Prasat Pram
Prasat Pram is a couple hours drive from Siem Reap and is part of the Koh Ker Temple complex. It gets its name from the 5 main structures at the site: the three towers (above) and two libraries in front of them. The buildings here are made of brick instead of the sandstone blocks used in most of the other temples.
The main attraction of the site are the trees blending with the brick structures.
You can learn more about Prasat Pram here.
Minefield cleared by CMAC.
This sign marks an area around the temple complex that was cleared of land mines and unexploded ordnance by the Cambodian Mine Action Centre.
The section of the sign in the lower right shows the road, a cleared area (where the structures are), and the blacked out area around it where mines and ordnance have not been cleared.
The guides here are pretty clear about the importance of staying on the path and not wandering off.
