- Area: Siem Reap Province > Banteay Srei District > Siem Reap Province
- | Type: Ancient Remains & Temples
Located just north of Phnom Bok, Prasat Leak Neang features a tall square brick temple that was the central tower of what was intended to be a group of three. Fascinatingly, only two sandstone false doors remain standing representing what was the northern tower and the southern tower has no remains. They shared a laterite base which is partially exposed.
The central tower still retains lintels and decorated door columns and a passing traveler at the site mentioned a decorated lintel being here, although it was not seen, perhaps in the overgrowth and turned face down for its protection.
The site would have been quite prominent in its day, rising on one earthen level that was surrounded by a moat, then, rising again to support the platform of the temple.
A stele was found at the site which carried inscriptions on each side in Khmer and in Sanskrit noting the installation of divinities in the 9th century along with land and resource matters. It was recorded under the reference K 1034.
Get the Ultimate Passport to Exploring Siem Reap & the Temples of Angkor and beyond
Now in its third edition, Essential Siem Reap is the Ultimate Passport to Siem Reap & Ancient Angkor. This year, there are two editions, one focused on the short-term visitor (a few days to a week) and an expanded edition for those who want to go beyond the typical tour circuits and explore so much more that the region offers – Read More.
Essential Siem Reap – Explorer Edition 2026
Written for history explorers, culture seekers, and long-stay adventurers alike. It includes everything in Essential Siem Reap, plus expanded details on history, ancient art, architecture, all the remote temple highlights found in the outer districts, and more.
Essential Siem Reap – City & Temples 2026
Designed especially for short-term visitors, packed with local info and deeper insight, this guide puts you on the fast track to ticking off the city’s highlights & attractions, and local foods, with comprehensive info on the must-see temples of ancient Angkor.
Map
Site Info
- Site Name: Leak Neang (Pr.) Khmer Name: បា្រសាទលាក់នាង
- Reference ID: HA11733 | Last Update: December 20th, 2021
- Date/Era: 10th Century
- Tags/Group: 10th Century, a, Kulen, pr, Temples
- Location: Siem Reap Province > Banteay Srei District > Siem Reap Province
- MoCFA ID: 450
- IK Number: 549
- Inscription Number/s: K. 1034
