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Ta Prohm is a 12th century Buddhist temple built by King Jayavarman VII in Cambodia. It was originally built to hold over 12,000 people but has since been overtaken by nature, with massive tree roots growing through and around its stone structures. The main features of the temple are its series of decreasing enclosures and a carving of Prajnaparamita, the Buddhist personification of wisdom, whose face was modelled after Jayavarman's mother.
Ta Prohm is a 12th century Buddhist temple built by King Jayavarman VII in Cambodia. It was originally built to hold over 12,000 people but has since been overtaken by nature, with massive tree roots growing through and around its stone structures. The main features of the temple are its series of decreasing enclosures and a carving of Prajnaparamita, the Buddhist personification of wisdom, whose face was modelled after Jayavarman's mother.
Ta Prohm is a 12th century Buddhist temple built by King Jayavarman VII in Cambodia. It was originally built to hold over 12,000 people but has since been overtaken by nature, with massive tree roots growing through and around its stone structures. The main features of the temple are its series of decreasing enclosures and a carving of Prajnaparamita, the Buddhist personification of wisdom, whose face was modelled after Jayavarman's mother.
wisdom Prajnaparamita, the features of his face is modelled Ta Prohm is a Buddhist temple after Jayavarman’s mother. She built in the late 12th Century by was for him considered wise Buddhist ruler Jayaraman VII. It like Prajnaparamita. As well as contains a series of enclosures this face, there is also a face getting smaller and smaller with hidden in a tree which is a great the largest being 1000 x 650 mystery to fascinated tourists. metres. It was built to hold 12 Overgrown tree outside Ta Prohm 640 people including 18 monks, taking over part of the temple 2,740 priests, 2232 maids and Nowadays the ancient temple 615 dancers. has lost the battle to nature with massive tree roots flowing through the giant stone temple. Roots engulfed many parts of the enclosures in the temple. There has been some rehabilitation of the site to allow optimum safety for visits as the structure was damaged. Outside of Ta Prohm Temple losing the battle to nature Face of Prajnaparamita at Ta Prohm Henri Mouhout, a young French To get to Ta Prohm you have to naturalist and explorer who walk through the thick jungle to Other Similar Locations died here in after discovering it get to the ruins. After you’re in 1861. The temple itself is an there you can walk around the ancient historic landmark. One ancient stone structures and of the great advantages of explore the faces of ancient visiting Ta Prohm is that while Buddhist gods. You can make everybody else is exploring your own discoveries such as Angkor Wat more well-known temples like Buddhist statues in the trees. Angkor Wat you can enjoy the You can witness the battle of peace and tranquillity of nature nature and temple with your and a beautiful historic temple own eyes