Wat Thma Krae
| Native Name | វត្តថ្មគ្រែ |
|---|---|
| Alternative name | Wat Monchak Sela Thma Krae, Thma Krae |
| BA# | C1006007 |
| CISARK# | 329 |
| IK# | 132 |
| K Inscription | K.122, K.926, K.927 |
| Inscr. Location | In situ |
| Type | Wat, Neak Ta |
| Location | |
| Village | Thma Krae Leu |
| Commune | Thma Krae |
| District | Chetr Borei |
| Province | Kratie |
| Country | Cambodia |
| Coordinates | 12.55111, 106.00865 |
| History | |
| Founded | 6th-7th Century |
| Builder | (?) |
| Art Style | Thala Borivat |
| Material | Brick, Sandstone |
| Religion | Hinduism |
Wat Thma Krae (វត្តថ្មគ្រែ - Pronounced: Wot Thmor Krae) is an active Buddhist monastery with a location on the east bank of the Mekong River, just south of Sambor. The site houses a variety of features including riverside rocks with inscriptions, a neak ta shrine with round colonettes, and a fragment of Thala Borivat-style lintel on the ground near the main worshipping hall. 2 additional inscriptions (Kmer and Sanskrit) are also found in the wat. It's not clear if the artifacts were unearthed at this site or nearby.
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Nearby Sites
- Dei Tuol
- Koh Sam Thom
- Kratie Provincial Museum
- Luang Prang
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- Prasat Neang Peou
- Prasat Pram (Kratie)
- Preah Baht Kang Chab Sampeou Meas
- Sambhupura
- Sambor Depository
- Sandan
- Srae Krasang
- Stoeng Thom
- Trapeang Tuol Kruos
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- Tuol Kamnap (Bay Samnom)
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- Tuol Neak Ta Koh Tnaot
- Tuol Ta Ouk (Daun Meas)
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