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At the top, you will be rewarded with a very scenic, aerial view of the city and the Mekong river. It is a very beautiful sight given the mountainous backdrop. It is also a popular destination to appreciate the sunset, so it will likely be very crowded during sunset time.

Best time to climb is likely during the early morning hours, or just before sunset time. It may be too scorching hot for a comfortable climb in the middle of the day. There’s also an entrance fee of 20.000 kip near the top of the climb.

Chris Caruso✭✭✭✭✭
2 weeks ago
Incredible temple space. The staircase are beautiful and there are buddhas and other statues all around. It did get busy for sunset and those pictures are attached but the view is incredible! Loved exploring this area and glad we got to see it. I’m sure outside of sunset hours the space is much nicer and tranquil
Peter Sz (Crick3t)✭✭✭✭
2 months ago
It is a nice climb to go up to the top. From the side where the palace is about 338 steps to the top. From the back side of the mountain it is 423 not as steep as from the side. There is a nice view from the top, which could be a bit better if the vegetation would be trimmed a bit. It is worth going down the longer back route as there is more to see than on the way to the palace. The ticket is 20k per person.
LJ✭✭✭
2 weeks ago
TOURIST TRAP – look at my photos & videos for reference. Even though the sunset is UNREAL with amazing views, there’s so many people up there for sunset it’s like sardines honestly, steep 15 min walk up to the top too but it’s beautiful so if you don’t mind big crowds you’re fine
Rico Tumin✭✭✭✭
3 months ago
You can get a really nice view from the top of the hill but it is packed with people. I don’t actually think that it’s worth going to the top of the hill but there’s some really nice lookout points that are a bit lower and away from the crowd when it’s sunset there are so many people on the top of the hill that I would avoid it and find somewhere else to enjoy the atmosphere. Either way it’s very much worth going to the top. It just depends on how much you can handle dealing with a ton of people.

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