Why go
Its appeal is the close relationship between the ruin and the trees around it. Restoration work is ongoing at Angkor sites, so open paths may change as conservation progresses. Look for the sanctuary’s compact arrangement beneath the forest canopy. Roots near the walls give the ruin its character, while marked paths help keep the visit within accessible areas.
What to look for
- Look for roots and vegetation along the temple walls.
- Notice the compact arrangement of the sanctuary and galleries.
- Compare its forest setting with the more open central temples.
Useful to know
- Use the established access track and do not cross restoration barriers.
- Allow for an uneven approach through the wooded area.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 30–75 min
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