Khmer Buddhist Temples in Kampuchea Krom (The Mekong Delta or South Vietnam)
Kampuchea Krom has more than 600 Khmer Theravada Buddhist temples; only 567 Khmer Theravada Buddhist temples remained, the rest were destroyed by the Vietnamese, more than 20,000 Buddhist clergies; 13,000,000 Khmers. 99% of Khmers are Buddhist devotees. Khmers in Kampuchea Krom and Cambodia are the same in race, language, religion, literature, history, heritage, culture, custom and tradition. It is slightly different in regional tonal accent when it comes to speaking.

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Wat Jantarangsey (in Khmer Wat Chantarangsey)
Established in B.E.2491, A.D.1947 by the late and renowned Ven. Lam Em.
Located in the center of Prey Nokor city (Presently Ho Chi Minh city), Kampuchea Krom (Presently Socialist Republic of Vietnam).
Prey Nokor is a former important Khmer seaport.

Wat Samborangsey
The oldest Khmer temple in Kampuchea Krom, age 1,638 as of B.E.2555, A.D.2011 Year of the Rabbit. Built in B.E.917 equivalent to A.D.373.
Located in Ta Khao village, Krasaing commune, Kampong Spean district, Preah Trapeang province, Kampuchea Krom (Presently Socialist Republic of Vietnam).

Wat Bodhisalaraja Kampong
Built in the seventh century at the same time as Wat Samraong Ek, Wat Khtung, Wat Koh, and Wat Koak.
Preah Trapeang province (The Khmer people there organize a Buddhist memorial service to honor Oknha Son Kuy for his courageous act of nationalism), Kampuchea Krom (Presently Socialist Republic of Vietnam).

Wat Samraong Ek
Built in the seventh century at the same time as Wat Buddhisalaraja Kampong, Wat Khtung, Wat Koh, and Wat Koak
Preah Trapeang province, Kampuchea Krom (Presently Socialist Republic of Vietnam).

Wat Khtung
Built in the seventh century at the same time as Wat Buddhisalaraja Kampong, Samraong Ek, Wat Koh, and Wat Koak
Preah Trapeang province, Kampuchea Krom (Presently Socialist Republic of Vietnam).

Built in the seventh century A.D. at the same time as Wat Buddhisalaraja Kampong, Samraong Ek, Wat Koh, and Wat Koak
Preah Trapeang province, Kampuchea Krom.

Wat Koak
Built in the seventh century at the same time as Wat Buddhisalaraja Kampong, Samraong Ek, Wat Koh, and Wat Koak
Located in Preah Trapeang province, Kampuchea Krom (Presently Socialist Republic of Vietnam).

Wat Angkor Rajaborei also known as Wat Angkor
Located in Preah Trapeang province, Kampuchea Krom (Presently Socialist Republic of Vietnam).

Wat Sovannamealy Preah Baang
Located in Kampuchea Krom (Presently Socialist Republic of Vietnam).

Wat Bodhi Srah Srang Kampong Roka Thmei
Located in Kampuchea Krom (Presently Socialist Republic of Vietnam).

Located in Preah Trapeang province
Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Kampuchea Krom)

Built in the 18th century of Christian eras
Located in Phnordach district, Preah Trapeang province
Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Kampuchea Krom)

Wat Koh Slaa
Located in Thkov district, Preah Trapeang province, Kampuchea Krom (Presently Socialist Republic of Vietnam).

Located in Thkov district, Preah Trapeang province
Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Kampuchea Krom)

Wat Surinrajapriksa Jrey Ta So Slaa Paang also known as Wat Slaa Paang
Located in Slaa Paang village, Romduol commune, Thkov district, Preah Trapeang province, Kampuchea Krom (Presently Socialist Republic of Vietnam).

Located in the Preah Trapeang provincial city
Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Kampuchea Krom)

Located in Preah Trapeang province
Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Kampuchea Krom)

Located in Kanjoang district, Preah Trapeang province
Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Kampuchea Krom)
click on image to view picture of Wat Kanjoang Kampong Leav

Located in Kampong Jrey district, Preah Trapeang province
Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Kampuchea Krom)
click on image to view picture of Wat Kampong Jrey