Ta Prohm Temple

​A wonderful temple, exactly what we were looking for to see the real Cambodia with its untouched temples. ​After paying a one-dollar fee, you can freely explore the entire temple as much as you like. There are locals offering to buy flowers, and others asking for donations for candles or incense lighting. We bought a bunch of woven lilies for 1 dollar which we left in the temple, we met local children, they themselves were very interested, curious and playful. All the children were rewarded for their sincerity and kindness only with the fruits we bought on the way. Do not accustom children to money!

Good for a half day trip from Phnom Penh. The Chisor temple is 20 minutes further making it perfect to visit both in one run. Visiting, I didn't realize the name was the same as that infamous temple in Angkor where the famous movie was shot. Judging by the photos posted here, I feel like there is some confusion overall as many pictures posted here are actually from Angkor. Nevertheless, it's a pretty interesting place for a quick visit. The entrance seems to be free, but be prepared that the 'parking lot security' will ask ridiculous amount for their "highly necessary services" ($1 per person, not that I was really complaining, but the usual price of parking is a quarter of that, for a bike, not a person). And the people hanging out in and around the place will ask for money, too. Especially, of course, if you are obviously a foreigner. I was followed by a group of little kids for the entirety of my visit, which left a bad overall impression. I could have paid them off, but I don't use cash and they can't accept any other mean of payment understandably. So it was a temple visit full of 'money, money' yelling almost non stop. The temple itself is great. Some very interesting details are well preserved.

One of the biggest beautiful ancient temples. It is only around 25Km from Phnom Penh and it's easy to access. Please visit here you are in Takeo or Phnom Penh.

A temple not too far from phnom penh. It was quiet and peaceful. There are some people who will ask you for food and money so maybe come prepared with gifts for the elderly. You can enter into the temple and burn incense and offer gifts to the temple. Note the car guards will also want some tips for parking so bring them 1-4k riel as well. I'd recommend it for anyone who wants to see the temples without going to Siem Riep. The drive is easy with Google maps and makes for a nice half day ride with friends.

Tonle Bati is a peaceful historical site just about 30km south of Phnom Penh, making it a perfect short trip out of the city. The main attraction is Ta Prohm Temple ( not the big one at SIEM REAP, but a smaller version built by King Jayavarman VII in the 12th century), along with the nearby Yeay Peau Temple inside the Tonle Bati Pagoda nearby. Both sitting by the lake!

If you're in Phnom Penh, this secluded ancient temple is definitely worth a visit. It's about a 30-40 minute drive from the city, and the entry fee is just $2 per person. As other reviews mention, there are quite a few elderly and child beggars offering "free" lotus flowers, but they do expect payment afterward and may follow you around. That aside, the temple itself is beautiful with stunning ancient Buddhist carvings on the rocks. The peaceful atmosphere and historic charm make it a unique experience.

You should visit Ta Moan Thom Temple Angkor wat temple and Preah Vihear Temple a beautiful Khmer temple. The Khmer people living there are kind and friendly. love Cambodia 💝There is my peace.

Not a really touristic temple. It is basically just ruin. It is famous for the movie Tomb Raider. When i start the visit,i forgot totally about Tomb Raider. This temple is amazing,very beautiful and peaceful. The tree are the owner here,there are majestic roots engulfing the temple structure,its amazing to see how nature took over and surrounded some of the temple structure. In and out is very beautiful. Prepared to walk,and to walk in difficult condition over roots and stones ,but is totally worth the visit. It is home of the famous bass relief depicting the stegosaurs. Every body still looking why a dinosaur is sculpted there. Fun treasure hunt ,enjoy the temple and find the stegosaur. Cheers ….