This place was awe inspiring, loved the ruins mingled with trees absolutely beautiful

This temple is very famous for “Tomb Raider I,” and everyone flocks here to take pictures in a particular spot that is shown in the movie. You won't miss it because there's always a line. I call it the tree temple because it is one of a handful that the government left in its natural state when the colonists first... More

The delicate balance between nature and preservation is most evident at this temple. While fascinating to see the large trees and roots growing on the temple ruins, you know that the trees will ultimately destroy the temple.

Ta Prohm is the site where Tomb Raider was filmed. Its a mix of haunting ruins, astounding temple structures, and massive trees with giant roots intertwined through the buildings. It has a peaceful and mysterious atmosphere. It feels like an adventure making your way through the various rooms and corridors. Photography enthusiasts are wont to go crazy with their Nikons... More

It's a great temple to see how the jungle reclaims the ruins. It was really amazing looking at all the trees that have been left in place.

This site truly made me feel like I was in an Indiana Jones movie. The roots of the trees overgrowing the structures was mind boggling. Careful though...easy to get lost in there.

There were quite a few renovations/repairs going on while we were here- but exploring this temple was still one of the highlights of our trip. Sure sure, this is where they filmed Tomb Raider (and every child peddling postcards outside will tell you if you forget)- but we honestly didn't know this until we pulled up. This temple is unique... More

This is where you'll see the "Tomb-Raider tree." I suggest going early to avoid the bus loads of tourists. Be wary of ambulant vendors who will coerce you into buying scarves, cambodian art and cold drinks =)

loved Ta Prohm, didn't like not many signs, we started along a track and did not know where we were going so turned back. Other temples have small signs pointing to what is along tracks. Hated tour groups who get to set of stairs and then just stop and look - noone can pass