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I'm not sure exactly where I took this photo. But it's somewhere near the Terraces of the Leper King and the Terrace of Elephants because it's the next shot in the roll. LOL It could have been along one of the walls that are right there.
Written Jul 31, 2003
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Why make them do impossible poses for you of course. Here I present my 2 diva friends posing as apsaras at the bayon.
Written May 11, 2005
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If you come here during monsoon (June-September) you will get some rain, mostly in the afternoons, but will aldo get some gorgeous skies, specially after the storms...
Written Sep 19, 2003
Angkor Thom - Amazing Stone Faces
For me the whole idea of visiting Cambodia was to see the amazing Angkor Wat! About 3 weeks before I left I bought the Lonely Planet Guide for Cambodia and started reading about Angkor Thom. I'm not a...
Under Construction - The Last Angkor City
Other than the famous Angkor Wat, the fortified city of Angkor Thom also beckoned to me. I had to see this place, the last capital of the Khmer Kingdom. The place where the LAST royal priests,...
Angkor Thom is a 3 kilometres square fortified place in the middle of the Angkor complex. It has walls (8 meters high) all around, 5 gates with huge human faces in each of their 4 sides, and many...
Thousand peaceful faces of The King
To protect the people of Khmer after Chams' [Vietnam] invasion, King Jayavarman VII built a new capital called 'Angkor Thom'; The Magnificent or Great City. This place is about 10 square km and...
There is more to Angkor Thom than the Bayon, but it is the most spectacular part and since we had limited time -- well Bayon it was! . The Bayon is best known for its many enigmatic faces, but don't...
Build your own Angkor Thum page
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