- The archaeological site of Koh Ker is a sacred urban ensemble of numerous temples and sanctuaries including sculptures, inscriptions, wall paintings, and...
- There are less statues than might have been due to a millenium of looting, in any case Koh Ker has been on the tentative heritage list by UNESCO since 1992.
- Cambodia is quietly negotiating the return of several important 10th century sculptures that were looted from the temple complex of Koh Ker in the 1970s.
- Mayıs 2019'da Koh Ker topluluğu köyde basit bir ahşap topluluk dinlenme evi açtı. 1992'den beri Koh Ker sitesi UNESCO geçici dünya mirası listesi.[5].
- For a brief period between 928 and 944 AD, Koh Ker was the capital of the mighty Khmer empire under King Jayavarman IV and his son.
- Further north of the baray a row of square sandstone towers paralel to the river contain the lingas that are some of the Koh Ker highlights.
- The Koh Ker advanced is on a path that's concerning three kilometers long. the primary temple, Neang Khmao sits atop atiny low hill on the side of the path.
- Thierry Zéphir introduced Koh Ker based on the study of the temple of Tribhuvaneshvara (the Lord of the Three Worlds), a form of the god Shiva.
- Left to the jungle for nearly a millennium, Koh Ker was one of Cambodia’s most remote and inaccessible temple destinations.
- Archaeological Site Koh Ker is located in northern Cambodia and is approximately 75 miles from the ancient city of Angkor and the city of Siem Reap.