Koh Ker archaeological site

Koh Ker is an ancient archaeological site in Cambodia, known for its impressive Hindu and Buddhist temples built during the 10th century, particularly under King Jayavarman IV. Located in a remote jungle area, it features a large complex with numerous temples, statues, and sandstone structures, including the iconic 7-story pyramid-style temple called Prasat Thom. Koh Ker served as the capital of the Khmer Empire for a brief period and showcases advanced architecture, art, and engineering from that era. Today, it is a significant historical site, attracting visitors interested in Cambodia’s medieval history and religious heritage.