- Area: Siem Reap Province > Krong Siem Reab > Sangkat Nokor Thum
- | Type: Ancient Remains & Temples
An uncleared site mostly in ruin that has a small structure about with only the base remaining, several sandstone plinths, and shaped pieces.
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The base structure is about 10 m square with unique molding in sandstone atop a core of laterite and located at the western end of the site, it is surrounded by a wall/embankment on either side that runs forward to the east about 40 m. It appears to have another outer wall/embankment surrounding that which is then surrounded by a moat. Between the structure and its eastern end, there are scattered remains of sandstone plinths.
The site also features bas-reliefs of Rahu and Garuda and when combined with the site layout, style of the laterite molding, make the site a little bit of a mystery with the question asked, is this late/post Angkor construction often referred to as “Buddhist Terraces” while its origins possibly date to the 10th century.
Site Info
- Site Name: No official name
- Reference ID: HA17600 | Posted: May 5, 2021 | Last Update: May 18th, 2022
- Tags/Group: 10th Century, Angkor, Buddhist Terrace
- Location: Siem Reap Province > Krong Siem Reab > Sangkat Nokor Thum
- MoCFA ID: 4782
