Beautiful temple and hard to have 1 picture to capture the essence of the architecture. This is still a functional Buddhist temple with a female nun when I was visiting which would pray or offer prayers for you (am a Christian so didn't participate in it but glad to know it is functional and not left in ruins).
Just be cautious of a guy who would just be friendly and tell you where the best places to snap photos to capture the essence of the temple. At first felt he was being nice and after 5 mins it just got uncomfortable that he was telling us snap here and there which was where I just gave his USD3 as a 'thank-you' and stop bugging but he asked for USD5 which he said is what he usually charge for 2 people (it was 2 of us that went). Didn't engage nor consent to his service so just buggered him off and continued on our own.

Though you might read this temple is small compared to others, it is a huge ass walk. Prep with water and extra t's.

This is one of the temples that you would be brought to if you go on the so-called Angkor Grand Circuit, which ironically, actually covers the lesser-known smaller temples. After visiting a few temples, it is easy to get all 'templed-out'. Yet, by themselves, they are beautiful edifices. I remember this only because it was the first I visited on trip to see 6 temples.