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Ta Som

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Ta Som lies to the east of Preah Neak Pean and is a late 12th century Buddhist temple built by Jayavarman VII. It is unrestored and its eastern gopura has been overgrown by a tree.
01 Gate 02 Main temple 03 Gate 04 Face on gate tower 05 Tree overgrowing gate ruins
01 Gate
02 Main temple
03 Gate
04 Face on gate tower
05 Tree overgrowing gate ruins
06 Tree overgrowing gate ruins 07 Tree overgrowing gate ruins
06 Tree overgrowing gate ruins
07 Tree overgrowing gate ruins
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