Shrine to Preah Ang Chek and Preah Ang Chorm of particular importance to the locals is the small shrine in front of the Raffle Grand Hotel Angkor containing two standing Buddhas of name Preah Ang Chek(taller) and Preah Ang Chorm(Shorter). They are surrounding by stories of power and indestructibility Visitors as welcome to make offering and take Photos. The reverence of local pilgrims is palpable. Shrine to Ya Tep under a huge tree in the traffic circle in front of the Royal Residence is the statue of Ya Tep. A Neak Ta Neak Ta are powerful spirits connected to the particular area of land. Ya Tep is local to Siem Reap and is said to help bring protection to the faithful. Offerings of chicken skins can often be seen around the shrine. Wat Bo found in 18th Century. A large, highly respected pagoda. Like the silver pagoda in Phnom Penh, the vihear of Wat Bo contains very unique wall paintings of the Reamker that are said to be late 19th century. Look for the ordinary life market scenes such as an opium-smoking Chinese merchant, the colonial era French officer at the market and French soldiers attending a traditional dance performance. And also interest is the large collection of Buddha statues located the main Buddha. Wat Keseraram is a Pagoda of the Cornflower Petals. Pastoral setting and Extensive, detail collection of the life of Buddha on the interior of the vihear make this one of the more interesting what to visit. The date of establishment is unclear, But most agree that Vihear was constructed in the early 1970. Located on Rout #6 in the center of town and near by Bou Savy Guest House.