Mangalartha, Temple in Cambodia
Mangalartha is a small Hindu temple at Angkor, Cambodia.
Built in 1295, it's the last known temple constructed at the Angkor site.
It is dedicated to Vishnu and features intricate carvings.
Situated east of Victory Gate in Angkor Thom, accessible by tour or tuk-tuk.
Despite its size, Mangalartha stands out for its high-quality architectural sculpture.
Location: Siem Reap Province
Inception: 1295
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