Tep Pranam, Buddhist temple in Cambodia
Tep Pranam is a serene place of worship amid the ancient city of Angkor.
This structure dates back to the 16th Century and has stood the test of time.
It reflects the rich heritage and religious practices of Buddhism in the Khmer empire.
Visitors can explore Tep Pranam within the larger Angkor Archaeological Park.
The standing Buddha at Tep Pranam is a highlight, evoking a sense of peace and spirituality.
Location: Siem Reap Municipality
Inception: 16 Century
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