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Ta Keo is a place of worship, located at Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia

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Krong Siem Reap

Added by Jopie, at 07 August 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Tuesday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Wednesday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Thursday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Friday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Saturday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Sunday 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM

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16 Reviews

  • Jake Feurtado
    22 March 2018

    Its worth climbing to the top for some good views

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  • PAN PENGFEI
    31 January 2018

    Worth a visit and may need 1-2 hours. You can get some drink and refreshment here as there are some small stores alone the road.

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  • Simon Reiss
    26 January 2018

    One of my favorite temples in Angkor.
    The height and is really amazing and the steepness of the stairs and how people crawl up and down really ridiculous.
    It has really a wonderful feeling to see these 3 stupa towers on top within this height as well as to look down into the forest.

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  • Tommy McColl
    24 January 2018

    Very steep steps! Easier wooden steps if you go to the right when you come in the main entrance and follow it around. The buildings at the top reminded me of something from a HP Lovecraft story.

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  • Michael Lee
    12 January 2018

    This is my pesonal favourite in Angkor. Less busy than other sites. Meru style terraced pyramid towers over jungle. Not alot of Bas Reliefs, but lack of these give it a decidedly minimalist feel, like a monolith. Find an outward facing shaded alcove and lose yourself in meditation and tranquility, or just chill from the hustle and bustle of busier sites.

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  • Grzegorz Timoszuk
    24 December 2017

    Nice sunset view (for the trees mainly) and an interesting temple itself

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  • Orn Chai
    06 November 2017

    This is one of the oldest temples at Angkor and is believed to be the first built entirely of sandstone. It’s a five-tiered pyramid with steep staircases on each side. There are no decorations, which makes it seem slightly large than it is. It would once have had a large moat around it but that no longer exists.

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  • Michael Lee
    06 November 2017

    This is my pesonal favourite in Angkor. Less busy than other sites. Towers over jungle. Find an outward facing shaded alcove and lose yourself in meditation!

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  • Seng Conglo
    28 October 2017

    Very sacred temple, US Survivors named one of their tribes in their show filming on Koh Rong using this temple nam.

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  • Bernicel Espinosa
    22 October 2017

    Climbing up and going down is a struggle here. Also, be careful of the people who offer their services or even try to help you. They will ask for a payment later (we were made to pay $8 each for his services).

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  • July Ubas
    27 June 2017

    Nice place..hope they will restore it sooner

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  • Homer Pagkalinawan
    16 March 2017

    More physically challenging than other temples but the view is worth. Be careful with climbing up, might be slippery at times.

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  • Ivana Todorovic
    24 February 2017

    Although there are just few carvings on the temple walls, it is still interesting to visit this pyramid like temple mountain (symbolic representation of Mount Meru), and climb ultra-steep, narrow and high steps implying how hard it is to get to the heavens. Have in mind that you will have to use both your legs and your arms when climbing and getting down from the top. There are a lot of irresistibly cute kids selling nice souvenirs around the temple. They have some really inventive ways to try to sell you something, it can be really interesting to hear so spend some time talking to them and trying to avoid shopping to hear more of it. At the end, buy something – souvenirs are really cheap and it can mean a lot to the kids.

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  • Nicole Faith
    10 February 2017

    This has to be the most beautiful place I have ever been!

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  • Shruty Reddy
    07 January 2017

    Climbing up coming down was a bit tough but the place will make you forget all your stress and tiredness.

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  • Walkingjupiter
    14 August 2016

    Temple with three most stairs anong Cambodia small circuit. It's s good climb so be careful

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