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Angkor Archaeological Park

Angkor Archaeological Park is a historical site located close to Siem Reap in Cambodia. Located between Tonle Sap river and Kulen mountains, the park spreading over 400 sq km is home to the magnificent remains of the monuments of the Khmer Empire. The structures built between 9th to the 15th century also include ancient capital cities, one of them known to be the largest pre-industrial city in the world. The Angkor park is among the top attractions in Cambodia is visited by millions of tourists every year. Declared as a UNESCO heritage site, some of the renowned structures in the archaeological park include the Temple of Angkor Wat, the ancient capital city Angkor Thom home to Bayon Temple, known for its hundreds of stone faces, Preah Khan, Ta Prohm, Baphuon and others. Read More

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Angkor National Museum in Siem Reap houses artifacts of the Khmer empire that ruled for more than seven centuries. It spreads over 20,000 square meters and is home to over 8000 relics, including many statues of Buddha and Hindu Gods. Comprising state-of-the-art multimedia technology, this Thai-owned private gallery opened in 2007. This interactive museum is worth a visit to understand the history of the actual ruins of Angkor temples. The lintels take you on a visual journey of the Angkor site before its construction through the golden era of the Khmer dynasty, during which some of the most beautiful monuments were built. If you have limited time in the city, though, it's best to skip this to explore the ruins directly. Read More

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Angkor Thom, located in Angkor archaeological park in Siem Reap in Cambodia, is an ancient walled city. It was the capital town of Khmer dynasty for over 400 years. King Jayavarman VII, the greatest Khmer emperor, constructed Angkor Thom after defeating the Cham rulers and coming to power. Angkor Thom was discovered along with the rest of the area in the 18th century, after being hidden from the world for many centuries. Angkor Thom was a rich and flourishing town for many years. It is estimated that this heavily secured city had almost a million residents at its peak. It was a vast city consisting of a Royal Palace, many state temples including Bayon and royal terraces. Read More

In northern Cambodia lies one of the world's largest and most significant monuments. Angkor Wat is a treasured Buddhist temple and the allure of the Angkor Archaeological Park. It is considered the gateway to the ruins of Angkor. This temple is a national icon and source of pride for Cambodia and is also proudly displayed on the national flag. The city of Angkor in which lies the Angkor Wat temple was built in the 12th century by King Suryavarman II of the Khmer empire. The park is spread across an area of roughly 400 square kilometers, making it the largest pre-industrial city in the world. The park shouldn’t be considered as just a collection of different temples and monuments. Angkor was a well-established city, and the temples were a part of that flourishing city. The main temple among them all was Angkor Wat, which has been rebuilt many times by different kings of the Khmer empire and later the kings of other dynasties according to their preferences. The ruins of Angkor feels like you’ve entered a completely different world where the lines of reality and fantasy have become blurred. Read More

The ArtBox Trick Art Museum is a fun interactive art museum with beautiful art murals and live artwork. The museum has become a significant visitor photo shoot spot because of its embellished art decor. It houses a massive collection of photographs, entertaining 3D art, and huge landmark paintings to admire. An impressive hologram show hosted by them is a must-watch and the small cafe at the end of your tour is an ideal way to finish.

Bakong is a popular Angkorian temple mountain in the Rolous area close to Siem Reap. It is the first temple mountain or step pyramid structure of the Khmer period, dedicated to Hindu God Shiva. The largest of all the temples in Rolous, it is famous for its unique five-tier central pyramids, eight intricately carved temple towers, and bas-reliefs depicting the architectural brilliance of the Khmer period.