Ta Prohm
Monument · Angkor, Siem Reap

Ta Prohm

Photo: Supanut Arunoprayote · CC BY 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

It was built as a Buddhist monastery under King Jayavarman VII. The site remains largely unrestored, with trees and roots intertwined with the walls and towers. Watch for uneven ground and limited shade inside the complex.

On day 1 of Siem Reap: One Week

Good to know

Tickets
Requires an Angkor pass. Current prices available at the ticket office.
Time needed
One to two hours.
Best time
Early morning to avoid crowds.
Getting there
Short drive from Siem Reap by tuk-tuk or car.

Itineraries with Ta Prohm

Day 1 of Siem Reap: One Week

Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm

How Ta Prohm fits into a day.
  1. 5:00Angkor WatAngkor
  2. 11:00Ta ProhmAngkor
  3. 19:00Pub StreetSiem Reap
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Ta Prohm questions

What is Ta Prohm known for?

The temple is known for its trees growing directly through the ancient stone structures.

Do you need a guide for Ta Prohm?

A guide is optional. Many visitors explore independently with a map.

Is Ta Prohm accessible for all visitors?

Paths are uneven with steps and roots. It may be difficult for those with mobility issues.

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