The drive from Siem Reap to this temple, provides an opportunity to see the outskirts of Siem Reap and the rural areas. This temple is small but has very intricate cravings (see photos). We enjoyed our visit and also enjoyed the views during the drive in an air-conditioned car (with a tour guide and separate driver).

Comparing to others, this is one of the well-maintained temple and surrounded by small lakes. you still can see the door panel with the carvings clearly.

This temple is approximately 30km out of Siem Reap, but well worth the visit. Amazing carvings and stone work.

city of women, or some called itu pinky temple. worth to see for a while to see different kind of temple besides angkor wat. if you have spare time about 2 - 3hour, can go there...

This temple should not be missed. We enjoyed it far more than another. The carvings are fabulous. We spent more time here than at any other temple. It is away from the other temples and crowds were not heavy. We had plenty of time for photographs.

It's a bit of a drive from the 'main' temples, but it is SO worth it!! The intricate, detailed carvings that adorn it is something you really do not want to miss! So intricate that it is apprently known as a 'Lady Temple,'since people have said that no man can pay so much attention to detail! And, it is the... More

It was a hot dusty drive out to Banteay srei but it was worth it. Make sure you go right out to the back and take your photo throughout the gap in the surrounding wall, the reflection on the water and the angle means you can capture the whole thing.

Half an hour car ride from Angkor Wat, this is also another temple not to be missed! However, it's kind of a disappointment since the colour of the temple which is supposed to be pink, turned into somewhat wooden-brown colour because of the deforestation that happened there.

This temple is quite far from the center but I liked it better than Angkor Wat -- simply because it has retained all the beautiful carving from centuries ago. Tip: Visit either at sunrise or sunset when there are less people. It also pays to visit the National Museum first so that you get an idea of who and what... More