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Prasat Chan Ta Uon (GPS: 13.46032, 103.8414) is one of the lesser-known temple ruins of Angkor. This temple is located to the northwest of the moat of Angkor Thom. It used to have a moat of its own which has since largely dried up. As with many other Angkor monuments, it also has a laterite wall punctuated by gates on the east-west axis. Being once a Hindu temple during Angkorian times, Prasat Chan Ta Uon has a outer porch or mandapa facing east.
Prasat Chan Ta Uon, also spelled Prasat Chan Ta Oun, is also often called Prasat Prei Prasat, a rather awkward name that causes confusion with the other Prasat Prei. The Angkor pass is not required for visiting this Angkor ruin.Prasat Chan Ta Uon is
Prasat Chan Ta Uon, also spelled Prasat Chan Ta Oun, is also often called Prasat Prei Prasat, a rather awkward name that causes confusion with the other Prasat Prei. The Angkor pass is not required for visiting this Angkor ruin.
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