Thommanon — Cambodia Encyclopedia
A beautifully restored small temple just east of the Victory Gate of Angkor Thom. Its elegant devata carvings are among the finest in the Angkor complex.
Thommanon
A beautifully restored small temple just east of the Victory Gate of Angkor Thom. Its elegant devata carvings are among the finest in the Angkor complex.
A small, elegantly restored Hindu temple with beautiful devata carvings — one of a pair flanking the Victory Gate road.
Highlights
- •Beautifully restored condition
- •Exceptional devata carvings
- •Quiet, intimate temple experience
- •"Twin" with Chau Say Tevoda
- •Fine lintels depicting Vishnu
Quick Facts
Built: Early 12th century
Builder: Suryavarman II
Notable: Exquisite devata carvings
Location: Angkor complex
Century built: Early 12th century
Built by: King Suryavarman II
Religion: Hindu
Entry fee: Angkor Pass
Time needed: 15–20 minutes
Best time: Nov–Mar
Nearby & Related
Chau Say TevodaAngkor ThomTa Keo
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Details drawn from our Cambodia temples database.
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