Wat Moha Leap, or vatt Mahā Lābh, is a century-old Buddhist pagoda in Kampong Cham province and the last-standing temple of Cambodia with a wooden structure. The name of the Wat Moha Leap could literally mean "monastery of great fortune". However, a local tradition posits that it derives from the nickname of its founder, a “literate monk” (moha), himself from the village of Preak Leap (“the arroyo of good fortune”) opposite Phnom Penh, on the banks of the Tonlé Sap. It is therefore the "monastery of the venerable [coming from] Preak Leap."
