Name: Thma Bay Kaek
Address: Angkor, Cambodia, KH

Thma Bay Kaek is a point of interest, located at Angkor, Cambodia

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Angkor

Added by Jopie, at 11 February 2016

Monday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Friday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Sunday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM

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Anonymous

26 February 2018

Prasat Thma Bay Kaek is located right in front of the Angkor Thom south gate, is a Hindu temple. Thma = rock/stone, Bay (Bai) = rice, Kaek = crow

Prasat Joul Moin is a Hindu temple locating in a straight line between Prasat Bei and Prasat Bay Kaek which you can see in the photo to the front or back of the other two temples
Anonymous

31 January 2018

Prasat Thma Bay Kaek is located right in front of the Angkor Thom south gate, is a Hindu temple. Thma = rock/stone, Bay (Bai) = rice, Kaek = crow
Anonymous

06 November 2017

The spare remains of a brick prasat, now disappeared, leaving only a doorframe, lintel and a bit of the terrace. A sacred relic of five gold leaves, one bearing the image of Nandi (Shiva’s bull), was discovered at this site. Combine with visit to Prasat Bei/Baksei Chamkrong.
Anonymous

02 June 2017

This is just a platform and a door frame.
Anonymous

20 January 2017

Руины примечательны лишь тем, что позволяет рассмотреть внутреннее устройство . устройства под названием лингам. Сама чаша (йони) разрушена, но лингам и находящийся под ним вложенный камень доступны взору.
Anonymous

18 June 2016

Ok
Anonymous

22 May 2016

It's the bridge!
Anonymous

26 April 2016

Great
Anonymous

18 February 2016

Our driver dropped us off at the South Gate Bridge and I didn't even notice he meant for us to see Thma Bay Kaek, which is nothing more than a door frame. The bridge, however, caught our attention. The water is stationary and it created a great opportunity for photographers to like to capture reflections. Since we were there during peak season, the bridge was crowded with people, tuk tuk, cars, and even elephants. I have uploaded a few shots of the bridge here.