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Ta Prohm is an Angkorian temple built during the 12th and 13th centuries, one kilometer east of the main temples at Angkor Thom.\u00a0 Unlike most of Cambodia\u2019s temples in this area, Ta Phrom has been left in much the same condition in which it was founded, with jungles, branches and roots growing around and in some case, on the structures.\u00a0 Ta Phrom is sometimes called by its original name of Rajavihara.<\/p>\n

The state that Ta Phrom is in gives you a sense of what explorers in the late 19th century would\u2019ve experienced when they came across it.\u00a0 Rajavihara is one of the largest in Angkor with 260 statues representing gods and deities, 39 pinnacle towers and 566 residences.\u00a0 The temple\u2019s stele stated that the site was home to more than 12,500 people while approximately 80,000 villagers provided services to the temple and its residences.<\/p>\n

The good news is that Rajavihara is mostly single leveled, so there are almost no stairways to climb.\u00a0 There are however, a lot of thresholds to cross.\u00a0 When you visit Ta Phrom, don\u2019t be surprised by the feeling of d\u00e9j\u00e0 vu because you may have seen it in the Hollywood film Tomb Raider.<\/p>\n

Ta Phrom was built during the reign of Jayavarman VII.\u00a0 The late king built Rajavihara as homage to his family.\u00a0 The temple\u2019s main image representing Prajnaparamita (a deity symbolizing the personification of wisdom) is modeled after his mother.\u00a0 The northern and southern satellite temples in the third enclosure were dedicated to the king’s guru and his elder brother.\u00a0 Like most temples built during his reign, Ta Phrom was originally a Buddhist temple which was later converted to Hinduism by later kings.<\/p>\n

The design of Ta Phrom is typical of a one-leveled Khmer temple.\u00a0 Five rectangular enclosing walls surround the central sanctuary.\u00a0 It is also orientated towards the east.\u00a0 The laterite outer wall encloses an area of about 650,000 square meters.\u00a0 At one time this was a substantial town but the area is now covered in forest.<\/p>\n

Each of the cardinal points consists of gopuras (entrance buildings), although only the east and west entrances are accessible.\u00a0 Later on in the 13th century, face towers were added to them.\u00a0 Some of these faces have stood the test of time and are still intact.<\/p>\n

Ta Phrom\u2019s inner enclosures are galleried.\u00a0 There are also libraries in the southeast corners of the first and third enclosures as well as satellite temples on the north and south ends of the third enclosure.\u00a0 The Hall of Dancers, a rectangular building decorated with carved designs of dancing apsaras (celestial female nymphs) is situated between the eastern gopuras.\u00a0 Because of these clues, it is hypothesized that nobles watched apsara dance performances in this building.\u00a0 Another prominent building found only in temples constructed in the late 12th century is the House of Fire, also located by the eastern gopuras.\u00a0 Sacred religious ceremonies involving the use of fire and flames theorized to have occurred in this building.<\/p>\n

Ta Phrom presents a different temple touring experience if you are in Angkor.\u00a0 The surrounding jungles and fig trees growing onto some of the structures will make you feel like an explorer who has just discovered a lost city.\u00a0 Uncover these centuries\u2019 old ruins with Exotissimo\u2019s Siem Reap Sight Seeing Full Day \u2013 Siem Reap<\/a> tour.\u00a0 Your tour includes the magnificent Angkor Wat,the main monuments of Angkor Thom City such as Bayon and Terrace of the Elephants as well as the jungle covered Ta Phrom.\u00a0 If you are looking for a detailed tour of the many temples and ruins in Angkor, then our Angkor Discovery<\/a> tour is for you.\u00a0 This program lets you witness the country’s unique cultural heritage in a leisurely and comfortable fashion, ensuring nothing of interest is missed.\u00a0 In the space of four days, you will get to see Cambodia’s most spectacular historical sites whilst staying in the region’s finest hotels.\u00a0 You can see our suggested Cambodia tours<\/a> or Cambodia day trips<\/a> pages for other interesting ideas into this wonderful country.<\/p>\n

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