Golden Takeo Guesthouse Siem Reap, Cambodia

Welcome to the Golden Takeo Guest House
Siem Reap, wonderful Cambodia

Hello and Welcome to my Guest House here in Siem Reap, wonderful Cambodia. You can have spacious clean Rooms from 7$ for a King Sized Bed with attached Bathroom to 17$ for an Air-Can Twin Beds room with attached Hot-Water Bathroom. See more details about the Rooms of the Golden TaKeo GuestHouse

This Guest House offers the best value for your money while you're staying in Siem Reap

You'll find a nice quiet GuestHouse, offering free laundry service, free Internet coffee, a free visit to the Siem Reap Night Market, hassle-free taxi and tuk-tuk drivers for your Angkor Wat Temples Tours, a big fridge to store your fruits and edibles, an free use of the Golden Bicycles for your Siem Reap Tours or visits to the wonderful Angkor Wat Temples.
This Siem Reap GuestHouse, the Golden Takeo Guest House, has it all from only 7$ for a King Sized Bed with attached Bathroom to a 17$ Cosy Air-Con Twin Beds bright Room.

Posted by Prom on June 11, 2009

The Golden TaKeo Siem Reap GuestHouse,
a favorite cheap Siem Reap Guest House among Japanese Backpackers

Famous among Japanese Travelers and Westeners alike, the Golden TaKeo Siem Reap GuestHouse, with such a cheap accommodation here in Siem Reap, is no matter a popular GuestHouse in Siem Reap.

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The Takeo temple, east of Angkor Wat, a giant ' temple-mountain' in the tradition of the Bakheng and Pre Rup

Takeo, a giant ' temple-mountain' in the tradition of the Bakheng and Pre Rup, stands out for being the first of these great temples to be built entirely of sandstone. The appearance of the Takeo temple is all the more massive for being incomplete. Indeed, the temple carving had only just begun when worked stopped.

The Takeo temple was designed as a representation on earth of five-peaked Mount Meru. Indeed, its name from the inscriptions was 'Hema-sringagiri', meaning 'The Mountain with Golden Peaks'.