These faces look over visitors entering in Ta Som. You can see the architecture used to build arches wasn't great, but those enigmatic faces are awesome.

Inside this doorway you can see the linga if you look closely. This doorway is built in a very old style, like ancient Indian structures with more decoration.

The east gopura is being destroyed or held together by this giant ficus tree. The perfect photo opportunity beckons tourists like us.

Overall not much of Ta Som is preserved very well, but this decorative arch has survived.

Renovation is underway here, so something remains for posterity.

This entrance has survived relatively well.

The apsaras here look a little bit different than those at the larger, fancier places.

This viewpoint looking through a series of concentric doorways was too tempting to resist.

Perhaps she was a famous and well known dancer when this place was constructed.