Discover Hidden Cambodia: Angkor Wat, Siem Reap and Temples around

Journey through the heart of Cambodia🌏✨ Dive into the mesmerizing beauty of over 20 ancient temples and the untouched natural landscapes surrounding Siem Reap. From the majestic Angkor Wat at sunrise to the hidden gems nestled in the lush Cambodian countryside, this video is your gateway to discovering the awe-inspiring wonders of the Kingdom of Cambodia.
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First Day:
1. Prasat Banteay Kdei (12th century): A tranquil Bayon-style temple, known for its detailed carvings.
2. Pre Rup Temple (10th century): A temple-mountain offering panoramic views, symbolizing the mythical Mount Meru.
3. River Village: A glimpse into traditional Cambodian life amidst nature.
4. Phnom Krom Pagoda (11th century): A hilltop pagoda with stunning lake views, dedicated to Hindu gods.
Second Day:
1. Angkor Wat (Early 12th century): The iconic temple complex, best experienced at sunrise, epitomizing classical Khmer architecture.
2. Bayon Temple (Late 12th century): Known for its enigmatic stone faces and intricate bas-reliefs.
3. The Victory Gate (Late 12th century): The eastern gate of Angkor Thom, adorned with carvings of gods and demons.
4. Ta Prohm Temple (Late 12th century): Famous for its jungle-clad ruins and massive tree roots.
5. Preah Khan Temple (Late 12th century): A sprawling complex known for its hallways and sacred carvings.
6. Phnom Bakheng (Late 9th century): Offers a breathtaking sunset view, an early temple dedicated to Shiva.
Third Day:
1. Beng Mealea Temple (Early 12th century): A mysterious, overgrown temple complex, inviting exploration.
2. Prasat Pram Temple (10th century): A smaller, mystic site with trees merging with ancient stones.
3. Koh Ker Temple (10th century): The pyramid of a once-great city, surrounded by numerous small ruins.
4. Prasat Bakong Temple (Late 9th century): A serene sunset spot, showcasing early Angkorian architecture.