Name: Banteay Kdei Temple
Address: Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia, KH
Telephone: +855 88 994 5999

Banteay Kdei Temple is a place of worship, located at Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia. They can be contacted via phone at +855 88 994 5999 for more detailed information.

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Krong Siem Reap

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Added by Jopie, at 17 February 2017

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Anonymous

22 March 2018

This was by far my favourite temple around Angkor. We went here right after sunset and had the place to ourselves. Its so untouched and the plants are totally taking over. I got an unofficial guide here for 1usd to show me some of the better places to take photos. Definitely make sure you come to this temple
Anonymous

10 February 2018

I don't know if it's because of the lack of large crowds, or the fact that the temple is surrounded by a thick forest, adding to the eeriness of the place, but this was definitely one of my favorites of the lot. Unrestored and untouched. A surreal experience.
Anonymous

05 February 2018

Amazing tree at the end of the tour. Amazing temple.
Anonymous

04 February 2018

Great place! Worth a visit. You will find giant trees here as well. Not many people visiting so it is pretty nice.
Anonymous

04 January 2018

This temple is not visited by large tour groups and therefore you can enjoy it leisurely. Definitely this should be add must visited temple list in Seam Reap.
Anonymous

30 November 2017

Very quiet! Not too many people around, which is surprising, cause the temple is beautiful! The surrounding forest makes it even more misterious.
Anonymous

18 November 2017

Middle of the thick forest collapsed monuments which shows the flourishing Khmer empire , here we can identify additional carvings like guards along with the apsara
Unbelievable water tank outside of the east gate its massive
Anonymous

22 October 2017

Great temple that is not visited as often as most. Has a lot to offer though with bayonstyle heads on all entrance gates and an unrestored feel to it. Definately go if you have the time
Anonymous

20 September 2017

Middle of the thick forest collapsed monuments which shows the flourishing Khmer empire , here we can identify additional carvings like guards along with the apsara
Unbelievable t water tank outside of the east gate its massive
Anonymous

16 September 2017

This is by far one of my most favourite places I went to during my tour today. It is of course nowhere near the gigantic and enchanting Angkor Wat but, maybe because it's not as crowded, the whole area is peaceful and very refreshing.
Anonymous

14 September 2017

Place is very secret and very quiet, also not crowded. I have no ideas but i found this place very relaxed and good feeling, may be it's because there's no people in this place. When we went there last year, I accidentally found the rainbow after rain fall, the best moment of my life in this place.
Anonymous

12 September 2017

This Angkor temple is outside any city walls, in perfect alignments with the lake Sra Srhan , toward which faces the main entrance, built in Bayon's style.

This temple must have being remodeled several times. the temple is similar in distribution and size to Ta Prohm, but with a mixture of different styles.
Anonymous

05 May 2017

Another great temple in Angkor that is not so popular so it is a joy to wander and admire it beauty. It is not a temple mountain, so there is no need to climb however, it is quite big and there are many corners to look into. There are carvings that are still in good condition and the gopura with the face is both enchanting and mysterious.
Anonymous

22 April 2017

Beautiful architecture, wish to see it all at it' s best time.
Anonymous

29 March 2017

Great temple to visit and is less busy than other more popular temples in Siem Reap. You need to dress appropriately to visit. There is some support in place for parts of the structure but it's doing pretty well considering how old it is. Don't miss this temple out if you're in Siem Reap.
Anonymous

23 March 2017

This is amazing place, temple and nature together. Like you go through time machine. In addition, I was very supprised as this was the first temple that we have visited. Most of the temple parts are good preserved.
Anonymous

19 March 2017

Fantastic. Surrounded of many temples, this one is truly remarkable. If you do the visit during the morning, the cool air will give you a special feeling while walking through the walls and carvings.
Anonymous

24 February 2017

Walking through this temple, which name means “a citadel of chambers”, you might get a feeling you are within a big beautifully carved jewelry box. Although wall carvings are pretty deteriorated, you can still find a lot of great images of apsara dancers – female divine spirits of the clouds and water. This is maybe the best place to hear the story about apsaras. The temple itself is really beautiful and I recommend visiting it.