Siem Reap – Scenes of a City * Photo Gallery *
Siem Reap – A city of fascinating rustic charm, south of Angkor Archaeological Park. Scenes of Siem Reap and the surrounding area – *Photo Gallery*
Angkor Temples – Timeline of an Epoch *Photo-Gallery*
The most important and popular Angkor temples. An illustrated chronology on the Empire of Angkor from the year 800 to the 13th century.
Some impressions on the Terrace of the Leper King
Terrace of the Leper King is a pretty nice and small temple in the Angkor Archaeological Park and closed to the Terrace of the Elephants.
Ratanak Eath – best Angkor Tour Guide ever!
One day, I booked Angkor Tour Guide Ratanak Eath for a trip through the angkor area. It was a surprise, that not a temple photo would take most time :-)
Excursion to the Angkor Temple Complex
The Temple of Angkor are a must see, when you are in Siem Reap. So did we with our iiCamp group and we visited most of the temple at the Small Circuit.
Eating Out Khmer Style near Angkor
The Khmer kitchen is really tasty. We went to a local restaurant after our trip to the Temple of Angkor. Totally new for us: How to eat Cambodian Pancakes.
Ta Prohm Temple – An amazing natural spectacle
The Ta Prohm temple, founded by the Khmer King Jayavarman VII, is located approximately one kilometre east of Angkor Thom and on the southern edge of the East Baray.
Shinta Mani – much more than just a hotel in Siem Reap
Shinta Mani – “good heart” in Sanskrit – a high class hotel in Siem Reap which does what it promise: Commitment in responsible tourism for social impact with CSR.
Terrace of the Leper King – Why this name?
Terrace of the Leper King is located in Angkor Thom in the north of the Terasse of the Elephants. The Temple was built in Bayon style and probably a royal cremation platform
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