Wat Kuhak Nokor is an eleventh-century site with a collection of laterite and sandstone buildings in a well-maintained 200 square meters park surrounded by a large sandstone rampart 3 meters in height. Built during the reign of King Suryavarman I, the style is similar to the Tonlé Bati temple.
Founded by King Isanavarman I during the seventh century, Sambo Prei Kuh was once the capital of Chenla
Read MoreAndet temple, built in the Prei Kmeng style with one single brick tower, now nestles snugly alongside a
Read MorePhnom Santuk Mountain has many Buddha statues carved from great mountain rock including three big
Read MorePrasat Yeah Puon Group comprised a total of 22 sanctuaries (5 have octagonal shapes) with two wall rampart,
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