Pre Rup
Monument · Pre Rup Temple, Siem Reap

Pre Rup

Photo: Diego Delso · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Pre Rup was built as a state temple by King Rajendravarman II. The structure consists of a raised platform with five brick and sandstone towers. Look for the eastern staircase, carved lintels, and small linga shrines around the base.

On day 2 of Siem Reap: One Week

Good to know

Tickets
Angkor pass required
Time needed
About one hour
Best time
Early morning
Getting there
Short drive or tuk-tuk from Siem Reap

Itineraries with Pre Rup

Day 2 of Siem Reap: One Week

Angkor Thom

How Pre Rup fits into a day.
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  2. 8:30BayonAngkor Thom
  3. 10:30BaphuonAngkor Thom
  4. 11:30Terrace of the ElephantsAngkor Thom
  5. 17:00Phnom BakhengAngkor
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Pre Rup questions

What is Pre Rup?

Pre Rup is a 10th-century temple dedicated to Shiva. It stands on a raised terrace in the eastern part of the Angkor site.

How long does it take to visit Pre Rup?

Most visitors spend about one hour at the temple. Allow extra time if combining it with nearby sites like East Mebon.

Do I need a ticket for Pre Rup?

Yes. An Angkor Archaeological Park pass is required for entry. The pass covers multiple temples in the complex.

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