Ta Prohm Temple

Ta Prohm Temple is about 12 km from Siem Reap city. You can reach it by:

• Tuk-Tuk: The most popular and budget-friendly option, costing around $10–$20 for a full-day tour.

• Bicycle: Rent a bike for $3–$5 per day if you enjoy cycling through Angkor’s scenic routes.

• Private Car or Van: Ideal for groups or those who prefer air-conditioned transport, costing around $30–$50.

• Guided Tour: Many local tour agencies offer guided trips that include transport and historical insights.

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Angkor Pass Required: You need an Angkor Archaeological Park pass to enter Ta Prohm.

• Ticket Prices:

  • 1-Day Pass: $37

  • 3-Day Pass: $62

  • 7-Day Pass: $72

• Tickets can be purchased at the Angkor Ticket Office in Siem Reap.

• Explore the Overgrown Ruins: Marvel at the giant silk-cotton and strangler fig trees growing through the temple’s walls.

• Take Stunning Photos: Ta Prohm’s jungle-covered setting makes it one of the most photogenic temples.

• Learn About Its History: Hire a local guide to understand the temple’s significance and stories.

• Visit Nearby Temples: Combine your trip with Angkor Wat, Bayon, and Banteay Kdei.

• Sunrise or Sunset Visit: Experience the mystical atmosphere with soft golden light illuminating the ruins.

• Local Khmer Food: Try Amok (fish curry), Lok Lak (stir-fried beef), and Khmer noodles.

• Restaurants Near Ta Prohm:

  • The Sugar Palm: Serves authentic Cambodian dishes in a traditional wooden house.

  • Haven Training Restaurant: Supports young Cambodians while offering delicious local and Western cuisine.

  • Khmer Kitchen Restaurant: A budget-friendly spot for classic Cambodian meals.

Siem Reap offers a variety of accommodations for all budgets:

• • • Luxury Hotels:

      • Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor

      • Park Hyatt Siem Reap

    • Mid-Range Hotels:

      • Tara Angkor Hotel

      • La Residence Blanc D’Angkor

    • Budget Guesthouses:

      • Onederz Hostel

      • The Siem Reap Chilled Backpacker

• Dry Season (November – March): Cool and dry, ideal for sightseeing.
• Shoulder Season (April – June): Hotter, but fewer tourists.
• Rainy Season (July – October): Lush landscapes, but some muddy roads.