Buddhist Terrace of Kravan Temple

Prasat Kravan (Khmer: ប្រាសាទក្រវាន់) is a 10th-century temple consisting of five brick towers. Meanwhile, one tower features a pedestal flanked by sema stone, indicating the site may have been in use in the late/post-Angkor era under Theravada Buddhism.

Also notable is the building/terrace of which only its base remains on the southeast side of the temple. It may have originally been a library building, but quite unusually, this structure opens to the east, where Angkorian-era libraries traditionally open to the west. It also features reliefs around its perimeter that seem likely to have held wooden pillars to support a roof. Both points, and the presence of sima stones leading one to think it was a Buddhist Terrace structure which are attributed to the late/post-Angkorian era.