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Preah Ang Chek Preah Ang Chorm is a place of worship, located at NR6, Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia

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NR6, Krong Siem Reap

Added by Jopie, at 16 July 2016

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16 Reviews

  • George Lienemann
    21 April 2018

    I give this shrine in the Royal Gardens Park a favourable review because this is a highly revered shrine for the Cambodian people. Unfortunately it is also a very good lesson in how desperate the lives of many Cambodian people still is. As in all such situations there are also those people who are there to take advantage of the situation.

    Try to be open minded when visiting and to appreciate the complexity of human life for all of us.

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  • Narith N12
    17 April 2018

    One of the place that people like to visit and pray for something they want in their life!

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  • Raksmey Kong
    30 March 2018

    If you go to Siem Reap, please go to this place so you can see Cambodian prayer a lots there.

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  • John Marry
    24 February 2018

    This is Buddhist temple for local people come for praying every holy Buddhist day.

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  • Sansit Low
    23 February 2018

    It's a Buddhist temple where you can pray here and give donation. Tips for shoes keeper is not compulsory. I prayed and put some money in the donation box.

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  • Oscar Choi
    14 February 2018

    It’s a shrine where you pray but what I see when I go there is people throwing smokes around, beggars pestering people to pay them(and they won’t leave even after you decline). Is this how a temple should be? I don’t believe in their religion but looking at the state it is in, I feel like they are not respecting what they believe in. In my tour, my tour guide brought me here and showed me like it was something they were proud of. No doubt, they are proud of their religion but what they were doing reflects the opposite. I don’t feel good saying this but I saw no respect.

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  • King Laugh
    16 December 2017

    Come and pray for safety before go back home.

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  • Aoife McAdden
    11 December 2017

    Quite depressing. Not a lot of life and just some kids selling souvenirs.

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  • Jane DOE
    12 October 2017

    Can't really appreciate the park while being approached every minute by people asking for money. Just wanted to see the fruits bats as there's nothing else to see anyway.

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  • Kiseki Meru
    17 September 2017

    Local shrine. Both guys who look after shoes left at the entrance will try to get you to leave your shoes with them. And they'll strongly ask you to donate when you leave.

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  • Savon Vy
    05 September 2017

    The places for Cambodian people they came to pray. We always coming here too. Please make us happiness.

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  • Fara Ghazali
    13 May 2017

    Some tourists come to get blessings from the monk. Do not give donations to the children and women claiming to collect money for baby's milk. They are part of a scam. Beware of pick pockets too.

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  • Meiyi Cheng
    15 March 2017

    Interesting place with locals paying respect and receiving blessings from the monks, as well as disabled people begging for money.

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  • Orn Chai
    09 February 2017

    The most popular praying place for local people.

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  • Chau Wah
    08 December 2016

    Mostly local people. Nice place to visit. If you go behind the temple you can even try the grill banana.

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  • Kimneou Long
    23 July 2016

    Famous local shrine. Always busy with local going to pay respect and make wishes. Good place for tourist to do the same or just go to observe the tradition and take some nice photos as it sets in Royal Garden. Don't forget to also take picture of the giant bats hanging from trees above.

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