Phnom Bakheng, located near Siem Reap, Cambodia, is a popular temple mountain offering panoramic views, especially stunning at sunset. Due to its popularity and limited capacity, expect crowds and potential queues, especially during peak season (November to March). Accessibility is somewhat challenging, involving a steep climb up the hill, which may be difficult for those with mobility issues. Solo visits are possible, but a guided tour can provide valuable historical and cultural context. The climb can be strenuous, so wear appropriate footwear and bring water. Ticket costs are included in the Angkor Pass, which ranges in price depending on the number of days. A typical visit lasts around 2-3 hours, including the climb and time spent enjoying the views. Note that access to the upper levels may be restricted during peak times to manage crowds and for conservation efforts.