Wat Veal Temple

Title: Wat Veal Temple

Type: Buddhist temples and pagodas

Location: The temple is located in Battambang, 55 km East of Siem Reap, requiring approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes to reach.

Contact Information: Not available

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Admission Fee: Not specified

Description/Overview: Wat Veal Temple is known for its intricate carvings and unique architecture. The temple complex features a central sanctuary surrounded by several smaller shrines. It’s believed to have been built during the Angkor period.

Historical/Cultural Significance: Wat Veal Temple is an important historical and cultural site in Cambodia. It’s celebrated for its unique architecture and impressive carvings. The temple serves as a popular destination for both tourists and locals.

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Year Built/Established: The exact year of establishment is not specified.

Built By: The builder or patron of the temple is not specified.

Distance from Siem Reap City Center: Not specified

Accessibility: Not specified

Recommended Length of Visit: Not specified

Notable Features: Not specified

Photography Policy: Not specified

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Year Discovered: Not specified

Level of Restoration: Not specified

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Religious Significance: As a Buddhist temple, Wat Veal holds significant religious importance, although specific details aren’t provided.

Historical Artifacts on Display: Not specified