Prasat Ta Krabey

Prasat Ta Krabey or Prasat Ta Krabei, in Khmer and furthermore known as Prasat Ta Khwai, in Thai is a Khmer sanctuary which was worked amid Angkor period, the brilliant time of Cambodian history. This eleventh century religious site was built keeping in mind the end goal to committed to Hindu god Shiva and has turned into a vacation spot site close Cambodian Thai outskirt as of late. Ta Krabey sanctuary comprises of a solitary focal asylum, where houses a Shiva Linga, named Svayabhuva Linga which implies the self-development Linga and four gopuras face to every one of the four headings in absolute zone of 900 square meters.

This sandstone sanctuary was brightened with a few carvings, particularly the delineation of god Yama mounts on a bison as his vehicle, anyway the development work of the sanctuary was incomplete as the majority of the outside surface of the focal pinnacle has no cutting. The sanctuary is situated on Dangrek mountain go, fundamentally on Cambodian-Thai fringe, 57 km west of Samraong city which is the capital of Oddar Meanchey territory and 13 km far from another Angkorian old sanctuary, Prasat Ta Muen Thom. Vacationers can go from Samraong city along the national street 56 and a precipitous solid street that prompts this old site.