This is a local style temple at the south end of the Royal Independence Gardens in Siem Reap. The temple grounds are open from 6am to 10pm daily. The exterior architecture of the temple is typical of others you will have seen during your travels in Cambodia and Thailand. Most interesting and the main reason for visiting are two statues within that believed to be of Angkorian princesses originally located in the Gallery of 1000 Buddhas at Angkor Wat that are held within this small temple.

Considered sacred, the two statues were hidden and moved to different locations for many years by protective monks in order to keep their whereabouts unknown to invaders and treasure hunters. However in 1990, the sisters were settled here at this temple.

Today, there is a constant flow of visitors making offerings the two sacred sisters. What you will see are two tall and thin statues as well as other smaller figurines. You'll also see numerous stands on the east side of the temple selling incense, flower garments and other items which can be made as offerings to the sister statues within the temple.

Preah Ang Chek Preah Ang Chom Temple is convenient to see if you plan to pass through the Royal Independence Garden while in Siem Reap. Allow 5-10 minutes for your visit, remember to remove your shoes, cover shoulders and be respectful of local customs when entering the shrine which holds the statues.