Preah khan is about 15kilometers south west of the main temples of Angkor it consists of 6 towers in 2 rows and is between Bakong and Lolei We went with a guide it was hot and I was glad to have water with us there was a lot of collapsed rubble and stones everywhere We saw more carvings and roots... More

Our favorite even when you have visited all the other temples.

One of the smaller temples that we visited while in Siem Reap. It has been beautifully wall carvings and worth a visit.

This is the type of temple I envisioned when I would dream of the temples in Siem Reap. It was beautiful, large, lots of intricate carvings and not very crowded! The trees growing throughout were amazing to see. I highly recommend visiting this temple!

it was raining hard when we were at this temple but i love the kindness and friendly nature of the cambodians....plus our guide was resourceful, we borrowed 3 umbrellas from the local kids and offered them a dollar ...so we were able to enjoy preah khan walking in the rain...

bring a camera and arrive early as it gets very hot as the day goes on. We were drenched in sweat by lunch time

Among the least Angkor tourists, is a rare quiet place. Although you can see from the outside is not flashy, dense corridor and mystical relief was very attractive and get inside. Ceiling also collapsed, buildings that are likely to be erosion in the trees, stands sedately still feel when far beyond the will. I thought of sitting on the rock... More

I wasn't expecting this temple to be so beautiful, it is defenitively on the top 5 for me!

I personally loved this temple but may not be everyone's cup of tea. It is in a state of disrepair, with many of the corridors filled with fallen blocks. It has a real feel of something out of Indiana Jones and was fun to explore the corridors and wasn't at all crowded, so it did feel like we had the... More