Worth the trip! Take your time and see it slowly. Nothing like it anywhwere in the world. Truly Amazing!

My favorite temple by far. We ended up getting there VERY early in the morning and were alone for almost an hour before anyone else showed up. The carvings were just beautiful and soooo intricate. It looks like they were just done yesterday. And I loved the smaller scale and the redness of the stone. Stunning.

made by women and it proves that they are best in detail like - detail not like - sellers at entrance

Tis temple is a bit smaller than many of them and is 38km from town. The journey there is as good as the temple as you get such a good look at rural Cambodian life. Our visit was not well timed as there was a huge amount of Chinese tourists, all stopping to have their photos taken at every gate... More

The red stone work apparently comes from the Khorat plateau in Thailand. It's the same colored stone work that one can see at the Preah Vihear site. Banteay Srey is small compared with the other sites but no less interesting. Intricate murals and stone carving.

A very small temple but with great carvings. Was not aware of the lady statue at first, as I thought it was supposed to be a big statue. I just never do any reading before I visit Siem Reap.

I can only imagine, if the temple is still intact from the beginning of creation until now, probably many carvings that can memceritakan complete history of this place, I like it, I suggest to you

Banteay Srei is known or could be translated as the "Citadel of the Women". Why women? Because in the Khmer they believed that the women work will have the best result and the carvings at Banteay Srei are exquisite that made them assume that the women are making the carvings, but this is not really true. Banteay Srei is also... More

Banteay Srei is a must see when you visit Siem Reap. It is small, beautiful and surely a unique temple. The workmanship in the intricate carvings is a wonder to behold. Don’t miss it.