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Map of Angkor temples, roads, and surrounding villages

 

Among hundreds of Khmer temples built during Angkor period (9th - 13th century), Angkor Wat, built in 12th century during the reign of King Suryavarman II (1112-1150) is the all-time visited temple. 

The ruins scatter in an area of more than 400 square kilometers in Northwestern Cambodia but the ones that are in good shape are in the central area (13 km wide and 24 km long just to the north of Siem Reap town) and they are under the Angkor conservation program assisted by the international organizations.  Hundreds of others that are out of reach of the program are left to the mercy of the forest.

Road Distance Chart
Distance from Siem Reap town (in kilometers):
Angkor Wat: 7   Kulen Mountain: 55
Bayon temple: 10   Kbal Spean: 35
Bantey Srey: 32   Rolous: 13
Floating Village: 15   Phnum Krom: 11
Bakong temple: 14      

Reference and sources: Periplus Travel Maps 2002, Ministry of Tourism Phnom Penh, Encyclopedia Americana 2002, US military map (Villages & Districts, Khmer Republic 1972).  Phnom Penh municipality, Ministry of Planning  Phnom Penh, National Institute of Statistics Phnom Penh, the World Book Encyclopedia 2008.

 
 
 
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