Ak Yum

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• Gabi Faja

  06 April 2018

  Great place to visit. Peaceful and quiet, no one there. Temple is mostly ruined, with a deep well at the center. Don’t go ‘Roulos’ on the other side of the lake as it’s wrongly pinned, nothing there!

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• Holger Bauer

  23 January 2018

  A little temple ruin beside the West Baray

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• Sopheak Pich

  17 December 2017

  Just a few rocks remaining, not really noticable without the sign. Sad

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• Orn Chai

  06 November 2017

  The historically important ruins of a small brick and sandstone temple in very poor condition. The earliest elements date from the pre-Angkorian 8th century. Inscriptions indicate that a temple dedicated to the Hindu ‘god of the depths’ was previously located on the same spot. Ak Yom is the earliest known example of the 'temple-mountain' architectural design formula, which was to become a primary design formula for many of the Angkorian period temples including Angkor Wat.

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• Harry Cook

  03 November 2017

  Love it. Has that real abandoned feel to it. Lots of bugs, bring mozzie repellent and wouldn't recommend walking around in flip flops. Really small though

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• Kimneou Long

  02 May 2017

  Small temple ruin sits next to roadside. No other info display besides the name. Maybe worth a short stop if you go to visit Baray.

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• Виктор Кочегаров

  20 January 2017

  Остатки вершины храма, который ныне покоится под землей, вынутой при строительстве Западного Барая. Удивляет размер блоков, которые ранее покоились на вершине. Осторожно, под собой скрывает колодец, глубиной метров 10, в который при должной неосторожности можно рухнуть.

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• Steve Lee

  30 June 2016

  重要考古意义，对普通游客没什么游览价值。

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• Kith Makara

  26 April 2016

  Sart

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