Also recorded as Doun Mong and M. 075, it is the partially standing remnants of three small brick temples aligned on a north-south axis and opening to the east. According to reports, the site also featured a library and an outer enclosure wall was also made of brick.
The partially standing central shrine is rectangular with a short forebody extending its eastern opening. Inside, a hole can be seen in the north wall that may have once featured a water spout (Somasutra) and around mid-height of the walls, remnants of a brick ledge. Around the exterior, decorative elements typically of Sambor Prei Kuk can be seen around the base and embossed pilasters around the main temple body.
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Site Info
- Site Name: Dong Mong (Pr.) Khmer Name: ប្រាសាទដូនមោង
- Reference ID: HA14176 | Last Update: September 30th, 2023
- Tags/Group: rc, Sambor Prei Kuk, Temples
- Location: Kampong Thom Province > Prasat Sambour District > Sambour Commune > O Krou Kae Village
- MoCFA ID: 7523
