Trapeang Lpeou Temple

Also known as Kuk Trapeang Lopov (Pr.) and Neang Pow. A group of three brick temples that are partially standing and a “library” building that is no longer standing. The door frames of the south temple featured inscriptions registered under K. 690, as did the “library” building which was registered under K. 691. The site also featured a brick outer wall, moat, and basin in the east.

Update: in 2024 the site underwent restoration and preservation works.

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