Holy Sites in Cambodia

The largest religious monument in the world, originally Hindu then Buddhist.

A Khmer temple famous for its 216 massive serene stone faces gazing in all directions.

The jungle temple where massive tree roots engulf ancient stone ruins.

A cliffside Hindu temple perched atop a 525-meter escarpment in the Dangrek Mountains.

The 'Citadel of Women,' celebrated for the finest and most intricate stone carvings in Angkor.

The sacred mountain where the Khmer Empire was founded, with a riverbed of carved lingas.

The founding temple of Phnom Penh, perched on the city's only hill.

Pre-Angkorian temple ruins that served as the capital of the Chenla Empire.

The headquarters of Cambodian Buddhism and the most important monastery in the country.

A vast, unrestored jungle temple that may have been the prototype for Angkor Wat.