Overview

• Late 9th Century
• Religion: Hindu
• Patron: Yasovarman I
• Style: Preah Ko/Bakheng

Purpose

This Hindu temple was dedicated to Shiva and built in memory of Yasovarman I's father.

Significance

Many believe Lolei has the finest carvings of all the Roluos temples.

History

This was the last of the major Roluos temples constructed before the capital was moved to the Angkor area. A modern day pagoda has been built among the ruins.

Description

This temple was located in the center of the baray at Roluos. Its four brick towers are placed on a laterite platform and enclosed by a laterite wall.