Bayon > Built at the the end of the 12th century, the Bayon is a 3-storey high mountain temple made of sandstone and laterite located at  the heart of the city. The giant sculpted faces represent Jayavarman VII in his divine state. The faces are looking to the  four cardinal points. While the Bayon’s charms are often credited  to the gracious faces, the temple is also famed for the profusion of bas-reliefs depicting scenes from everyday life.	Other temples Outside Angkor Links & Contact