Roluos Group (Roluos Temples)
Roluos Group (Roluos Temples)
Roluos Group (Roluos Temples)

Roluos Group (Roluos Temples) Tours and Tickets

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Carved apsaras dance across a cluster of temples at the Roluos Group, atmospheric buildings that mark the site of an ancient Khmer population center. Bakong Temple is the centerpiece, between Preah Ko and Lolei. While the Roluos Group is smaller in scale than the landmarks of Angkor Archaeological Park, it’s a fascinating place that’s rarely crowded.

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Q:What are Roluos Group (Roluos Temples) hours of operation?
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Q:What is the history of the Roluos Group?
A:The four ancient temples that make up the Roluos Group (also known as the Roluos Temples) date from the 9th century, when this area was the capital of the Khmer Empire. The capital city was later moved to Yasodharapura, but the temples still remain intact today.
Q:Is the Roluos Group worth visiting?
A:Yes, the four temples—Bakong, Preah Ko, Lolei, and Prasat Prei Monti—that make up the Roluos Group are among the earliest built during the Khmer Empire and are remarkably well-preserved. Much quieter than nearby Angkor Wat, this group of temples also is more compact and takes less time to visit.
Q:Is Angkor Wat or Roluos Group better?
A:It depends on the experience you are looking for. Angkor Wat is larger and more famous, ideal for ancient history buffs who have a lot of touring stamina. Roluos Group is smaller and less crowded, but predates Angkor Wat by a few hundred years. Its temples are in excellent condition.
Q:Can you go to Roluos Group on your own?
A:Yes, you can visit the four temples that make up the Roluos Group independently; you do not need to join a tour. However, there is not much historical information posted at the site, so it’s a good idea to explore with a guide who can explain the site’s significance.
Q:How long does it take to visit Roluos Group?
A:With just four temples grouped closely together, the Roluos Group can be covered in just an hour or two. For a full-day trip from Siem Reap, you can combine a visit here with other nearby temples or attractions, including Beng Mealea and traditional floating villages on Lake Tonle Sap.
Q:How much does it cost to visit Roluos Group?
A:The Roluos Group temples are included in the Angkor Pass, which also includes admission to the temples inside Angkor Park, Wat Athvea, and Phnom Krom. A one-day pass costs US$37, and you can pay in cash or by credit card. Three-day and seven-day passes also are available.