Prasat Angkor Wat Spean Khang Kaeut

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Prasat Angkor Wat Spean Khang Kaeut
Native Nameប្រាសាទអង្គរវត្ត ស្ពានហាល
Alternative namePrasat Angkor Wat East Bridge, Prasat Angkor Wat East Entrance Causeway
BA#C1710405
CISARK#429
IK#497
SizeMedium
ConditionRuin
TypeAncient Bridge
Location
Part ofPrasat Angkor Wat, Yasodharapura II, Yasodharapura III, Angkor
CommuneNokor Thom
DistrictSiem Reap Municipality
ProvinceSiem Reap
CountryCambodia
Coordinates13.41241, 103.87265
History
FoundedFirst half of 12th Century
BuilderSuryavarman II
Art StyleAngkor Wat
MaterialSandstone, Laterite
ReligionHinduism
DeityVishnu
UNESCO Inscription1992



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Site Size & Condition: Ancient Bridge Prasat Angkor Spean Khang Kaeut (ប្រាសាទអង្គរវត្ត ស្ពានហាល - Pronounced: Pra-saht Ong-kor Waht S'pien Karng Kaeult)

The east entrance causeway to Prasat Angkor Wat spans approximately 190m from east to west and is about 56m wide. The ancient causeway leads onto Kuk Ta Kuk Kou, the east entrance gopura.

Unlike Spean Harl the main west entrance causeway, this causeway lacks sandstone terraces, lion statues and naga balustrades. The causeway is said to be built from sandstone also, though apparently it was a different quality of sandstone/from a different quarry/region.

This causeway has yet to be restored by the authorities.


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