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Prasat Pram has an enclosure, three brick towers, and two shrines. The tower at the right is overgrown with hundreds of small roots. One of the shrines has a huge tree on the top and was possibly a fire-sanctuary.
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Literally meaning the "Black Lady" in Khmer, probably referring to the tower's fire-scarred surface.
A small ruined Khamer Temple, known for its unique laterite structure, sandstone doorway, and original Ganesha (elephant-headed deity) statue, The statue was illicitly removed but has been returned to Cambodia and is displayed at the National Museum in Phnom Penh.
Plae Beng
Prasat Beng is a sprawling, jungle-entangled temple complex
Prasat Chen has a wall and consists of three half collapsed black laterite towers.
Prasat Damrei (the elephant temple, damrei = elephant). This sanctuary has an enclosure and one tower. It was flanked by four beautiful elephant sculptures. Just two of them are left at the site, the others are in museums.