Ang Khtum
Knoll surrounded by a moat. No vestige apparent.
Kampot Province
Located in the south-west of the country Kampot Province is most famous for its coastline. Stretching some 80 kilometers this once undeveloped and sleepy laid-back region is attracting the eyes of many international developers. The area features numerous natural attractions and scenic landscapes.
Popular natural attractions here include Bokor Hill, Teuk Chhou Rapids, Teuk Chhou Wildlife Education Park, Prek Thnout, Kampong Trach, Phnom K’Chnor, Phnom Seda Orn.
Other attractions include Kampot Museum, Kampot Pepper Plantations, and Kampot Salt Pans.
Po Doh
location of an ancient site, remaining is a knoll surrounded by a moat.
Ang Chan
Location of an ancient site without remains
Khvav (Phumi Trapeang Bei)
Mound on which one can see few bricks.
Ang Trapeang Thom
Mound of bricks that serves burial.
Ang Kap Touk
Mound with brick and stone fragments
Wat Ang Chhouk
Contemporary monastery surrounded by a moat that may have been built on the site of an ancient brick temple.
Ang Pouk
A brick mound surrounded by a moat
Kok Srangae
Mound
Trapeang Andong
Mound with brick remnants, with a small basin in the northeast (Trapeang Neal)
Phum Svay Ph’aem
Mound with brick remnants
Ang Neak Vat
Location of an ancient site with only a mound remaining