruin they originally formed a quincunx. The central shrine has been excavated and is now protected by a shelter. At the time of writing, you can still see the beautiful pediments and lintels that were revealed in the excavation along with an extremely ornate pedestal.

Return back to Siem Reap to relaxing at your hotel swimming pool.