
Prasat Reul (ប្រាសាទរើល)
Reul Temple (ប្រាសាទរើល) or Prasat Chamrek Chau of O Pram Pheam village is one of the lesser-known medium ruin temples, built in early 10th century C.E. The temple is Located in O Pram Pheam village […]
Reul Temple (ប្រាសាទរើល) or Prasat Chamrek Chau of O Pram Pheam village is one of the lesser-known medium ruin temples, built in early 10th century C.E. The temple is Located in O Pram Pheam village […]
Aob Neang Temple or Kraham Temple (ប្រាសាទឱបនាង) is one of the lesser-known shrines within the ancient capital of Chok Gargyar (ឆោកគគ្យរ៌) or known as Koh Ker complex presently, a significant archaeological site in northern Cambodia […]
Prasat Khnar and Trapeang Ang Khnar (ប្រាសាទខ្នារ និងត្រពាំងអង្គខ្នារ) is located about 3.6 kilometers from Prasat Thom Complex. Both temple sites are associated, and a source of sacred water in Lingapura, Koh Ker. The surrounding of […]
Neang Khmau Temple or Prasat Neang Khmau (ប្រាសាទនាងខ្មៅ) is an attractive temple located about 6 kilometers for the Prasat Thom Complex. The temple was built in the 10th century of the Angkor era by Jayavarman […]
Located in Koh Ker village, Sraryorng commune of Kulen District of Preah Vihear, the five-shrine temple’ owes it locate name to the villagers who have include all five buildings on the site. It is one […]
Rahal (រហាល) is the name given to Lingapura’s reservoir, or baray. Despite being a small puddle in comparison to the barays of Angkor, it is around 1,200 x 550 meters, or 6.6 square kilometers. (Estimates […]
Reamker Temple (ប្រាសាទរាមកេរ្តិ៍) is one of the lesser-known shrines within the ancient capital of Chok Gargyar (ឆោកគគ្យរ៌) or known as Koh Ker complex presently, a significant archaeological site in northern Cambodia (Preah Vihear Province) that […]
Royal Palace and Andaung Preng Pond (ស្រះអណ្តូងប្រេង) are the important spot in Koh Ker complex. Thesewere built during the second quarter of the 10th century under the reign of Jayavarman IV, who briefly moved the […]
Khtum Temple (ប្រាសាទក្ទម្ព ឬប្រាសាទនាងខ្ទុំ) belongs to the Koh Ker temple complex. It is a four-sided temple with four stairways. The temple was built during the reign of King Jayavarman IV in the 10th century of […]
Dang Tung Temple (ប្រាសាទដងទង់) is one of the lesser-known shrines within the ancient capital of Chok Gargyar (ឆោកគគ្យរ៌) or known as Koh Ker complex presently, a significant archaeological site in northern Cambodia (Preah Vihear Province) […]
Khnar Sen Keo temple (ប្រាសាទត្រពាំងខ្នារសែនកែវ ឬប្រាសាទខ្នារសែនកែវ) is the sandstone temple, located in Srarlai village, Tbeng Pi commune, Kulen district, Preah Vihear province, about 400 meters from Srarlai village and about 45 kilometers from Preah Vihear […]
Damrei Temple (ប្រាសាទដំរី) is one of the temples in the Koh Ker temple complex. An elephant sculpture with a large sandstone pedestal stands about 2 meter in height, and can be found inside this temple. […]
Chrap Temple (ប្រាសាទច្រាប) was surrounded by two-story fortifications that were made of lava stone (laterite stone). The first fence or inner ramp is facing west, just like the sandstone doorframe. A second or external fence […]
Chen Temple (ប្រាសាទចិន), a major temple at Koh Ker site, was constructed of lava stone (laterite stone) and sandstone during the 10th century and dedicated to Lord Vishnu. This temple was built in the Koh […]
Chamreh Temple (ប្រាសាទចំរេះ) is one of the lesser-known yet historically rich structures within the ancient archaeological complex of Koh Ker, a historical tourism site located in the Preah Vihear Province of northern Cambodia. Also known […]
Banteay Pir Choan Temple (ប្រាសាទបន្ទាយពីរជាន់), built in 937 C.E., is a significant Brahma temple aligned with the main Shiva temple, enhancing its religious value. Surrounded by double rampart, the temple was built in the 10th […]
Kok Krorng Temple (ប្រាសាទគោកគ្រោង) is one of the lesser-known yet historically intriguing temples situated on the highest point on the Koh Ker temple complex, situated in northern Cambodia’s Preah Vihear Province. The Koh Ker Complex, […]
Bak Temple (ប្រាសាទបាក់) is one of the lesser-known shrines within the ancient capital of Chok Gargyar (ឆោកគគ្យរ៌) or known as Koh Ker complex presently, a significant archaeological site in northern Cambodia (Preah Vihear Province) that […]
Krachap Temple (ប្រាសាទក្រចាប់), one of the lesser-known but captivating sanctuaries within the Koh Ker archaeological complex in northern Cambodia (Preah Vihear Province), offers a quiet glimpse into the spiritual and architectural richness of the Khmer […]
Our ancestors have left behind many folk games for future generations to play during various festivals to create fun and increase mutual relationships. There are many Khmer folk games such as the King Game (Sdach […]
Our ancestors have left behind many folk games for future generations to play during various festivals to create fun and increase mutual relationships. There are many Khmer folk games such as the King Game (Sdach […]
Our ancestors have left behind many folk games for future generations to play during various festivals to create fun and increase mutual relationships. There are many Khmer folk games such as the King Game (Sdach […]
Our ancestors have left behind many folk games for future generations to play during various festivals to create fun and increase mutual relationships. There are many Khmer folk games such as the King Game (Sdach […]
Most of the time, the Bout Sandek Game or Beans Game “ល្បែងបូតសណ្តែក” is played by two people facing each other, or if you want to play with more people, you need to have partners sitting […]
Our ancestors have left behind many folk games for future generations to play during various festivals to create fun and increase mutual relationships. There are many Khmer folk games such as the King Game (Sdach […]
Veay K’aom or Hit the Earthen Pot Game “ល្បែងវាយក្អម” is a folk game that is popular among all classes, which plays in pagoda ground during the Khmer New Year. The purpose of this game is […]
Lout Bav or Jumping Bag Game “ល្បែងលោតបាវ” is a popular folk game that many Cambodians play during the Khmer New Year. This game is played to help all Cambodians unite, build friendship, and develop the […]
Pong Raot Koun Kromom or Bride Kidnaping Game “ល្បែងពង្រាត់កូនក្រមុំ” is a popular folk game that many Cambodians play during the Khmer New Year or their free time from work. People play this game for fun […]
Our ancestors have left behind many folk games for future generations to play during various festivals to create fun and increase mutual relationships. There are many Khmer folk games such as the King Game (Sdach […]
Our ancestors have left behind many folk games for future generations to play during various festivals to create fun and increase mutual relationships. There are many Khmer folk games such as the King Game (Sdach […]