Few temples under renovation now, but nice to see even that. Accessible by motorbike. No entrance... read more
Another nice excursion in the area and another nice wander around the countryside at a more hidden... read more
Updating Map... Few temples under renovation now, but nice to see even that. Accessible by motorbike. No entrance fee. Guides available if you want in the parking near Sambor Prasat Prei kuk
Another nice excursion in the area and another nice wander around the countryside at a more hidden gem of Cambodia's ancient world
this small prasart is along the road to Baray and Skun towns. if one is visiting the Phnom Santok we can view this place but need to look out or ask people on the location or we will miss the turn off. the temple is...More
I think it is probably best if you see this Temple group before you go to Angkor so that you fully appreciate them. After reading about then on TripAdvisor we decided to take a look. We flew in to Phnom Penh and visited its major...More
Older than Angkor Wat, and not crowded by Groups.. It´s a bit out of the way so if you´re lucky you might have the place for yourself. Visit in the afternoon, or very early morning, when the light sipping through the trees hopefully makes great...More
This is a series of temples built a century or two before Angkor Wat -- of bricks rather than sandstone, although probably a design model. Some superb examples of jungle taking over manmade structures; huge trees envelop some towers. But it's a forty-five minute drive...More
This Temples have been long and long time, Cheay Voramon 7, alot of tourism come visited this Temples.there place have 157 build
A mildly interesting introduction to Ankor Wat, but only those with real knowledge and interest in the history will think the long bumpy dirt road detour from Siem Reap worthwhile - at least, when taken by us in December 2010, after the Wet Season, but...More
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