Angkor Wat Travel In Afternoon
On the second day of Siem Reap Travel, we woke up early in the morning just to catch sunrise in Angkor Wat and proceed to visit the Bayon Thom in City Of Angkor.
Angkor Wat was built around 12th century as the capital by Suryavaman II and I recommend you to visit here in the morning for the sunrise and afternoon for the whole temple visit.

We are back to Angkor Wat again, this time is the afternoon visit and we were just lucky under the good weather

Good pose, but I need more light from to shine from us below. That will be perfect shot


Group pose in Angkor Wat entrance, the group of eight feels the heat under the hot sun


This is Ah Hong from Travel Escape, what you seeing here is the Angkor Wat temple with the unique structure of blah blah blah…

Take a note on the water inthe pond of Angkor Wat, it’s quite dry in the month of March.
I guess those professional photographer with DSLR would love to see the pond full with water for reflection shot

So try to visit Angkor Wat during the end of raining season


Amazing structure inside the temple of Angkor Wat, you can move like a train here


I feels like standing in the LRT station, you will realize the structure was straight and flawless.
Imagine people from 12th century built this temple, what is the engineering technology used back then?
There’s wall carving in the right side of picture and among it describe The Battle Of Kurukshetra, an epic of the ancient time that you shouldn’t missed

Make sure you listen to the story if you come to Angkor Wat and for sure you need a tour guide to tell you the story


Another group pose in Angkor Wat temple


This is the upper level and tower from the courtyard of second level.
Too bad the tower was closed from entry due to some restoration in progress, but good for my acrophobia


Even DiGi Yellow Man can’t enter to this tower due to overweight in climbing up


Argghh…I need to at least fake in my Angkor Wat climb to show the others I am not acrophobia


But Marcus is going for a real one with “Impossible Is Nothing” attitude


That’s the end of our Angkor Wat travel in the afternoon.
Coming up is the Ta Prohm temple visit where the movie Tomb Raider was shot here

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