Kamnap (Phumi Phnom Toch)
Mound of bricks on which we can see many sandstone blocks
Mound of bricks on which we can see many sandstone blocks
Large basin, no temple remnants
Mound with laterite and sandstone pieces seen, southeast of Phnom Sreh
Terrace (location estimated)
Contemporary monastery and pagoda that retains three stele/Buddhist boundary markers in two separate Neak Ta shelters. The boundary markers, around 1m in height, are interesting for depicting Angkorian style niches inset with the standing Buddha. One is heavily damaged, another features reasonably refined carving albeit eroded while other in a second shelter is less less … Read more
Also known as Neang Meas, remains of a small brick temple group with one tower still partially standing. Pedestal and colonette fragment can be seen. On the east of the site, partly buried sandstone plinths can be seen and a part buried lintel fragment.
Located in Kok Kreul Village, Leang Dai Commune of Siem Reap. An unprepared site, 90 m x 90 m, surrounded by a moat with no standing temple remains. Some excavations appear to have revealed numerous vestiges including many colonette pieces, ornate sandstone blocks, laterite blocks, bricks, mini prasats carved in sandstone, and other fragments. The … Read more
Partially standing brick temple
Partially standing laterite temple (firehouse?)
Remains of a small laterite terrace.
Remnants of an ancient temple site. Location estimated