Pasat Ta Prum

Genocide

- Preface
- Banteay Srei
- Discovery Angkor
- Vat Phu

Central Angkor
- Angkor Vat
- Ba Kheng
- Ba Phuon
- Bayon
- Bei, Baksei Chamkron
- Phimean Akas
- Prah Palilay, Pithu
- Terrace-elephants
- Terrace-leprous king

East Angkor
- Banteay Kdei
- Chao Say
- Kravan
- Ta Keo
- Ta Prohm
- Ta Nei, Prohm Kel,...

Northeast Angkor
- Neak Pean
- Prah Khan
- Ta Som et Krol Ko
- Thommanon

Baray
- Ak Yum, Suo Prat,...
- Baray & Mebon
- Banteay Samrè
- Prè Rup

Roluos
- Ba Kong
- Prah Ko
- Lolei
- Prasat Phnom Krom

~*Pasat Ta Prum*~


"Fire's house" oriental entrance	Ruin of the "dancing's room"

		Ta Prohm was been constructed in the reign of the king Jayavarman VII, then, was been restored and enlarged by his son, the king Indravarman II (End of the XII° century to the XIII° century).
The yard of the cruciform's cloister	Devata south-east angle of interior enclosure