Prasat Bakong Spean Khang Lech
| Native Name | ប្រាសាទបាគងស្ពានខាងលិច |
|---|---|
| Alternative name | Prasat Bakong West Entrance Bridge, Prasat Bakong West Entrance Causeway |
| BA# | C1709198 |
| CISARK# | 481 |
| IK# | 584 |
| Size | Medium |
| Condition | Intact |
| Type | Ancient Bridge |
| Location | |
| Part of | Prasat Bakong, Hariharalaya, Angkor |
| Village | Thnai Trang |
| Commune | Bakong |
| District | Prasat Bakong |
| Province | Siem Reap |
| Country | Cambodia |
| Coordinates | 13.33589, 103.97284 |
| History | |
| Founded | 9th Century |
| Builder | Indravarman I |
| Art Style | Preah Ko |
| Material | Laterite |
| Religion | Hinduism |
| Deity | Shiva |
| UNESCO Inscription | 1992 |
Prasat Bakong Spean Khang Lech (ប្រាសាទបាគងស្ពានខាងលិច - Pronounced: Pra-saht Ba-kohng S'pien Karhng Lech!)
The western causeway that you cross after entering through the west entrance gopura Prasat Bakong Khloung Thvear Khang Lech. The causeway crosses the inner moat of Prasat Bakong and used to be flanked by two large long Preah Ko style sandstone nagas on both sides, though today only a few traces of the naga can be seen.
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Nearby Sites
- Hariharalaya
- Kok Chambak
- Kok Chong Spean
- Kok Ko
- Kok Svay Khmau
- Kok Yeay Ok
- Prasat Bakong
- Prasat Bakong Khloung Thvear Khang Cheung
- Prasat Bakong Khloung Thvear Khang Kaeut
- Prasat Bakong Khloung Thvear Khang Lech
- Prasat Bakong Khloung Thvear Khang Tboung
- Prasat Bakong Spean Khang Kaeut
- Prasat Bakong Spean Khang Lech
- Prasat Kandaol Dom Khang Cheung
- Prasat Kandaol Dom Khang Tboung
- Prasat Kok Ta Nhoung
- Prasat Ov Laok
- Prasat Preah Ko (Prasat Bakong)
- Prasat Prei Monti
- Prasat Prei Prasat (Ov Lok)
- Prasat Ta Prohm (Ov Lok)
- Prasat Trapeang Srangae
- Prei Neak Ta Dek
- Srah Andong Preng
- Tuol Prasat Ngae
- Tuol Prasat Srah Andong Preng
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