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Preah Khan, another temple at northeast of Angkor Thom, built in the 12th century for King Jayaraman to honour his father. It is less crowded and less visited. Originally temple served both as a religious university and a temple as per the Guide. Big Temple...More
This is the last temple i stopped by after 2days around the Angkor Archaeological Site. I really wish i have more time to explore but it started to rain heavily when i was half way through. It was less crowded, and lots to see and...More
We visited this place as an afterthought on the last day. And am glad I did. Not as crowded as other spots it is a wonderful in its own way. One has to walk through many small passageways and it is quite an enjoyable experience...More
This was the first stop on our 7:30 am cycling tour and it was fabulous. This sight has so many beautiful places to see and I was really amazed by the natural beauty. Every tour guide will remind you this was where they filmed Lara...More
Preah Khan offers more photo opportunities than any temple in Siem Reap in my opinion. I just couldn't get enough of this place. It's stunning architecture, trees, and grounds are sure to fill anyone and everyone with awe.
A stunning ancient stone complex that resembles a maze surrounded by thick jungle. Intricate carvings are everywhere, intriguing viewers from every possible angle. A feast to the eyes. Highly recommended.
Amazing gift for ancient lover. And great grand structure in ancientness world. Would love to recommend to all visitors
(Last year at Preah Khan Temple) We went to Preah Khan Temple the 08 of April . I went there with my family and took photos.we were very happy.
I'm not sure what is the best time of the year to visit these wonderful temples and have them more or less to yourself, but we visited in May and all the sites were quite busy, but this one rather less so than the better...More
Yes, Ta Prohm is where the Tomb Raider shots were done, and because of that an otherwise cool site is now unbelievably crowded. Preah Khan is the same architecture style and has places where the trees still dominate - so skip Ta Prohm altogether (or...More
