Prasat Kravan

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Prasat Kravan is a small 10th-century Hindu temple in Cambodia renowned for its well-preserved brick bas-reliefs dedicated to the god Vishnu.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu temple
archaeological site
religious building
access Angkor archaeological park ticket
architecturalStyle Khmer architecture
associatedWith King Harshavarman I
builtBy high officials of King Harshavarman I
builtInYear 921
922
constructionCentury 10th century
constructionDate early 10th century
country Cambodia
culturalSignificance example of early brick temple art in Angkor
dedicatedTo Vishnu
floorPlanType linear temple layout
hasArtStyle pre-Baphuon style
hasEnclosure rectangular moat and wall
hasFeature five brick towers
hasMaterialDetail carved brick bonded with vegetal mortar
hasRelief Lakshmi standing with attendants
Vishnu in three strides (Trivikrama)
linked to: Vishnu

Vishnu on Garuda
Vishnu with multiple arms
devotees and mythical beings
heritage Angkor UNESCO World Heritage Site
inscriptionLanguage Sanskrit
inscriptionScript Khmer script
layout row of five towers on a single terrace
locatedIn Angkor archaeological park
Siem Reap Province
locatedNear Siem Reap
linked to: Siem Reap Province
mainDeity Vishnu
material brick
nearbyTemple Angkor Wat
Banteay Kdei
Srah Srang
notableFor interior brick carvings of Vishnu
well-preserved brick bas-reliefs
orientation east
partOf Angkor temple complex
region Southeast Asia
religion Hinduism
restorationPeriod 1960s
restoredBy École française d’Extrême-Orient
tourism popular visitor site in Angkor
towerCount 5

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Angkor Archaeological Park contains Prasat Kravan