Vat Phou is Laos archeaological heritage site of a Khmer ruin temple structure centred on Angkor to the southwest, in Cambodia.
There was a temple on the site as early as the 5th century but the surviving structures date from the 11th - 13th century.
It has a unique structure as the elements lead up to a shrine were a linga was bathed in water from a mountain spring.
The trees rooted into the path are also very spectacular.
There is a large elephant carved into a massive rock face.
As well as a crocodile.
And many other interesting rock carvings.
Terraces.
Dismembered sculptures.
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