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Thma Bay Kaek (26 February, 2006)
Thma Bay Kaek (GPS: 13.42622, 103.8588) is a small, insignificant Angkor ruin related to the nearby Prasat Bei. Both were built when Phnom Bakheng was the capital of Angkor, this is, in the 10th century, during the reign of King Yasovarman I, who ruled from AD 889 to circa AD 915. There isn't much of Thma Bay Kaek for us to make out how it actually looked like. There would be a tower facing east with a laterite terrace in front of it.
I explored Thma Bay Kaek after visiting Prasat Bei. We are very near the causeway that leads to the South Gopura of Angkor Thom.
360° View of Thma Bay Kaek on Google Maps Street View
Thma Bay Kaek is 
in the centre of the Map of Angkor
The grounds around Thma Bay Kaek (26 February, 2006)
