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Prei Vihear Temple (Kok Kreul Village)

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

Top Temple

Remnants of an ancient temple site. Location estimated

Phum Prasat Temple

Remains of three brick temples that were surrounded by a laterite enclosure wall. While the three temples and a library building are no longer standing, parts of the wall and various decorated elements of the site can still be seen. It was surely a highly ornate site, likely dated to the 10th century, and a … Read more

Ta Prohm Temple of Banteay Chhmar

Perhaps the most popular of the satellite temples that surround the main temple Banteay Chhmar, Prasat Ta Prohm is a similar layout to the others featuring an outer laterite wall with remains of entrance pavilions on the east and west, a large moat, another laterite wall with an entrance pavilion on the east enclosing a … Read more

Wat Moung-Botum Temple

Located in Srei Snam District of Siem Reap province, Wat Moung (Khmer: វត្តទុំមោង) is also recorded as being built atop an ancient temple site. Noting that it sits at the center of several archeological sites. If you check the CISARK site here you can see photos from around the early 2000s of the vihara that … Read more

Anlong Kol Temple

Remains of a laterite temple, 2 km southeast of the village of Ta Seng

Wat Kokir Temple

Located on the western side of Preah Khan of Kampong Svay. It’s an ancient temple site, surrounded by a moat and heavily overgrown (12/22) only remnants of the actual temple can be seen.

Prei Vihear Temple (Leang Dai)

Located in Leang Dei Commune of Angkor Thum district the site features scant remnants of an ancient temple. At one end, an excavated area can be seen with a scattering of bricks, then a linear line of laterite covered in shrub runs eastward for around 30 m seeming to end at a partially cleared area … Read more