Prasat Don An

Prasat Don An is a Khmer sanctuary in the plains west of the Tonle Sap. Its sandstone buildings and enclosing walls date from the Angkorian period, around the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. Carved figures once adorned the temple, while gateways and pools marked the boundaries of its sacred precinct. The surrounding countryside was suited to rice cultivation, linking the sanctuary to the agricultural landscape that supported it.