Getting all templed-out at the Angkor Wat complex
Undoubtedly one of South East Asia biggest tourist attraction, Angkor Wat encompasses the glorious remains of the Khmer Empire from the 9th to 15th century. Extending over 400 square kilometers, this temple complex is the largest religious monument ever constructed and truly magnificent site that will leave very few visitors indifferent.
Exploring the sights by Tuk Tuk
One of the easiest ways to visit the Angkor temples independently is to pick a tuk-tuk driver in the streets of Siem Reap

Mr Spock and his luxury bat mobile waits patiently for customers
Arriving at Angkor Wat

Monks exploring Angkor Wat, the biggest temple of the complex representing the sacred five-peaked mountain Meru

Close-up some of the thousands of stone sculpture which can be seen on almost all temple surfaces

Ta Prohm Temple seen here above being slowly but inexorably swallowed up by the jungle

Above and below some of the 216 faces found at the Bayon Temple still smiling 1000+ years later

Trees and jungle growing around the Ta Prohm temple

Finely crafted art

A group of white-robed Dounji on the right or Women nuns of Cambodia

Child cycling through one of the gates of the Angkor temple complex

Portrait of Monks on the footsteps of Angkor

Long boardwalk leading to the Neak Pean island temple located in the middle of a reservoir

Cambodian kids playing in the swap on the way

jungle-covered temple

No wonder thks was where the movie Tomb raider was shot for roughly $10,000 a day

Another decaying temple

Raiders of the lost ark