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Nous voilà aux portes des temples d'Angkor / 1er j, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Nous voilà aux portes des temples d'Angkor / 1er j

A travel blog entry by sophie-nuno

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... magie s’effectuera à 7h15, lorsque le soleil apparaitra, merci Mélissa ! Programme de la journée nom des différents temples : Angkor Vat / Thommanon / Chau Say Tevoda / Spean Thma / Ta Keo / Neak Pean / Krol Ko / Preah Khan / Basei ...

The many faces of Buddha, Angkor Thom And Bayan, Cambodia travel blog

The many faces of Buddha

A travel blog entry by boodleberrybum

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In the ancient city walls of Angkor Thom, through the gate archways adorned with faces, sits the stunning temple of Bayan.  This temple features either 48 or 54 (depending on which guide book you read) faces of Buddha on the sides of the towers. The ...

Magical Angkor Wat at sunset, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Magical Angkor Wat at sunset

A travel blog entry by boodleberrybum

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Angkor Wat is absolutely magical. I had no idea such a place existed and it's unlike anything I've ever seen before. We arrived the first evening and were immediately surrounded by the children selling guide books and postcards. Once I left them behind I ...

Very high temple at sunset, Phnom Bakheng, Cambodia travel blog

Very high temple at sunset

A travel blog entry by boodleberrybum

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This temple has incredibly steep steps and hundreds of tourists came to see the sunset from the top. The way up meant walking close to a bank full of spider's webs covered in the moisture from the air... wasn't completely ...

so much more than Angkor Wat - breathtaking, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

so much more than Angkor Wat - breathtaking

A travel blog entry by tomandcheu

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If, like us, you thought that Angkor Wat was the main attraction in Siem Reap, and maybe even in Cambodia, think again. The Wat is of course utterly breathtaking; we think it ranks higher than any other ancient world monument we have ever seen, and that ...

Temple eaten by jungle!, Ta Prohm, Cambodia travel blog

Temple eaten by jungle!

A travel blog entry by boodleberrybum

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A very crumbly temple in the jungle which is being torn apart, and also held together, by giant trees... Unfortunately some of the trees are dying because of the number of tourists feet pounding the earth and the roots. The are beginning to restore parts ...

Angkor City, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Angkor City

A travel blog entry by helena80

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... got a day pass and visited 6 of the many many tombs - Angkor Thom, Bayon, Preah Khan, Ta Prohm (as in the Tomb Raider Tomb), Angkor Wat and Sunset Bakheng. Angkor Wat was amazing, it is so huge compared to the others, and it is well preserved, apart from ...

Angkor 2:  The Little Circuit, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Angkor 2: The Little Circuit

A travel blog entry by mchao

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... kilometers away by raft, which puts it on the scale of the great pyramids of Egypt. Why Angkor Wat has become the national and international face of Cambodia is apparent in its highly preserved state.  The jungle has not reclaimed the structure and ...

"Overtempled"

A travel blog entry by operationasia

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... a labunkban es tobb szaz keppel a memoria kartyan vegeztunk az utolso templommal es szoltunk Shytanak hogy irany haza. Egy Angkor sor mellett probalunk most regeneralodni majd megyunk be a kozpontba vacsorazni meg foglalni a tovabbi utazasunkat. Holnap ...

Jul 15, 2011, Angkor, Cambodia travel blog

Jul 15, 2011

A travel blog entry by sophieandnuno

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Incredible Angkor Wat Temples, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Incredible Angkor Wat Temples

A travel blog entry by travursel

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... while there was a nice breeze while biking, as soon as we stopped we got drenched. The main temple of Angkor Wat is still in pretty good shape and the intricate stone carvings which are incredible can be pretty well observed. The main ...

Nov 02, 2011, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Nov 02, 2011

A travel blog entry by jaunt360

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Thanksgiving sunrise in Angkor Wat!, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Thanksgiving sunrise in Angkor Wat!

A travel blog entry by tinayoung

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We got up at 4:30am and took a tuk-tuk out to Angkor Wat to see the sunrise.  For those of you who don't know, a tuk-tuk is really the local version of a taxi cab and consists of a moped pulling extention in the rear.  It can be made of wood and ...

Journey into the Jewel, Phumĭ Ângkôr Krau, Cambodia travel blog

Journey into the Jewel

A travel blog entry by kktong

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... this is actually not a temple but a city. It was known as the largest Khmer cities until 17th century and was the capital of Cambodia once upon a time. As we were driving through the gates, we were greeted by 2 rolls of 54 statue each side. On the left ...

Soo a s'day (hello!), Banteay Srei,  Cambodia travel blog

Soo a s'day (hello!)

