Prasat Kravan — Cambodia Encyclopedia
A small Angkor-era temple with unique brick bas-reliefs of Vishnu and Lakshmi on the interior walls. One of the only temples with interior brick carvings.
Prasat Kravan
A small Angkor-era temple with unique brick bas-reliefs of Vishnu and Lakshmi on the interior walls. One of the only temples with interior brick carvings.
Five brick towers containing rare interior brick bas-reliefs of Vishnu and Lakshmi — unique in Angkorian architecture.
Highlights
- •Rare interior brick bas-reliefs
- •Vishnu carvings in central tower
- •Lakshmi carvings in north tower
- •Unique in Angkorian architecture
- •Replacement bricks marked "CA"
- •Compact and quick to visit
Quick Facts
Built: 921 AD
Towers: 5 brick towers
Notable: Interior brick bas-reliefs
Location: Angkor complex
Century built: 10th century (921 AD)
Religion: Hindu
Entry fee: Angkor Pass
Time needed: 15–20 minutes
Best time: Nov–Mar
Nearby & Related
Angkor WatBanteay KdeiSrah Srang
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Details drawn from our Cambodia temples database.
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