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Prasat Aop Neang

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Located around 400m south of the Rahal Baray at Koh Ker, also recorded as Prasat Kraham, it is a small square brick temple that opens to the east with sandstone…

Kok Krong Temple

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Located south of the main group of Koh Ker’s temples, Prasat Kok Krong is a rectangular brick temple that featured a corbelled roof and opened to the east. It is…

Chamreh Temple

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…the lintel and pediment in an inverted U, low, with a vertical tympanum. L’Art khmèr classique , monuments du quadrant Nord-Est, Henri Parmentier, 1939 Photos 2021 tour of Koh Ker…

Sampear Temple

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Located on the southeast side of the Koh Ker temple group, also known as Prasat Sampor and Sampie, it’s the remains of a brick temple that opened to the west….

Plae Beng Temple

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Also known as Prasat Beng. Koh Ker features rich diversity in its architectural styles and this is another unusual site. The central feature or shrine was a raised sandstone terrace…

Prasat Trapeang Rosei

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…and sandstone. The entrance pavilion appears to have featured windowed rooms on either wing along with large pediments similar to other entrance gopura in the Koh Ker area. It is…

Boeng Veng Temple

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Located north of the main group of temples in Koh Ker, it’s also known as Prasat Beng Veng and Prasat Ben Ven. Still standing today is one brick shrine in…

Prei Prasat (Trapeang Prei)

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…doors bar the southern entrance. Inside, an upturned pedestal retains some beautiful decoration typical of Koh Ker sites. To the north and south are two basins, and another to the…

Prateal Hang Temple

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…from Can Sram (284), and 25 km. from Koh Ker. According to Mr. PARMENTIER’s description, “it is a group of five brick towers, arranged on two fronts, facing east, the…

Boeng Khnar Temple

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Also known as Prasat Khnar, the temple once featured a massive linga recorded as being 7 m high and 4 m wide that was supported by an equally massive pedestal…

Linga 4 Temple

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It is a large square sandstone temple, 11m per side atop a decorated sandstone base, that houses a massive pedestal and linga. It is fronted also by a large laterite…

Linga Temple 2

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Also recorded as Prasat Balang. A square sandstone temple with a large pedestal and massive linga. The square shrine shares its layout, and likely also its purpose, with 3 more…

Linga Temple 3

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Also recorded as Prasat Balang Tbong, here you can see the remains of a very ornate pedestal and large linga. The site likely shared its purpose with 3 more (Linga…

Ling Temple

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Remains of a square laterite temple

Ponlei Temple

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Remains of a square laterite temple with outer wall

Kraol Temple

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Remains of a laterite temple

Site #5453

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Remains of a pedestal and linga (source: Cisark)

Phnom Penh National Museum of Cambodia

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…there is the stunning masterpiece that is the statues of Valin and Sugriva in battle, originating from Prasat Chen of Koh Ker. That’s followed by more stunning works in stone…

Phnom Mrech Temple

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…between Koh Ker and Práḥ Khan of Kompon Svày, bears on its northern abutment a 16-line inscription in sloppy characters. The first two, in incorrect Sanskrit, form a vasantatilaka stanza….