Entrance Stairs to Lolei

WH Volunteers climbing the main stairway to Prasat Lolei, or Lolei Temple. This is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Entrance Stairs to Lolei

WH Volunteers climbing the main stairway to Prasat Lolei, or Lolei Temple. This is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Conservation efforts are Underway to Restore Lolei

Conservation is underway to restore and preserve the four towers of Lolei which had deteriorated over time. Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Conservation efforts are Underway to Restore Lolei

Conservation is underway to restore and preserve the four towers of Lolei which had deteriorated over time. Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Conservation Efforts at Lolei

Conservation is underway to restore and preserve the brick four towers of Lolei which had deteriorated over time. Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Devatas

Carved stone devatas, or guardians, on on eof the brick towers at Prasat Lolei, the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Inscriptions at Prasat Lolei

Inscriptions carved into the Lolei temple door jambs give information about the date its main idols were dedicated. Prasat Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Brick Conservation

Conservation workers at Prasat Lolei, the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Carved Stone Lintel

Stunning carved stone lintel on one of the four towers of Prasat Lolei, the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Conservation Efforts at Lolei Tower

Examing conservation efforts to restore one of the four brick towers at Prasat Lolei. Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Conservation Efforts at Lolei

Examing conservation efforts to restore one of the four brick towers at Prasat Lolei. Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

View from the Tower

Our team climbed scaffolding around one of the brick towers undergoing restoration at Lolei to reach its pinnacle. We could see for miles across Cambodia. Before the scaffolding was raised, no one would have stood on top of this tower since its erection in the mid-9th century. Prasat Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Conservation Efforts at Lolei

Our team climbed scaffolding around one of the brick towers undergoing restoration at Lolei to reach its pinnacle. We could see for miles across Cambodia. Before the scaffolding was raised, no one would have stood on top of this tower since its erection in the mid-9th century. Prasat Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Stone Lotus Finial

Large stone lotus finial at Prasat Lolei, the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Sandstone Linga in Center of Four Channels

There is a cross-shaped sandstone channel in the centre of the four towers of Lolei Temple, and in its center stands a pedstal, perhaps meant for a linga. Prasat Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Inscriptions at Prasat Lolei

Inscriptions carved into the Lolei temple door jambs give information about the date its main idols were dedicated. Prasat Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Kuti, or Monks Living Quarters, at Lolei

Kuti, or monks living quarters, for a modern Buddhist temple located in the complex of Prasat Lolei. Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Kuti, or Monks Living Quarters, at Lolei

Kuti, or monks living quarters, for a modern Buddhist temple located in the complex of Prasat Lolei. Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Kuti, or Monks Living Quarters, at Lolei

Kuti, or monks living quarters, for a modern Buddhist temple located in the complex of Prasat Lolei. Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Tourists at Lolei

Tourists walking the compound of Prasat Lolei, the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Conservation efforts are Underway to Restore Lolei

Conservation is underway to restore and preserve the four towers of Lolei which had deteriorated over time. Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Pagoda at Lolei

Pagoda in the Lolei compound. Lolei Temple is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Modern Buddhist Monastery at Lolei

Viharn, or modern Buddhist temple at Prasat Lolei, the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Modern Buddhist Monastery at Lolei

Looking at the original Lolei Hindu temple buildings from the porch of the modern Buddhist temple now located within the complex. Prasat Lolei is the northernmost temple in the Roluos Group, which lies to the east of the main complex of Angkor Archaeological Park, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia