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 Prasat
Baksei Chamkron |
10th Century: 947AD. Hashavarman I,
Rajendravarman II Hindu (Shiva)
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| A temple mountain set back in the trees at the base of Phnom
Bakheng,
built in materials typical of the 10th century. A brick tower opening to
the east and originally decorated with stucco molding surmounts four diminishing
tiers in laterite, the upper most of which is molded, enclosed within a
brick wall which has virtually disappeared. Four steep stairs, each in
a single flight, center of the axes.
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