Preah Khan, Siem Reap: Where Nature and History Meet

#summervacay Preah Khan is one of Angkor’s most peaceful temples less crowded, but just as stunning. Built in the 12th century, it once served as a temple, school, and city. Now, its long stone halls and crumbling towers are quietly embraced by jungle trees. As you explore, you’ll find carvings of dancers, gods, and mythical creatures, with roots and moss wrapping gently around the walls. There’s a quiet beauty here, like time has stood still. If you love wandering off the beaten path, Preah Khan is a place where you can truly feel the past in every step.