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Neak Pean is a place of worship, located at Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia

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Krong Siem Reap

Added by Jopie, at 31 December 2016

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20 Reviews

  • Brett Gottfried
    24 March 2018

    One of my all time favorite temples around here. The temple may be small but the walk to get there is over a very long wooden bridge the what looks like a Marsh. So strikingly different than the others and very beautiful to walk through. Definitely stop here.

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  • Jake Feurtado
    22 March 2018

    I think this spot is slightly overrated. The walk over the river to the temple is beautiful but the temple itself is small and you cannot walk all the way around it.

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  • PAN PENGFEI
    07 February 2018

    The best time to visit here is in the wet season. But it would be pretty good as long as there is water around. After you walk pass the wood bridge you can not enter into the centre. But still worth a visit.

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  • Dion Lee
    05 February 2018

    Small temple, quick tour. Amazing regardless.

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  • Raphael Colucci
    22 January 2018

    Loved this stop in the grand tour. The wooden bridge over the lake is very dramatic. The place in itself lacks the grandeur of a lot of the other temples, but is equally interesting in my opinion (these 4 basins being considered at the time as an hospital). You should definitely read about it before/during your visit.

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  • Virginia Bosch
    28 December 2017

    I liked this temple because it was very different from all the others we visited. The others are more impressive, bigger, more detailed but this one is special because it has a beautiful long and narrow walkway surrounded by water and the temple itself also has water in the middle. We spent about 25' visiting it.

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  • Chheang Seyha
    12 December 2017

    The wooden footpath to the temple is surrounded by beautiful scnenic swamp land.

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  • Lauren Leeke
    08 December 2017

    Our driver told us we should stop at this temple, and the impressive moat caught our interest. If you have plenty of time at the temples and aren't feeling "templed-out", this is a neat one to see! But if you are short with time, i think you should skip it.

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  • Lina Eryani
    07 December 2017

    Is one of several temples in Siem Reap. It is rather different from the other ones as it is situated in an artificial island. There is a wooden walkway that lead to it. The scenes of the lake is amazing though it looks more like a swamp than a lake. The temple itself is small and is overlooking smaler lakes. It's part of the large trip of the angkor wat complex. Worth a visit.

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  • Cristina Silvia Dut
    07 December 2017

    Very small temple built on a man-made island. It's part of the big tour, between Preah Khan and Ta Som. The water surrounding the temple is full of fish and water lillies. I recommend visiting Neak Pean because it's so different from the other temples in the area.

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  • Duk Panhavad
    13 October 2017

    One of the temple in Siemreap that have 2 great beauty during raining season and dry season. The seller along the road is friendly. The walking way is in the good condition.

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  • Sklds Sklds2017
    04 October 2017

    This is an interesting and beautiful temple especially during raining season when the water around the temple, it brings a quite different type of energy and refreshing. Come here early in the morning or late afternoon as there's little shadow to shield you from the sun.

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  • Yusuf Avcı
    27 September 2017

    Probably your tuk tuk driver won't take you here, but l think it's definitely worth it. I was lucky enough to have my scooter and just accidentally found myself here. The bridge and the scenery was great. I noticed that there was two other guy like me. All the other people are locals. Great place to visit if you get sick of hanging out around touristy spot.

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  • Федор Лёвин
    01 September 2017

    Path through the lake was even better than the temple itself. Don't hesitate to take pictures.

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  • Edgar Kim
    16 June 2017

    To approach here, we need to pass cozy path through scenic lake.

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  • Luis Mengert
    16 April 2017

    Interesting place because of the history. Not so much to see.

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  • Chhoam Kanha
    27 March 2017

    With the beautiful view ❤️

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  • Meiyi Cheng
    17 March 2017

    This is an interesting place, water's presence brings a quite different type of energy. Come here early in the morning or late at night as there's little shadow to shield you from the sun.

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  • Joe Shahabuddin
    03 March 2017

    It's a small area with not too much to see, but worth a quick stop if you're passing. The temple itself is in the center with 4 smaller pools connected in each direction. To the left and right of the first pool you see when you enter the area are remnants of huts where fortune tellers supposedly sat to assign you to a specific element/area for healing.

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  • Jojo Lam
    07 January 2017

    The bike ride over from Preah Khan was nice - lots of trees and less busy roads. The temple was busy with tons of locals when we arrived, making the walk over to the island on the elevated walking path a bit crowded. However, you can't deny that the views are magical of the old trees sticking out from the water. Overall, worth the visit for something a little different.

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