A travel blog entry by ruttlem

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... sure. We also beat some of the crowds and afternoon heat which was a bonus as the temperature rises above 40... After exploring Angkor Wat and learning about the history of Cambodians, their kings, temples and Buddhist and Hindu religions, we were off to ...

Zwiedzajac symbol narodowy Kambodzy, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Zwiedzajac symbol narodowy Kambodzy

A travel blog entry by ddlv

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Angkor, czyli zespol swiatyn z XI i XII wieku, odkryty na nowo dopiero pod koniec XIX wieku, jest niesamowity. Fantastyczny, piekny, niezle utrzymany, zrobil na nas piorunujace wrazenie. Dodatkowo bylo zaskakujaco malo innych turystow, wiec miejscami dalo ...

Angkor Wat, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Angkor Wat

A travel blog entry by sx0788

Angkor ...

Lever du soleil, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Lever du soleil

A travel blog entry by chapdeluc

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... bord d'un bassin royal ? nous oui...  Brahma, Shiva et Visnou nous ont offert une météo à rendre jaloux un îlien pacifiste. Au revoir Angkor, nous avons touché tes couleurs et repartons aussi orgueilleux que ton sublime royalisme...   ...

Angkor Wat. Ancient temples hidden in jungle, Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia, Cambodia travel blog

Angkor Wat. Ancient temples hidden in jungle

A travel blog entry by 7ictor

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Shop around, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Shop around

A travel blog entry by 247plus

When you are going to Angkor wat.. Shop around. we/i spent about 45 minutes bargaining with tuk-tuk drivers and we ended up with a good deal. 25 USD for each of us. (2 pers) and that is including 20 USD each in entrance fee. we had a One day trip around.. ...

Siem Riap and Angkor Wat, Siem Riap/Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Siem Riap and Angkor Wat

A travel blog entry by yesnomad

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Angkor Wat, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Angkor Wat

A travel blog entry by bekkeringpacker

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... is, eens met volwassenen te zijn. We zijn om half zes ’s ochtends, bij zonsopgang, begonnen bij het pronkstuk: Angkor Wat. Het ontluikende ochtendlicht schittert fel op de ervoor gelegen vijver, waar je de spiegeling van de tempel in kan ontwaren. ...

The Temples to beat all temples, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

The Temples to beat all temples

A travel blog entry by irishandmonkey

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... to explore due to the sheer size of it. This may be why I wasn't so enthusiastic. I liked the smaller, intimate, easier to explore temples. Angkor Wat has 3 tier kind of levels. We made it to the stairs of the last one and I am stopped due to my vest. I ...

Angkor Wat, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Angkor Wat

A travel blog entry by vastutraveller

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... i just couldn't imagine how they completed it all without metal machinery et al! and could only admire their achievements even more. Angkor Wat was built at the height of the Kymer Empire who ruled over lands stretching from the Indus ...

Angkor Where?? Angkor What?!, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Angkor Where?? Angkor What?!

A travel blog entry by rossnmeg

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... that connection...) this one is almost a combination of the two, abit bigger than the Bay urn, but abit more ruined than Angkor Wat, this one however, has got huge trees growing over, through, round and allover, making amazing sections of wall that are ...

Touring Siem Reap & Angkor Wat, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Touring Siem Reap & Angkor Wat

A travel blog entry by worldwildtravel

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... in the 9th century, and are a great way of gauging the architectural progress that was made from this time until the creation of Angkor Wat. Bakong is especially fascinating, as it was built to represent Mt. Neru and dedicated to Shiva, the third deity of ...

I Need A Dollar, Dollar, A Dollar Is What I Need, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

I Need A Dollar, Dollar, A Dollar Is What I Need

A travel blog entry by kbrobinson

... hotel complexes which was a major contrast from the shack houses and shops we had already seen and continued to see. I appreciate that Angkor Wat is a massive tourist attraction, but I don't see how they can possibly fill these hotels. It is also a ...

Temples of Angkor - Day 20, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Temples of Angkor - Day 20

A travel blog entry by wejansen

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... well.  Within the temple there are passage ways everywhere and it was a fun maze to walk around and admire. Finally I hit up Angkor Wat itself!  It is massive!  I was getting quite tired so I just walked around the main grounds (which is ...

Made it!, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Made it!

A travel blog entry by peterdelves

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Today we made the final leg of our challenge from Siem Reap to the ancint city of Angkor Wat. This was the shortest leg of our challenge, so though it was hot and humid again, it just felt like a bit of a jaunt! Siem Reap is the second biggest city in ...

Boarder crossing, Angkor Wat, Cambodia travel blog

Boarder crossing

A travel blog entry by flash101

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Heya We decide that we'd had enough of Thailand and decided to make a run for the boarder to Cambodia. Now we'd heard some pretty bad horror stories about getting across the boarder like buses that went deliberately slow so you had to stay a night in a ...

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