Preah Palilay

Preah Palilay is a temple at Angkor, Cambodia. It is located in Angkor Thom, 400 m north of Phimeanakas. Built in the 13th or 14th century, it is a Buddhist temple (although with some Hindu imagery) in the Bayon style. Its most distinctive feature is its chimney-shaped tower.

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Angkorian Sites edit
Angkor	Angkor Thom \| Angkor Wat \| Bakong \| Baksei Chamkrong \| Banteay Kdei \| Banteay Samré \| Banteay Srei \| Baphuon \| The Bayon \| Chau Say Tevoda \| East Baray \| East Mebon \| Kbal Spean \| The Khleangs \| Krol Ko \| Lolei \| Neak Pean \| Phimeanakas \| Phnom Bakheng \| Phnom Krom \| Prasat Ak Yum \| Prasat Kravan \| Preah Khan \| Preah Ko \| Preah Palilay \| Preah Pithu \| Pre Rup \| Spean Thma \| Srah Srang \| Ta Prohm \| Ta Som \| Ta Keo \| Terrace of the Elephants \| Terrace of the Leper King \| Thommanon \| West Baray \| West Mebon \| Yasodharapura
Rest of Cambodia	Banteay Chhmar \| Beng Mealea \| Koh Ker \| Prasat Preah Vihear
Thailand	Lopburi \| Phanom Rung \| Muang Tum \| Phimai \| Mueang Sing
Laos	Wat Phou \| Oum Moung