Also known as the “jewel of Khmer Art”, the Banteay Srei temple is known for its intricate carvings made of pink sandstones. The name “Banteay Srei” translates to “citadel of women” or “citadel of beauty”. Founded in 967, carvings have remained remarkably well-preserved. This blog showcases some of the beauty of the Banteay Srei temple, located in the Angkor Wat temple complex in Cambodia.
The view of Banteay Srei temple from outsideCarvings on the columnsDecorative patterns observed on the wallsIntricate carvings on the lintelsGoddess Gaja Lakshmi with elephants on the lintelsSide view of the Banteay Srei templeThe magnificently decorated temple tower
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Agalya and Atchaya are the owners and authors of TwinsOnToes, a travel blog that helps travelers explore smarter, longer, and more affordably. With a wealth of experience from traveling since 2017 and writing over 350 blog posts, their tips and insights reflect a deep passion for the great outdoors. When not blogging about their favorite destinations, they are often found hiking remote trails or seeking out thrilling adventures.
