Why go
The setting helps explain why the four towers were built above the waterline. Inscriptions and brickwork make the site a distinct stop within the Roluos group. Inspect the inscriptions and brick towers while remembering that the raised site once stood in a reservoir. Comparing its group with nearby Preah Ko enriches a Roluos visit.
What to look for
- Look at the brick towers and their surviving inscriptions.
- Notice the raised ground of the former island temple.
- Compare Lolei’s tower group with Preah Ko nearby.
Useful to know
- Look for inscriptions only from the visitor path; do not touch the carved surfaces.
- Combine it with the other Roluos temples on a dedicated outing.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 30–75 min
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