Experts' Choice Award Prasat Kravan
What the experts agree on
Five brick towers aligned north-south, built in AD 921 for Vishnu worship. Prasat Kravan stands out as a rare non-royal temple, offering a quieter alternative to Angkor's crowded main sites with distinctive 10th-century Hindu architecture.
Michelin Guide 2 Stars
"Slightly isolated, this attractive brick temple dating from the 10C includes an alignment of five brick towers dedicated to Vishnu" Full review
Lonely Planet "The five brick towers, arranged in a north–south line and oriented to the east, were built for Hindu worship in AD 921. The structure is unusual in that it was not constructed by royalty" Full review
