The temple is beautiful but little known​ - Preah Vihear

Preah Vihear is one of the most ancient temples after Siem Reap, and some of the temples are well-known. Preah Bat Thong or Preah Pnol Temple is located in Ta Saeng Village, Rosanh Commune, Srok Thmey District, Preah Vihear Province, more than 1km from the village, and 105 km from the provincial town.

Local and international tourists can visit the temple by two lanes: National Road 62, the first one from Phnom iron, Khum Romanei, Rovieng district, through the new social district, and Sambath commune, Prasat district of Kampong Thom province. Line 2 from National Road 6A in Stong district to Kandal province's Kandal province's Siamese province will reach the same temple.

The temple of Kingkoth or goddess has an exact date inscription built during the reign of Suryavarman I between 1002 and 1050 to dedicate the deity to Hinduism but was completed in the reign of Jayavarman VII as Preah Khan. Kampong Svay.

The temple is distinguished by the standing elephants on all four sides: the quail standing on the south and west sides, and the three elephants standing guard at the north and east sides, large statues visible. From a distance. In addition, there are small statues depicting myths, engraved on four large figures.