Another amazing temple populated by the Orange smilley monks.Watch the monks when no one is around and they are very funny. A sly cigaret or two. The temple is still under resurection but looks amazing a great place to sit and chill.y More

The restoration of the Baphuon has take decades but the wait and many interruptions have been worth it. This is undoubtedly one of the great sites at Angkor; the most Pyramid-like of all the temples. The modern steps up to the top (almost) on the north side of the temple offer a great view. You descend by an equally steep... More

Children under 12 are not allowed in this Temple as there is steep climb to the top. The view after one reaches the temple top is amazing and worth experiencing the vastness of the place. We enoyed are brief visit to this temple. More

Really steep stairs but once you are up, the view can be breathtaking. Try locating the face of the reclining buddha at the back of the temple. It's not very much visible as the reclining buddha was never completed. Nevertheless, it's worth the visit as it will be on your after exiting Bayon. More

This temple is nice as you can get on top of it and get some great pictures of the beautiful pathway which leads into it. The stairs however are very very steep and hard to get up and even more difficult to get down. They are strangely strict on their dress code here and didn't allow my girlfriend in with... More

The Baphoun wasnt mentioned to us by guides or guidebooks and we only found it as we were at the Terrace of the Elephant king but it is amazing! A long (perhaps 400m?) pillared walkway approach then a multi tiered large temple surrounded by outlying pools and smaller structured. On the rear face is a massive (if now i poor... More

Oh dear, it is definately a great temple, or else, what took it so long to be restored? Now, Dec 2010, not yet complete. The temple was built around 1060 A.D., one hundred years before Angkor Wat. The temple, said, measured 50 m high, 130 x 103 m on the base, with 420 x 125 m enclosure, and a 200... More

This is within Angkor Thom a relatively short walk away from the Terrace of Elephants. Guide books will tell you that this temple would have been one of the greatest. However restoration works are still under way and you will see hoardings. It was last year and it still is as of the end of August 2008. More