Kampong Speu Province

Wat Preah Put Nipean

Today the site of a contemporary monastery and pagoda, it was built on the site of an ancient 7th-century temple whose remains are still visible. The monastery itself has a heritage dating to the Post-Angkorian period with an inscription discovered at the site dated to the 17th century. The Post-Angkorian inscription and a 7th-century inscription … Read more

Phnom Hu Phnov

Monastery built on the site of a ruined ancient square brick temple. Lieu of provenance of a recorded entry in the K 76 which was deposited in the National Museum of Angkor.

Wat Trach Tong

Monastery with a basin in the east, where you can see some laterite block remnants of an ancient site. (Cisark)

Wat Pô

Monastery where remnants of an ancient site were seen

Wat Phnom Toch

Monastery where remnants of an ancient site were found

Don Rein

Two mounds with remains of ancient sites

Wat Sophi

Monastery with what may be ancient basins nearby

Ang

Mound of bricks surrounded by a moat which were found fragments of schist and laterite located 100 m south of Wat Prei Kdei. (Cisark)

Wat Prei Kdei

Monastery surrounded by the moat of an ancient site

Meun (N.T.)

Remains of an ancient site on a mound surrounded by a moat

Wat Svay Tiep

Monastery surrounded by the moat of an ancient site.

Wat Phneay

Monastery where remnants of an ancient site were found.

Wat Chas

Mound, where a representation of Harihara, was found plus other remnants including blocks of stone bearing the inscription registered under K. 416