STOCK IMAGE Obverse The portrait of Banteay Srei Temple emerges in the center. On the right is the Norak Singha. On the left is the sculture of naga serpent Reverse The sluice "Tek Thla", along the National Road No 3. Banteay Srei is a Hindu temple of the X Century in Cambodia. Its name means "Fortress of Women" and is dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. Most of the temple is built of red sandstone, and the columns and interior walls feature an astonishing number of highly detailed decorations. For these characteristics, the temps is often called "Jewel of Khmer art" or "Precious jem". Country Cambodia King Norodom Sihanouk (1993-2004) Type Standard banknote Year 2002 Value 50 Riels 50 KHR = 0.92 INR Currency Second riel (1979-date) Composition Paper Size 130 × 60 mm Shape Rectangular Number N# 202880 References P# 52