🧿 Krol Ko

Cambodia · Asia · 13.47°N, 103.89°E

Krol Ko at Angkor, Cambodia, is a Buddhist temple built at the end of the 12th century under the rule of Jayavarman VII, in his Bayon architectural style. It is north of Neak Pean. The name 'Krol Ko' is a modern term meaning 'The Park of the Oxen' and likely has no connection to its historical use.

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Country	Cambodia
Continent / region	Asia
Coordinates (approx.)	13.47°N, 103.89°E · view on map

Krol Ko is located in Cambodia, in Asia.

More archaeological sites in Cambodia

Ak Yum · Angkor · Angkor Borei and Phnom Da · Angkor Thom · Angkor Wat · Bakong · Banteay Kdei · Banteay Prey Nokor · Banteay Samré · Banteay Srei.

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