Prasat Suor Prat

Twelve Pagodas (Prasat Suor Prat), also known as the Twelve Pagodas, are a series of temples across the Royal Square from north to south, with a total of 12, extending from the Victory Gate and arranged symmetrically. According to records, these towers are used to solve disputes between people. The towers were hidden in the jungle and were very conspicuous in the golden sun.

Opposite Lai Wangtai and the war elephant platform is the Twelve Zodiac Tower, which is very weathered. The reason why it is called the Twelve Zodiac Tower is because there are different animals carved on the tower, similar to the Chinese Twelve Zodiac Tower.

The buildings were scattered across the Elephant Terrace, and it was not known what the buildings were for when they were visited. It was later known that they represented the zodiac. The biggest feature of these buildings is that the appearance is red, although scattered, but there seems to be a rule layout opposite the Royal Palace. However, most of them are badly damaged, and it is difficult to find the glory of the year.

This row of towers opposite the Terrace of Elephants adds a nice atmosphere to the clearing. On their own they are a little run down, but worth a quick stop to check them out.

The twelve zodiac pagoda is on the open lawn opposite Barong Temple. Although it is called the Twelve Zodiac Pagoda, it has nothing to do with the twelve zodiac signs we are familiar with. It used to be a place where prisoners were detained. In fact, it was an ancient prison. It just happened to have twelve towers, so it was named the Twelve Zodiac Pagodas.

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相信很多人来到十二生肖塔的时候都会草草的路过，因为他论景色和论建筑风格都不是在整个吴哥窟里面最值得观看的。但是我猜这里却停留了许久，第1个原因是因为我走到这里的时候实在太热了，继续在阴凉处好好的休息一下，而在这边正好有一棵大树，大树下面还有一个吊床，可以让我在这里躺着休息一会儿。其次整个的建筑是由日本参与修复的，总会有一些细节值得我们好好看一看。最后呢则是这里的宁静，在旅游过程当中，我最喜欢的真的还是宁静。