Bayon Temple

Bayon Temple stands in the center of Angkor Thom, an ancient walled capital of the Khmer civilization in Cambodia. The site was used as the king’s state temple. Today Bayon is known for its numerous large compassionate faces decorating its towers, and for its exceptional bas-reliefs depicting the daily life of the Khmer people. The fascination with its faces has led to Bayon being one of the most toured sites in Angkor Archaeological Park, bringing immense challenges for tourism management and conservation.

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