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What to do and see in Cambodia, Cambodia: The Best Sacred & Religious Sites
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1. Ta Prohm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 19,276 reviews
Having undergone minimal restoration, stone pillars and carvings intertwine with massive tree roots and jungle in this stunning temple complex.
Reviewed By lynnem232
An amazing Temple and not too far from the city of Siem Reap. The location for the Lara Croft Tomb Raider movie, this temple is being reclaimed by nature and the sight of these magnificent trees enveloping the temple is awesome in the true meaning of the word. If you can only see one temple during your visit to Siem Reap this would definitely be my choice.
2. Seng English Speaking Tuk Tuk & Car Driver
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 504 reviews
Hello Great values visitors My name is Seng, I'm doing Tuk-Tuk & Air-conditioning Car by English Speaking. I'm not a tour guide have license from the government but I can explain the history or Culture information outside the temples. Please Booking me before you're arrival in Cambodia it's better for keeping for your trips and also I had very good friends partners and You're can hire me to be your private tour around the Siem Reap City and whole of Cambodia like Phnom Penh capital city, Sihanoukville city, Battambang City, Kampong Cham city, Kratie city, Sean Monorom City, Ban Lung City. For payment you can pay after finish the Tour. Thank you so much for interesting my Service.
Reviewed By jatflex
Contacted Mr Seng before our trip and he was most helpful via whatsapp. As he was on another job, his friend Mr Sokhy took us daily for the temple tours and into Siem Reap as our hotel was quite remote via tuk tuk. Very knowledgable and friendly service from Mr Sokhy, always on time and with an ice box for complimentary waters and chilled tissues which were much needed after visiting the temples in the heat! Would recommend and not hesitate to book again! Thank you!
3. Daniel English Speaking Tuk Tuk Driver
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 268 reviews
Hello! My name is Voun Daniel, Call me Mr. Dan. I am an English-speaking Car and Tuk Tuk driver, fully licensed with identity papers and uniform. I've lived in Siem Reap for over 7 years so l know the area extremely well. Hire me to be your private driver for tours and airport pick-up. Save time and money by booking me to take you around Siem Reap and the Angkor archaeological site.
Reviewed By Extraordinary231139
Mr. Daniel wasn’t available himself for the day of our temple tour so he arranged for his brother, Mr. Kong, to drive us, and a guide, Mr. Tong to show us around the temples. Both were lovely and we had a very enjoyable day visiting Angkor Wat and three other temples. The day was planned by Mr. Daniel and all went very smoothly. It was very easy to arrange by WhatsApp. We wanted an air conditioned car rather than tuk tuk due it being a long day in the heat and this was arranged for us.
4. The Baha’i House of Worship
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Bryn_Deamer - San Rafael, United States
Given that the Bahá'í Faith is only 176 years old, it is amazing to see this facility, the first ever Local House of Worship to be opened in the world, (in 2017), open to all in the spirit of "The earth is one country and mankind its citizens". My family became members of the Bahá'í Faith in 1962, before the first international governing body of the faith, the Universal House of Justice, was even elected. I had no idea that I would live to see the first Local Houses of Worship being built in a country ravaged by war, whose beautiful ancient temples were ravaged again and again, as the area changed hands and the country changed religions. Free of ornamentation, and open to all, it invites visitors to commune directly with their creator, whatever they conceive it to be, in an atmosphere of calm serenity, acceptance and modernity. Yes as a Bahá'í myself, living in California, I am biased, but the random visitors we met there appeared also to be impressed by the serenity and acceptance they felt there. In the spirit of the Bahá'í principle of the "Independent investigation of truth" I commend this new temple of the world's newest religion to the interested visitor.
5. Viti's Tuk Tuk & Car Driver
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 275 reviews
I have grown-up in Cambodia surrounded by its historic ancient sights, beautiful scenery, and the timelessness of its world history. I have been working in the tourism industry my whole life to support my family. I do this by guiding travelers, helping them experience Cambodia, and making sure my travelers have a great time! Contact me with the links below so we can get started!
Reviewed By rudyl760 - Melbourne, Australia
Mr Viti and his assistant Mr Tom were both very friendly, approachable and fun! All arrangements for the itinerary was professionally handled by Mr. Viti via WhatsApp. There was always a cold bottle of water and a cool towel, very necessary on these hot Cambodian days!! They were also very informative and went to a couple of extra sites for me without complaint!! Highly recommended, and I hope to use them again next time I am in SIem Reap!!
6. Vipassana Dhurak Buddhist Centre of Kingdom of Cambodia
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By DebW536 - Reno, United States
As part of our cruise we were brought here to be blessed by a couple of Buddhist priests. This consisted of delightfully being pelted with jasmine flowers. Across the street it's possible to hike up 400+ steps to a temple and get an awesome view of the area.
7. Banteay Srei
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7,230 reviews
Banteay Srei or Banteay Srey is a 10th-century Cambodian temple dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. Located in the area of Angkor, it lies near the hill of Phnom Dei, 25 km north-east of the main group of temples that once belonged to the medieval capitals of Yasodharapura and Angkor Thom.
Reviewed By UNNIMAYA - Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Known popularly as Ladies temple this red sandstone temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is widely praised as Jewel of Angkor Wat for its intricate carvings. Another piece of interesting information- this is the only major temple in Angkor not built by a monarch - the construction is credited to the courtiers named Vishnukumara and Yajnavaraha.
8. Koh Ker Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 354 reviews
Koh Ker, three hours from Siem Reap, served as the capital of the Khmer empire from 928 to 944, and was built under King Jayavarman IV under whose reign colossal sculptures and lingas were constructed, leading to charges of megalomania. Some of the lingas remain, though the sculptures have been removed to the museum in Phnom Penh. The site, which has only recently been demined, is dominated by Prasat Thom, a 30 meter high pyramid temple. In view of the distance, there are far fewer crowds here, making a visit an easier and more pastoral experience.
Reviewed By kaareinge - Elnesvagen, Norway
Tired of visiting crowded temples? Koh Ker temple is located about 100 kilometers from Siem Reap, and if you go early in the morning with a private driver you can actually visit this temple (pyramid) alone, Something you seldom can experience these days! Absolutely worth the drive about 2-2,5 hours one way! If possible I would choose a english speaking driver!
9. Pre Rup
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,237 reviews
Reviewed By LuizDutraNeto - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
King Rajendravarman II built "Pre Rup" in the 10th century, as his state-temple, and dedicated it to Lord Shiva, one of the principal deities of Hinduism - "the one who creates, protects and transforms the universe". This temple-mountain has beautifully carved false doors on its upper level, offering fantastic views of the "Angkor Archaeological Park". It is also believed that "Pre Rup" may have been used as a funerary temple, as its name - "Pre Rup" - recalls (in the Khmer language) some of the hinduism's rituals of cremation. It is best seen on early mornings or at sunsets and you can easily combine its visit with the nearby breathtaking temples of "Ta Prohm" and "Banteay Kdei", as well as of next door "Srah Srang", the large pool and terrace of the "Royal Baths" of the Khmer Court. Enjoy!
10. Preah Vihear Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 531 reviews
Reviewed By ramtraveler608 - Mumbai, India
It took very long time to drive to this place from Siem Reap to Preah Vihear temple, It was a life time of experience with setting in pickup car drive up to the top of high mountain Dongrak more than 500 meters high and You have to pay the car fee which wasn't included with the tour price. That mountain top has 5 temples and all those were amazing to see. We looked to the Cambodia land and the Thai country too. It was also good for walking over there, for who like to walk. Highly recommend to visit this temple.
