Travel around 66km away from Siem Reap Center. The temple complex has never been restored and it is a fraction of the size of Angkor Wat's visitor population. Take sometime to unwind and rest in the broad, open grounds, surrounding the temple. Travelers can have a pleasant morning spent wandering around the temple in relative peace and quiet. If you are into photography, this also implies that you can capture some amazing shots if you go.

Koh Ker Lost Archeological Site can be found 120 kilometers northeast of Siem Reap. Koh Ker most likely served as Jayavarman IV’s state temple when it was the capital of the whole empire (928–944 AD). The Khmer monarch, Jayavarman IV, moved the capital to ChokGargyar, which has since become Koh Ker. The pleasant trip from Siem Reap to Koh Ker takes around two hours and passes through good roads. Along the route, you will see glimpses of cashew and banana plantations, as well as impressive rice fields and local villages.