A laterite temple that was one of the “firehouses”/Dharmacalas, or Gîte d’étape as the French researchers would call them, that were found along certain sections of the ancient road network. The temple is mostly collapsed bar part of the northern wall which retains some remnants of a sandstone lintel depicting worshippers. There is a large basin to the south where scant remains of another temple exist.
Also see: Ancient Ways: Along the royal road in Angkor Chum
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- Site Name: Seman Teng (Pr.) Khmer Name: បា្រសាទស្មាន់តេង
- Reference ID: HA11794 | Last Update: May 16th, 2022
- Other Names: Prasat Seman Ting, Krantep
- Tags/Group: Ancient Royal Road, Firehouse (Dharmasala/Vahni-griha), pr, Royal Road Angkor Phimai, Temples
- Location: Siem Reap Province > Angkor Chum District > Nokor Pheas Commune > Pong Toek Village
- MoCFA ID: 511
- IK Number: 628
