Phnom Kraom

Here ı keep chasing mountains in Siem Reap area as there arent many but all so far breathtaking. P.kraom is 1st thing 1st 10C cooler as being high. Very mild and such refreshing air. An old temple is at the peak siding a new era pagoda. Live shrines around. Lovely Khmer praying. And obviously the views ıf the rice field. Great oanaroma #siemreap #phnomkraom #rice #ricefields

Phnom Krom is a great place to view the sunset with very few people compared to Phnom Bakheng. I enjoy the view of Siem Reap City from Phnom Krom and the fresh air. If you ever visit Siem Reap and would love to experience the sunset view with fewer tourists please come to Phnom Krom you enjoy it. One important that tourists need to have a temple pass to visit Phnom Krom BUT you can visit the mountain after 5:30pm if you do not have a temple pass.

While the old ruins aren’t much to see, the nearby Buddhist temple is peaceful and worth visiting. You can come early evening to walk around the village and stay for the sunset—it’s one of the most memorable in Southeast Asia! Don’t forget to bring Angkor ticket if you are foreigner else guard take small bribe for you to enter Park sunset temple ruins

Beautiful views of the rice patties, countryside and lake especially around sunset. I have never been asked for a ticket in the 30+ times I’ve gone in the evenings (past 5pm)

This location is a bit of a distance from the city, but offers a stunning sunset view. I took a tuk-tuk for $10, and the driver waited until sunset. Some visitors arrived by motorbike, which is a wise choice, as there's a mountain, and those arriving by tuk-tuk must walk (a short hike) approximately 30 minutes to the summit. Motorbikes, however, allow direct access to the top. The place is truly lovely, with a beautiful sunset, rice paddies, and a magnificent view. I highly recommend it.

Cool spot on top of the hill (mountain). 1000 riel entry fee ($0.25). Nice easy walk around with views

Beside visiting ancient temple on the top of the mountain, you can see the view of tonle sap lake and nearby area

This was definitely worth the visit. There’s a fun little ride up the mountain and great views from up top. The temple was built in 800+AD and is currently being restored. Be sure to leave a donation for the community when visiting.