Issue: Cambodia 2004 Prasat Bayon 2000R Souvenir Sheet
Type: Souvenir Sheet
Number of Stamps: 1
Denominations: 2000 R
Issue Date: 2004
Issued By: Cambodia Post
Celebrating Cambodia Heritage:
Cambodia released a stunning 2000 Riel souvenir sheet featuring the iconic Prasat Bayon a renowned temple complex within the Angkor Thom in Siem Reap. The souvenir sheet with intricate designs showcases the faces of Avalokiteshvara that adorn the temple towers symbolizing compassion and wisdom. This release serves not only as a celebration of Cambodia rich cultural and architectural history but also as a tribute to the Khmer Empire architectural prowess. Collectors worldwide have prized this souvenir sheet appreciating its artistic representation of one of the most significant historical sites in Southeast Asia.
Cambodia Honors Ancient Wonders:
Souvenir Sheet captures the essence of Cambodia ancient Khmer architecture paying homage to one of the country most magnificent monuments. The sheet features a detailed depiction of the Prasat Bayon a 12th century temple known for its 54 towers carved with 216 smiling faces. As part of a series celebrating Cambodia UNESCO World Heritage Sites this sheet serves as a testament to the country cultural legacy. It appeals not only to philatelists but also to history enthusiasts who appreciate the deep connection between Cambodia’s ancient history and its modern identity.
A Glimpse into Cambodia Ancient Glory:
Cambodia Souvenir Sheet offers a remarkable glimpse into the grandeur of one of the most iconic temples of the Khmer Empire. The souvenir sheet features a detailed illustration of the temple towering faces often associated with King Jayavarman VII who commissioned the structure. This issue highlights the artistic and spiritual significance of Prasat Bayon making it a coveted piece for collectors interested in Southeast Asian history. The sheet release also marks Cambodia dedication to preserving and promoting its cultural heritage reinforcing the importance of the Angkor complex in the country identity and global recognition.