Thommanon
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chuckymustdie
Australia643 contributions
Mar 2020
This temple is OK but I wouldn’t make any special effort to visit. Probably worth about 15mins of your time if you are driving past. Of the two temples opposite each other, Thommanom is probably a bit more interesting than its counterpart, Chau Say Tevoda.
Written April 15, 2020
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bob2bkk
Bangkok, Thailand5,895 contributions
Mar 2020 • Friends
You will find this temple as you cross over the moat surrounding Angkor Thom. Together with Chau say Tevoda, they are a world heritage site. Both these temples are small and easily missed, so just tell your driver that you want to visit. It will not take long to visit these 900 year old temples. Impressive structures.
Written April 2, 2020
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kixars
Melbourne, Australia160 contributions
May 2016
We were one of the very few people that has managed to experience Thommanon Temple at night. This was organised by our tour person in conjunction with Destination Asia. Our last night in Siem Reap and Cambodia was an unforgettable and amazing experience. We were driven by Tuk Tuk's from our hotel to Thommanon and got to see an amazing light show. After that we were seated and enjoyed delicious food which was prepared by The Sheraton Hotel while enjoying the spectacular view. This was the most memorable and unforgettable experience of the whole trip.
Written June 2, 2016
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Dan Maarek
Tel Aviv, Israel16,000 contributions
Nov 2018
This is one of the temples that will definitely make our FOMO a reality.
It is not visited by many as it small and is located near the Temples visited during the 1st day tour.
After Baphuon, the Terrace of Elephants, before Ta Keo and Ta Prohm.
As it is on the side of the road, it is very easy to ask your tuktuk driver to stop by and let you visit for about 15 or 30 minutes.
It is what may be qualified as a hidden Gem.
The quality and preservation of the buildings, the sculptures and bas-relief are definitively and positively well worth of you time, even during the 1st day which is packed with amazing Temples.
And to improve even more the picture, as it is relatively deserted, no hustle bustle, no pushing from tens of other tourists, just you, the silence, the serenity of this Temple and a rare experience not to be missed.
It is not visited by many as it small and is located near the Temples visited during the 1st day tour.
After Baphuon, the Terrace of Elephants, before Ta Keo and Ta Prohm.
As it is on the side of the road, it is very easy to ask your tuktuk driver to stop by and let you visit for about 15 or 30 minutes.
It is what may be qualified as a hidden Gem.
The quality and preservation of the buildings, the sculptures and bas-relief are definitively and positively well worth of you time, even during the 1st day which is packed with amazing Temples.
And to improve even more the picture, as it is relatively deserted, no hustle bustle, no pushing from tens of other tourists, just you, the silence, the serenity of this Temple and a rare experience not to be missed.
Written October 21, 2019
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haplo89
Antwerp, Belgium2,462 contributions
Jul 2019 • Couples
When you go through the victory gate, you drive past 2 smaller temples. One of those is thommamon temple. It is very relaxed since almost no one stops here and the temple is very well preserved.
Written July 18, 2019
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Evets54
Southampton, UK272 contributions
Dec 2017 • Couples
This temple is one of a pair. The other Chau Say Tevoda and this temple is in better condition.
It has some upper and lower pediments on both the West and East gates and the library that are worth taking some time to see.
The highlight is the central sanctuary which has two fabulous devatas, considered to be among the best in Angkor and inside is an absolutely beautiful lintel which can be difficult to find and see. Take some time to find it. There are also a couple of other lintels worth looking at but when you spot Vishnu standing on Garuda you have found it.
It has some upper and lower pediments on both the West and East gates and the library that are worth taking some time to see.
The highlight is the central sanctuary which has two fabulous devatas, considered to be among the best in Angkor and inside is an absolutely beautiful lintel which can be difficult to find and see. Take some time to find it. There are also a couple of other lintels worth looking at but when you spot Vishnu standing on Garuda you have found it.
Written December 10, 2017
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RayAnh72
Hong Kong, China647 contributions
Aug 2016
Small temple maybe, but very elegant and easily accessible on the way linking Angkor Thom’s Victory Gate and Ta Keo. It is Angkor Wat in style but almost empty of tourists. Competently renovated about 50 years ago, it is a good place to look at architectural details at leisure and a perfect place for pictures.
Written August 25, 2016
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crosis
Whanganui, New Zealand1,603 contributions
Jul 2016 • Friends
Located not far from the Victory Gate, but outside the wall, I am not sure why this temple had less people the day we were there - but it was great. Having less crowds and being able to get photos that looked more emotive without a bus load of people in them was great. Also not too big so easy to inspect and well worth walking around.
Written August 4, 2016
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QuickWhitTravel
Washington DC, DC3,781 contributions
Jun 2016 • Friends
This is an awesome temple in Angkor. It is less crowded than some of the others, and therefore it is easier to get better pictures with fewer people in them.
Written June 29, 2016
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weeburn
Singapore, Singapore107 contributions
May 2016 • Solo
It is a very small temple. But the sculpture on some of the building are well preserved. Okey to have a look.
Written May 7, 2016
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Hi,dears,
perhaps somebody knows how to get the night dinner with a light show at Thommanon Temple (as described in some rewievs with magic photos). Where is it possible to buy a ticket (what's price for one person?) or book this option?
Thanks in advance.
Written March 22, 2017
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