Preah Ko is a Hindu temple built in the year 879 under the order of the Khmer King Indravarman I, it is located in Rolus, south-east of Angkor, Cambodia.

The ancient temple is renowned for the beauty of its intricate carvings depicting horseman, warriors mounted on three-headed nagas, and a deity mounted on a Kala.

Visitors can enjoy exploring and observing the sandstone statutes, magnificent brick towers and sanctuaries dedicated to various members of the royal family.