Known by various names like Phnom Thom and Phnom Arth Santuk, Phnom Santok is rich in ancient heritage, including: Buddha Statues: Three large Buddha statues, each over 10 meters long, carved from mountain rock. Prasat Touch: A three-story sandstone pyramid beside an ancient temple and a rectangular pond. Preah Bat Chann Tuk Statue: A sacred […]
Constructed in the 16th century during the reign of King Ang Chan I, the Buddha Statue is a remarkable example of ancient craftsmanship. Its impressive architecture and serene surroundings have helped it become a pivotal attraction in the region. Visitors can marvel at the intricate carvings on large ancient stones, which tell stories of the […]
Prey Pros has developed into a major tourist attraction, providing visitors with a unique blend of recreational activities and nature. The site has hosted numerous events, including running and bicycle races, along with national festivals that draw crowds from across the country and neighboring regions. Tourists can partake in fishing, swimming, and boating, or relax […]
Within the pagoda, visitors can discover various statues depicting stories related to Buddha. The vibrant, multi-colored fencing surrounding the pagoda adds to its charm, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Wat Kampong Thom offers a tranquil retreat for visitors, especially during festivals when the temple becomes a hub of community activity and celebration. Discover More with Eagle […]
Constructed in the second half of the 7th century (627-707 AD) during the reign of King Jayavarman I, Prasat Andet was dedicated to the god Hirihara. Built in the Kampong Preah style, the temple is composed of brick, masonry, laterite, and sandstone. It features an isolated plan on a 5.30-meter-high artificial hill and is rectangular, […]
Built-in the 8th century (706 AD) in the Kampong Preah style, Wat Prasat is constructed from brick, masonry, and sandstone, dedicated to Shiva. The sanctuary, facing east, was designed without false doors and originally featured wooden doors adorned with male and female divine sculptures. The southern door bears five lines of inscriptions, while the lintels […]
Built in the 10th to 11th century by King Suryavarman I, Prasat Kuhak Nokor showcases a mix of laterite and sandstone architecture. The surrounding rampart measures 35 meters long and 25 meters wide, with an eastern gateway standing 9 meters high. Notable features include a square throne decorated with lotus flowers and a local statue […]
Built in the Khleng style at the end of the 11th century during King Suryavarman I’s reign, Prasat Kok Rokar is dedicated to Shiva. The temple features a conical central sanctuary, measuring 6m x 5m and 8m high, with porches facing east. Surrounding it is an outer rampart measuring 25m x 25m, with signs of […]
The temple is notable for its traditional architecture and tranquil surroundings, providing visitors with a sense of serenity and reflection. While not as widely known as other historical sites, Wat Kdei Deum plays an essential role in the local community, serving as a place of worship and gathering for spiritual practices. Discover More with Eagle […]
Many temples were constructed in Sambo Prey Kuk during the reign of King Isanavarman I (AD 616-635) in the 7th century. The temples are built from solid brick, laterite, and sandstone, and adorned with exquisite bas-reliefs. Notable architectural features include sandstone lintels, pillars, and door frames. To date, around 140 temples have been discovered within […]
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