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Tallest temples and pagodas in Cambodia

Khmer temples rise in tiers, and these heights are taken to the top of the central tower, except at Wat Phnom in Phnom Penh, whose figure includes the hill it stands on. Angkor Wat leads at 65 m. Ta Keo, an unfinished temple-mountain of the late 10th century, is slightly taller than the Bayon with its carved faces, and Koh Ker's seven-tiered pyramid, Prasat Prang, rises 36 m out of the forest, a long day trip from Siem Reap.

#TempleCountryHeight
1 Angkor Wat Cambodia 65 m
2 Wat Phnom Cambodia 46 m
3 Ta Keo Cambodia 45 m
4 Bayon Cambodia 43 m
5 Koh Ker Cambodia 36 m

Angkor Wat

Siem Reap, Cambodia

Angkor Wat is not ticketed on its own. Every visitor needs an Angkor pass, which covers the whole archaeological park…

532 tickets & tours

Wat Phnom

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

No ticket for Wat Phnom alone is sold online, and none is needed: foreigners pay a small fee at a booth at the foot of…

23 tickets & tours

Ta Keo

Siem Reap, Cambodia

Ta Keo has no ticket of its own. Entry is covered by the Angkor pass, which is needed for every temple in the…

No online ticket

Bayon

Siem Reap, Cambodia

The Bayon has no separate ticket: it is covered by the Angkor pass, which is sold for one, three or seven days at the…

6 tickets & tours

Koh Ker

Preah Vihear, Cambodia

Koh Ker has its own ticket, sold at a checkpoint on the access road and online as a one-day pass;

12 tickets & tours

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