I’m not sure of this temples name but boy was it the death of me. It was vast and had a great lookout which involved climbing steps that were illegally steep and small, wearing long pants and a 3/4 shirt in the sweltering heat and with no breeze what so ever. How Cambodia’s wear jeans day in and day out I have no clue!

I was slightly obsessed..

This was most definitely my favourite temple because it would have been like constructing a jigsaw puzzle building this with all the well incorporated faces into the temples facade.

The strangest hot air ballon, but absolute best seats in the house!

The largest religious monument in the world, a “wonder of the world” and built within the 12th century this temple and its surrounds are architectural masterpieces interwoven with an incredible history. From an ariel view you can see the enormous moat which encloses the buildings site…it’s hard to fathom that they had to “float” the stone used to create the following temples down the rivers. Whilst restoration has had to take place and a few structural supports are in place, for the most part of it it’s so impressive that this building is even still standing and shining with immense beauty.

Detailing and reliefs inside Angkor Wat temple.