Damrei Krap
| Native Name | ដំរីក្រាប |
|---|---|
| BA# | C1713121 |
| CISARK# | 5059 |
| Type | Carvings |
| Location | |
| Part of | Mahendraparvata |
| Village | Phum Thmei |
| Commune | Khnang Phnom |
| District | Svay Leu |
| Province | Siem Reap |
| Country | Cambodia |
| Coordinates | 13.54493, 104.10318 |
| History | |
| Founded | Late 8th-9th Century |
| Art Style | Kulen |
| Material | Sandstone - natural rock |
| UNESCO Proposed | 2020 |
| UNESCO Tentative | 2020 |
Damrei Krap (ដំរីក្រាប - Pronounced: Dom-rei Krahp)
Is another carved, sandstone boulder site - which is common on Phnom Kulen - located a short walk from Phum Thmei. It is also in the form of an elephant, although considerably smaller than the one found at Srah Damrei, and this time in a kneeling position.
The site may not be worth visiting on its own, but it does lie close to the ruined brick towers of Prasat Balang (Svay Leu).
A precise date is impossible to determine, however a statue of Vishnu is reportedly to have originated from this site, which is in the Phnom Kulen style, and is now housed at the National Museum of Cambodia.
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Vishnu at the National Museum of Cambodia
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Nearby Sites
- Anlong Pong Phkay
- Banteay
- Chhat Moha Eisei
- Damrei Krap
- Denh Chaor
- Kroes Prasat (Anlong Thom)
- Kroes Thma Bae Kream
- Peung
- Peung Keo Nama
- Peung Preah Chop
- Peung Preah Pram Preah Ang
- Prasat Anlong Pong Phkay
- Prasat Balang (Svay Leu)
- Prasat Chop
- Prasat Daun Meas
- Prasat Dot Sdach Kumlong
- Prasat Kraol Romeas
- Preah Baht
- Preah Ko (Kulen)
- Preah Thom
- Preah Vishnu
- Rup Arak
- Sema Daun Meas
- Sema Peam Kre
- Thnal Phlov Srae
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