One of the oldest Buddhist temples at Siem Reap, Cambodia. Very important thing is Indians should proud of this, that the Excavation here is taken place in presence of Indian Archeologist. The sign board here are painted with English as a first language and Hindi as a second language. All the ruins of this temple are buried in giant trees... More

This is the 3rd time I'd been here. The first time was the most magical experience, it was still 'untouched' looking. The second time, there were a few ropes and boardwalks to protect the site. This time, there was a massive crane and the area near the best picture shot was mostly closed off.. It made a good picture very... More

This is an amazing sight. You must see this temple. Did the trees grow on the temples? How did the trees grow so big and strong on top of the temples?

everyone wants the same photos at this temple, so you will not have a great picture if you don't have patience or go at a very popular time.

You kinda feel like an explorer coming upon a lost temple when you visit this place. Just mesmerizing and awe-inspiring seeing the trees reach up to the sky like that. And make sure you go to the echo chamber and send your wishes and thanks up to the gods!

Good and exciting place..come in oct or nov..the weather more good..everything is valuable for pocket..

This temple complex is close by Angkor Wat and should definitely be included on your visit. This site has a more intimate feel than some of the other temples and was returning to the jungle before it was rediscovered.

The most exciting is the hug root of the tree place on the temple create the best art scene. It's so natural place like a hidden city that we just recover by our adventure. the best time of the life. the best place of siem reap if you enjoy nature.

This temple was impressive. The hundreds of trees that grew in this temple, slowly destroying bits of it, are magnificent. My favorite temple in siem reap.