Yes, it was a beautiful temple.

You should spend a whole day for Banteay Srei Temple with some other activities along the way such as Butterfly Center, Landmine Museum, Sugar Palm Produce, Preah Khan temple, Neak Pean Temple.

Sorry I’m probably too late to answer, but yes quite dusty!

Yes, by car.

Para Angkor sin duda mejor Tuk Tuk para el resto de Camboya alquilar moto es facil i barato. En Battambang me fué muy útil para aprovechar el tienpo. 1 dia 10 dolares.

We were there in the late afternoon (4 p.m.) in March on a slightly cloudy day but even then I would have been hard-pressed to call the sandstone colour "pink", more like a "pale reddish-brown". We were supposed to go back to one of the Angkor Wat temples for sunset, but decided to visit the Land Mine museum near Banteay Srei instead. Just as well, as the cloud cover increased so no sunset - just the amazing gold outline behind the jagged cloud fringes - looked like forked lightning! The most important thing about BS is the exquisite sandstone carvings - small but beautifully-formed - so go for that reason not the colour.

I think you have the option to do more than one temple all together. Check on line... The ticket that I got was around U$D 62 y was for more than 3 temples.

The problem of distance can be solved with tuktuk. I recommend you to purchase admission tickets the day before. The tickets are be sold from 5 am, but the ticket center is very crowded and takes a very long time from the 5 am. So I recommend to purchase the tickets is sold after 7 pm the day before, the next day, you can sightseeing with a margin by using it.

Hi, A one day pass would be fine for visiting Banteay Srei temple as it is a small temple. Won't take more than 2 hrs to see it. On the other hand, if you plan to visit several temples in the Siem Reap area, you might as well go for a multi-day pass. The same pass that you get for seeing the Angkor temples is valid for Banteay Srei. We were staying in Siem Reap and it took us about 45 mins by car to reach Banteay Srei. The roads are good. You might want to visit Preah Khan nearby or Neak Pean on the way for which you have to plan on more time. There are restaurants on the way but to be on the safe side we had our lunch after returning to Siem Reap which offers a lot of good, clean restaurants. Hope that helps. Enjoy!

It's included. But if you can, try and go to Beng Mealea, a wild place but costs $5.00 more as it is on private land. Same area within 10-15KM.