Neak Poan Temple

Neak Poan is located about 13 km from Siem Reap, within the Angkor complex.

• Tuk-Tuk: Costs $15–$25 for a round-trip from Siem Reap.

• Bicycle: Rent a bike for $3–$5 and enjoy the peaceful ride through Angkor Park.

• Private Car/Van: A comfortable option, costing $30–$50 for a full-day tour.

• Guided Tour: Many Angkor temple tours include Neak Poan along with Preah Khan and Ta Som.

• Here Google Maps link

• Angkor Pass Required

• Ticket Prices:

  • 1-Day Pass: $37

  • 3-Day Pass: $62

  • 7-Day Pass: $72

• Walk the Long Wooden Bridge: The scenic bridge over the reservoir offers beautiful views, especially during sunrise or sunset.

• Admire the Healing Pools: The temple’s design was inspired by ancient Hindu and Buddhist healing beliefs.

• Take Stunning Photos: The temple’s reflection in the water creates a magical atmosphere.

• Visit Nearby Temples: Combine your visit with Preah Khan, Ta Som, or East Mebon.

There are no restaurants inside the temple, but you can find food nearby:

• Food Stalls Near the Temple: Local vendors sell coconut water, fresh fruit, and Khmer noodle soup.

• Restaurants in Siem Reap:

  • Chanrey Tree: A great spot for Khmer fine dining.

  • Marum: Serves delicious Cambodian dishes and supports a social enterprise.

  • Khmer Kitchen Restaurant: A budget-friendly place for authentic Khmer cuisine.

Since Neak Poan is within the Angkor Archaeological Park, visitors stay in Siem Reap:

• Luxury Hotels:

  • Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor

  • Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort

• Mid-Range Hotels:

  • Tara Angkor Hotel

  • Khmer Mansion Boutique Hotel

• Budget Guesthouses:

  • Onederz Hostel

  • Lub d Cambodia Siem Reap

• Cool & Dry Season (November – February): Best time to visit with comfortable weather.

• Hot Season (March – May): Can be very hot, but fewer tourists.

• Rainy Season (June – October): Lush green scenery, but some areas may be muddy and slippery.