Temples
Ancient Boundary Markers
A small shelter near Tor Temple and Spean Tor housing the remains of ancient boundary markers
Wat Lbeuk (Srei Snam)
Monastery grounds where remains of an ancient temple, named Prasat Pothi, were found. The remnants lodged were with the National Museum including a bronze head of Shiva. Nearby several other mounds with remains of ancient sites were recorded, they include Prasat Lbeuk, Prasat Top, and Prasat Lich. The remains of ancient temple sites are numerous … Read more
Wat Koh Prasat Prey
Monastery surrounded by the moat of an ancient site
Prei Kroes
Temple site with only scattered bricks left to be seen.
Tuol
Scant remains of a temple with basin in the east. All that remains are several sandstone plinths, brick rubble, a very decayed pedestal and other pieces.
Trâpeang Ta Kuch
Mound with basin in the south
Terrace L
A site that is uncleared and unprepared for visitors. The site was recorded by Henri Marchal and George Trouve in the 1900s and recently surveyed by the Angkor Vihara Project/APSARA. The site, located just east of the Beng Thom basin is difficult to reach (blocked by water) and tucked away among a group of small … Read more
Terrace M (Preah Ang Khmao)
A reconstructed terrace near to the place of the original also featuring the original sema stones. Some other original stone pieces can be seen grouped around trees.