Koh Ker

Koh Ker is an ancient archaeological site in Cambodia, known for its impressive ruins from the Khmer Empire around the 10th century. It served as a temporary capital and features a remarkable pyramid-like temple called Prasat Thom, along with many other shrines and sculptures. The site is noted for its unique architecture and historical significance, offering insight into the region’s religious and political history. Surrounded by jungles, Koh Ker remains less crowded than Angkor Wat, making it a fascinating destination for exploring early Khmer civilization and their monumental constructions.