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Angkor Cambodia

 

The ancient capital of the Khmer kingdom, Angkor is a spectacular landscape of crumbling stone reliefs, great towers, encroaching jungle roots, orange-clad monks and spectacular sunset reflections. Angkor is the most popular destination in Cambodia by far, and one of the most iconic and awe-inspiring sacred sites in the world. Its central attraction, Angkor Wat, is proudly featured on the Cambodian flag and it is a major boost to the economy of the recovering country. Stretching across some 400 sq km, including forests and jungles, Angkor Archaeological Park contains the magnificent remains of the Khmer Empire dating from the 9th to the 15th century. Angkor Wat, is believed to be the largest religious structure in the world, and there are many other fascinating temples to explore as well. Allow more than one day to see Angkor — preferably several days to a week. There are plenty of hotels, restaurants and transportation to Angkor in the nearby city of Siem Reap. .>>>

Angkor Travel Guide
  1. Angkor Thom
2. Banteay Kdei
3. Terrace Of The Leper King
  4. Angkor Wat
5. Tep Pranam
6. Mebon (East)
  7. Bakheng Hill
8. Banteay Samre
9. Mebon (West)
  10. Phnom Krom
11. Baphuon
12. Palilay (Preah)
  13. Ta Prohm
14. The Roluos Group of Monuments
15. Krol Ko
  16. Bayon Temple
17. Terrace of The Elephants
18. Sour Prat
  19. Preah Khan
20. Kravan Prasat
21. Phimeanakas "Aerial Palace"
  22. Prasat Ta Som
23. Chau Say Tevoda
24. Neak Pean
  25. Banteay Srey
26. Spean Thmar
27. Ta Keo temple
  28. Pre Rup
29. Srah Srang - The Royal Bath
28. Angkor Cambodia