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06 November 2017
Ruins of the central island temple of the West Baray. West Mebon is in poor shape, consisting primarily of a single wall displaying some carvings in fair condition. The carvings exhibit some of the first examples of carvings of animals in natural, non-mythological scenes, reminiscent of carving on Baphuon. West Mebon may have originally housed a renowned bronze Buddha statue which is now held at the National Museum in Phnom Penh. Also see ‘Barays’. The West Baray, though ancient, is filled with water year round and has become a local recreational area. Take route #6 west from town. Turn right about 3 km past the airport turnoff. A short boat ride is necessary to visit the ruins.
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06 July 2017
Awesome 90
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03 February 2017
Small temple on the small island
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05 November 2016
Small temple in the middle of the resavoire and only accessible through boat. You can rent boat at the mid point on the south side of the resavoire where the picnic spot is. Only private boat is available and usually very few people visit the island temple. Can be combined with visit to Baray.
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09 August 2016
ここからの夕日、夕焼けは最高です！！
一生忘れられない場所ですね！！！ヾ(≧。≦)ノ〃response / report this review -
22 February 2016
A temple that is located in the center of the biggest water reservoir for Old Angkor period.
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13 January 2016
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