Wat Preah Theat Thma Da temple

Wat Preah Theat Thma Da temple is an ancient site located in Preah Theat Thma Da village, O’Rang Oav district, about 38 kilometers southeast of Kampong Cham provincial town. The temple complex includes the Preah Theat temple and a pond called Tonle Sa Ngout. Local people worship various statues at the site, including Atitep Vero, Kongchak, Hekpous, Srei Krupleak, Tuosmuk, and Angkrong Pleung. Behind the temple is a hall called Meru Mena with a sculpture of Haothi Neang Umaparvati. There is a belief that dropping a coconut into a hole inside Meru will make it appear in the pond. The site also features a damaged Meru with a sculpted lintel on sandstone, showcasing Cambodia’s rich heritage and religious practices.;