Banteay Samre is found 400 meters (1,312 miles) east of the East Baray. It can be gotten to by enter and leave Banteay Samre from the east. It was implicit the center of the twelfth century by ruler Suryavarman II (ruled 1113-1150) and committed to Hindu (devoted to vishnu) with Art Style of Angkor Wat.
Foundation
Banteay Samre is a standout amongst the most finish buildings at Angkor because of reclamation utilizing the strategy for anastylosis. Lamentably, the nonappearance of support in the course of recent years is obvious.
The name Samre alludes to an ethnic gathering of mountain individuals, who possessed the areas at the base of Phnom Kulen and were most likely identified with the Khmers. No engraving has been found for this sanctuary, however the style of the majority of the structural engineering is of the exemplary specialty of the center period like Angkor Wat. The landmark probably dates from the same period, or, maybe, somewhat later, despite the fact that there are increments credited to the Bayon style.The extents of Banteay Samre are plended. An interesting component is an inside channel with laterite clearing, which when loaded with water more likely than not given an ethereal environment to the sanctuary. The greater part of the structures around the channel are on a raised base with even moldings, decoreated in a few zones with figures confined by lotus buds.