Ta Nei Temple

One of my favorite temples due to the large trees and tree roots growing amongst the temple. There are rock piles inside the temple. It’s kind of like a smaller version of ta prohm.

This temple is small and hidden in the forest, not many people know about it. The carvings are quite beautiful. The temple is near the zipline.

For the start, it's located in a secluded area where not many tourists visit. Also the entire temple is crumbling and for a sec I thought I was gonna be buried under it. But still the temple looks beautiful in ruins. What scared me and we left was the snake skin hanging at the entrance 🐍. But still a beautiful temple if you picturize it keeping in mind its original look. Plz go with a guide 🙏

Not many people go here and maybe it's a good thing as it's not crowded at all. The temple itself is quite small but it is simply amazing. Slightly taken over by nature, stones covered with moss, you can feel the history here!

It’s just lovely, set in the jungle with birds chatting away. Wandering through the temple felt like a treasure hunt. There were lintels, Shiva altars, and decorated stones on the ground. Many structures still had full roofs! The canal was interesting.

Cool temple, similar to Ta Prohm and with lots of shade. This one is worth the stop and it’s also near the Angkor zipline facility as well as where gibbons can be found.

This temple is definitely off the beaten path, despite being almost in the geographical center of the grand circuit path. It's about a 600m ride down a bumpy and poorly maintained dirt road to get to this temple, but the ride is definitely worth it. This temple isn't particularly large or visually striking, but it is one of the finest examples of a true "jungle temple" that you will find in the area. This is like Ta Phrom on steroids. There are trees growing out of everything, there are piles of rocks and boulders strewn everywhere, and almost every square inch is covered in green moss. More than almost any other temple I've seen in Cambodia, this one looks like it was forgotten by people and retaken by the jungle. Absolutely worth a visit. Along with the nearby Ta Keo, these two are skipped by most tourists and absolutely shouldn't be missed

We visited this temple because our driver recommended it to us. It’s quite remote so the drive there it’s a little bit bumpy, but still beautiful. The temple is small and in not so great condition, but you can easily walk around alone. If you want to take photos without worrying about people walking around, this temple is for you.