Built by King Indravarman I in 881, Bakong Temple, in the Rolous area of Angkor in Cambodia is an ancient Hindu shrine dedicated to the deity Shiva.

The magnificent sandstone monument features two moats and five receding terraces creating the shape of a stepped pyramid resembling a sacred mountain from Hindu mythology.

Visitors can enjoy exploring the tranquil chambers and sanctuaries, intricate carvings, sculptures, and various old brick ruins.