Sequentially, while walking along a path which skirts the eroded channel of the river-formed natural stone bridge, one can see a pair of Vishnu sculptures with Lakshmi seated at his feet in a reclining pose. Upstream of the bridge, there is a sculpture of Shiva and Uma mounted on the bull. Approximately downstream of the bridge, there are additional Vishnu sculptures. Further downstream up to the water fall and till the water pool are the "Sahasra lingas" in Sanskrit language with English equivalent name of "Thousand Lingas". The sculpted lingams in the coarse sandstone river bed outcrops are seen from about downstream of the bridge. According to the journalist Teppo Tukki of "Phnom Penh Post" who visited the site in 1995, the lingams, some of which date back to the 9th century, are about square and deep and lined in a perfect grid pattern. The river runs over them, covering them with of pristine water. The holy objects are designed to create a "power path for the Khmer Kings".