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Preah Ko
Preah Ko is a Roluos temple of six towers with preserved carvings and sacred-bull statues. The named bull figures stand before the central towers in its compact precinct.
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Its compact group of six towers and carved surfaces make it a useful stop for close architectural looking. The temple’s name refers to the sacred bulls placed before the central towers. Walk around the six-tower arrangement before focusing on the surviving carving. The bulls at the front give the place its name and an immediate point of orientation.
What to look for
Compare the six towers arranged on a platform.
Look closely at the preserved carved surfaces.
See the sacred-bull statues that give Preah Ko its name.
Useful to know
Walk the front of both tower rows to see their symmetry.
Include the stop in a Roluos visit rather than a central Angkor walk.
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Estimated · Declared scenario and planning estimates; no live opening, weather, queue or booking service.
Outdoor visit · 30–75 min
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