Wooden Boardwalk to the North Entrance at Neak Poan

Wooden boardwalk across Baray of Phreah Khan to Neak Poan, meaning entwined or encircled serpents, is part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Baray at Neak Poan

Baray of Preah Khan, or reservoir, at Neak Poan, meaning entwined or encircled serpents, is part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Crossing the Reservoir at Neak Poan

Walking across the wooden boardwalk that spans the Baray of Preah Khan to Neak Poan, meaning entwined or encircled serpents, is part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

North Pool at Neak Poan

North pool at Neak Poan, meaning entwined or encircled serpents, is part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Main Pool at Neak Poan

Main pool with its temple island at Neak Poan, meaning entwined or encircled serpents, is part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Main Pool at Neak Poan

Main Pool at Neak Poan, meaning entwined or encircled serpents, is part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Horse at Neak Poan

Horse water mechanism in the main pool at Neak Poan, meaning entwined or encircled serpents, is part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

East Pavilion at Neak Poan

East pavilion at Neak Poan, part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia. The east pavilion holds a water spout in the shape of a human head, and represents the element Earth.

East Pavilion at Neak Poan

Looking from the East pavilion to the island tower in the main pool at Neak Poan, part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia. The east pavilion holds a water spout in the shape of a human head, and represents the element Earth.

East Pavilion at Neak Poan

Offerings placed at the east pavilion at Neak Poan, part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia. The east pavilion holds a water spout in the shape of a human head, and represents the element Earth.

East Pavilion at Neak Poan

East pavilion at Neak Poan, part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia. The east pavilion holds a water spout in the shape of a human head, and represents the element Earth.

East Pavilion at Neak Poan

Offerings placed at the East pavilion in Neak Poan, part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia. The east pavilion holds a water spout in the shape of a human head, and represents the element Earth.

East Pavilion Water Spout at Neak Poan

Water spout in east pavilion at Neak Poan, part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia. The east pavilion holds a water spout in the shape of a human head, and represents the element Earth.

Main Pool at Neak Poan

Main pool with its temple island at Neak Poan, meaning entwined or encircled serpents, is part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

Main Pool at Neak Poan

Main pool with its temple island at Neak Poan, meaning entwined or encircled serpents, is part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

South Pavilion at Neak Poan

South pavilion at Neak Poan, part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia. The south pavilion holds a water spout in the shape of a lion's head, and represents the element Fire.

South Pavilion at Neak Poan

South pavilion at Neak Poan, part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia. The south pavilion holds a water spout in the shape of a lion's head, and represents the element Fire.

South Pavilion at Neak Poan

South pavilion at Neak Poan, part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia. The south pavilion holds a water spout in the shape of a lion's head, and represents the element Fire.

Main Pool at Neak Poan

Main pool with its temple island at Neak Poan, meaning entwined or encircled serpents, is part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

West Pool at Neak Poan

West pool at Neak Poan, meaning entwined or encircled serpents, is part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia

West Pavilion at Neak Poan

West pavilion at Neak Poan, part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia. The west pavilion holds a water spout in the shape of a horse's head, and represents the element Air.

West Pavilion at Neak Poan

West pavilion at Neak Poan, part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia. The west pavilion holds a water spout in the shape of a horse's head, and represents the element Air.

West Pavilion at Neak Poan

West pavilion at Neak Poan, part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia. The west pavilion holds a water spout in the shape of a horse's head, and represents the element Air.

West Pavilion at Neak Poan

West pavilion at Neak Poan, part of the ancient Khmer water system, located within Angkor Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Cambodia. The west pavilion holds a water spout in the shape of a horse's head, and represents the element Air.