Prasat Kuk Pring Chrom

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Prasat Kuk Pring Chrom
Native Nameប្រាសាទគុកព្រីងជ្រុំ
Alternative nameWat Pring Chrom
BA#C0303008
CISARK#136
IK#96
K InscriptionK.92
Inscr. LocationIn situ
SizeMedium
ConditionRuin
TypeTemple
Location
VillagePring Chrom
CommunePring Chrom
DistrictCheung Prei
ProvinceKampong Cham
CountryCambodia
Coordinates12.17370, 105.05730
History
Founded10th Century
Art StyleKoh Ker
MaterialLaterite, Brick
ReligionHindu



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Site Size & Condition: Medium Ruin Prasat Kuk Pring Chrom (ប្រាសាទគុកព្រីងជ្រុំ - Pronounced: Pra-saht Kouk Pring Chom)​

A partially collapsed, east-facing, brick tower, surrounded by a laterite enclosure with a ruined - also laterite - eastern gopura. Both the north and south doorjambs of the tower have Sanskrit inscriptions, catalogued together as K.92. A 10th-century style sandstone lintel, depicting the Churning of the Ocean of Milk, is now reportedly preserved in Wat Tuol Chrom just to the west of the prasat.

A large rectangular reservoir lies immediately east of the site.


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