Prasat Ballangk District

*Important: Some archaeological sites are approximated to the district level only. For sites outside the cleared tourist areas, you should seek a guide from the local area. Read more

Wat Sakram

Contemporary monastery and pagoda that seems to always be locked (Dec 2022 & Feb 2023). Update 12/2024: On passing, the monastery was open! It retains some very interesting remnants of Buddha statues and older-style sema and sema pedestals that may have originated from a development prior to the pagoda we see today. Images 12/2024

Wat Samrong

Contemporary monastery with a new pagoda under construction (Dec 2022).

Wat Tuol Kreul

Contemporary monastery and pagoda. At the time of visiting (02/23) the pagoda was under restoration and prior to consecration with the base sema still yet to be placed.

Neak Ta Sa Kream

A small collection of remnants located in a shelter near a wooden vihara.

Balang Temple (Kampong Thom)

Prasat Balang is a partially standing brick temple surrounded by a moat. The site is entered from the main road to the north which winds around the southern side of the site and into the eastern entrance where there is a shelter housing several remnants including window frames and a lintel among other pieces. The … Read more

Bangkang Temple

“Mound with a pedestal, laterite blocks and a basin in the east.” – Cisark

Phnom Changhan

“Laterite terrace on which one can see a statue of the Buddha sheltered by a naga and a pedestal.” – Cisark

Ambaeng Nom Temple

Located around 4 km east of Stoung <> Ta Seng Road from the village of Sakream, Prasat Ambaeng Nom is a three brick temple group. The three temples are aligned on a north-south axis and open to the east. All three of the brick towers are of a similar style although the central tower is … Read more

Wat Trach

Monastery where a lintel from a brick temple was found