Neak Pean

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Neak Pean is a small 12th-century Buddhist temple on an artificial island in Cambodia, famed for its central pond and surrounding pools that were likely used for ritual purification.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 12th-century temple
Buddhist temple
island temple
accessPoint eastern causeway
architecturalStyle Bayon style NERFINISHED
associatedWith Khmer Empire NERFINISHED
builtDuringReignOf Jayavarman VII NERFINISHED
builtInCentury 12th century
country Cambodia NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance example of Khmer Buddhist architecture
illustration of Angkorian water symbolism
decorativeMotif Bodhisattva images
naga balustrades
dedicatedTo Avalokiteshvara NERFINISHED
function ritual purification site
symbolic healing sanctuary
governingBody APSARA Authority NERFINISHED
hasAccessFrom Siem Reap city NERFINISHED
hasCentralFeature central pond
hasFeature causeway access
surrounding pools
hasLayoutType centralized water sanctuary plan
hasOrientation cardinal directions
hasReliefDepictions Buddhist iconography
mythological scenes
hasRestorationWorkBy École française d'Extrême-Orient NERFINISHED
hasStructure central sanctuary tower
four surrounding ponds
heritageDesignation archaeological site
locatedIn Angkor Archaeological Park NERFINISHED
Siem Reap Province NERFINISHED
locatedOn artificial island
material laterite
sandstone
near Preah Khan NERFINISHED
Ta Som NERFINISHED
originallyLocatedIn Jayatataka baray NERFINISHED
partOf Angkor temple complex NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
surroundedBy baray
symbolism cosmic lake at the center of the world
representation of Anavatapta Lake
tourism popular tourist attraction
UNESCOStatus part of Angkor World Heritage Site
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteSince 1992
waterManagementRole part of Angkor hydraulic network

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