Another smaller temple within the Angkor Thom complex. Difficult to reach, mostly by walking but if you can manage it, do not be shy in passing it by. No crowds and ability to see it without others around. It is another temple that is partially jungle and foliage covered.

There are so many many temples in Siam Reap, thousands. And most of us are in Siam Reap for only very few days. We were there for 5 days and still had to make the best of them by taking the 3 day tours which got us to the best Temples and many more since on our way to them we stopped as much as possible (yes, it was tiring, but worth it). This Temple is really not on par with the other ones if you consider the Archeological or Architecture aspects. It is really small and the only thing which make it perhaps worth of your time is that since it is isolated and need a good walk to get there, so you will enjoy an almost total silent atmosphere. If this is what you are looking for, the serenity, silence, nature and stones, no tourists, no people almost at all, then this is a place for you. But as I wrote you'd need to make time for it while there are many other interesting things in Siam Reap. You could instead visit the modern Temples in the center of the city, like Wat Bo, Wat preah prom rath or Wat Dam Nak. You could take a tuktuk and visit the floating village (at sunset of course), or even going farther and visit other beautiful Temples like Koh Ker or natural reserves like Kulen Mountain. There are many ways to make the best of your time. But if you are in Siam Reap for more than a week, then why not ?