Ta Som: 9 Oct 2003 | ||||
A pyramid of receding terraces on which are placed many detached edifices, the most effective being the five towers which crown the top. Could any conception be lovelier, a vast expanse of sky-tinted water as wetting for a perfectly ordered temple. | ||||
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Tranquility |
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The most distant temple on the grand circuit, Ta Som is a small unrestored quiet temple and affords a delightful undisturbed visit. |
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Apsaras |
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Here the execution of the apsara carvings is better than most other temples, and many of the carvings show an uncommon individuality in the faces and bodies. |
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Hidden |
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A huge ficus tree grows atop the east gopura, providing another dramatic example of nature and art entwined. |
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