YOU HAVE TO VISIT ANGKOR WAT! | Siem Reap, Cambodia | Angkor Thom, Tomb Raider
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Angkor Wat is a must see when traveling through Cambodia, but we were afraid it would just be too touristy, crowded and hard to really enjoy. Boy were we wrong! The history and beauty of Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and the Tomb Raider tomb completely blew us away 😍
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thank you so much for not just visiting our country but to also show it to the world. keep up the good work! sending love from Cambodia
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Some helpful tips to visit Angkor Parks. You might want to start it backward from Tah Prhom, Bayon, then Angkor Wat last while the majority of tourist buses start from Angkor Wat. If you have more time, Beng Mealea (the ultimate Indiana Jones experience) and Kulen Mountain with water falls and river of thousand lingas where they quarried the stones to build all the temples. I was about 12 years old boy grew up in Phnom Penh and had a chance to visit this magical place back in 1969 with my family. It was so quiet and peaceful then. There was no single tourist or guesthouse around so we had to stay at temples near by. Only memory lives on as most of my family members did not survive the killing fields in the late 70s. Thanks for sharing this to the world. Cheers from Khmer in Minnesota!
These are handy and worthful tips indeed. We put them in our travel "must Know' list. Thanks.
Thanks for the tips!
KhmerAmeric Mr T im so sorry about you family.
I just got back from Angkor Wat. And I did exactly this. Loved the waterfalls, loved the sunset at angkor wat. People from my hotel had flocked to see the sunrise next to that lake in front of the Angkor Wat. They were standing 12 rows behind. Couldn't see a thing or even capture it. And come to think of it, they left at 4:30 am.
I've heard this from others. Thanks for the specifics!
I'm so relieved that I'm not the only one who struggled to capture these temples!! It's a truly incredible place.
So true! We felt like we needed much more time and gear to even come close. But we did the best we could with that we had!
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Hello dear traveler! Warm welcome to my beautiful country- Cambodia! My name is Wang. I am an experienced tuk tuk driver and a knowledgeable guide who would be happy to accompany you on a tour of the beautiful Angkor Wat Temples in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Are you interested in scheduling a tour? Do you have any other questions? Contact me today. I am looking forward to being your guide!
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Hello dear traveler! Warm welcome to my beautiful country- Cambodia! My name is Wang. I am an experienced tuk tuk driver and a knowledgeable guide who would be happy to accompany you on a tour of the beautiful Angkor Wat Temples in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Are you interested in scheduling a tour? Do you have any other questions? Contact me today. I am looking forward to being your guide!
Please contact me here!
WhatsApp: +85570725026
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What a gorgeous and thrilling video! I can't even fathom what it must have felt like to be surrounded by that kind of history.
Welcome to Cambodia 🙏🇰🇭
It's Very beautiful (hindu + Buddhist) temple. Love you❤ cambodia🇰🇭 from India🇮🇳
It's on my bucket list. Thanks for the tour.
No problem! Hope you get to experience it in person some day :D
I was there on 1992, It was really beautiful. Everything was perfect without any resurrection work just like a beautiful art.
I'm a hindu and I'm glad combodians are preserving this temple 💗 i wish to visit it soon in future
Welcome
I love you from Cambodia 🇰🇭 ♥️👌🏻
Hi guys… Great video as always from you. I spent 4 days in Siem Reap a couple of years ago. Angkor is amazing, I also climbed to the highest point and well worth the climb. As someone else suggested if you reverse your visit and go Angkor wat later there are less tourist as all the bus tours go Angkor wat first. Love the videos, keep them coming.
YES thanks for sharing this! Loved our time there.
Hi I'm from Cambodia, I really love your videos that shou Cambodia to the world
I'm Cambodian but, I never been to visit Angkor wat temple, You are so lucky 👍
The outlying temples. Banteay Srei and Chhmar, Boeng Mealea, Koh Ker and Rolous Group are well worth a visit next time. Far less people especially if you start early and much better video opportunities.
I thought you did well with your video considering how busy it is at those three temples
I agree, some of the outlying temples are fantastic - favourites for me were Banteay Srei for its uniqueness and Banteay Samre is quite grand. We visited the Ruluos group one morning and pretty much had the area the ourselves so it was a stand out too.
Angkor wat is really impressive the art is mindblow . people back then is smarter than I. I have hard time drawing.
Hope you will visit again because Cambodia has built clean roads and many places for tourists like you
i was also there in 2017 in october , absolutely loved it
Now Angkor wat Cambodia is so very beautiful you can come again ☺️❤️ Welcome to Cambodia
Stunning location. Great respect to the guys that have suffered but making music instead of begging. Strength in the face of adversity. All the best.
Thanks you For Visiting Angkor Wat in my Country🙏❤️
I could finally watch this video and I'm so happy because Angkor Wat is one of the biggest architectural gems of Asia and a place full of art, peace and details. Thank you for the tour and greetings to Nikita 😍
A tip for anyone that's hoping to visit Angkor Wat, I went in September which is the shoulder season so there were already less tourists but we went for sunrise and then right before the complex was due to open we walked around and entered from the back so we had the whole place to ourselves for at least 20 minutes until the other tourists made their way through from the front
Good explanation. Good video
I was there, simply amazing..... and can't wait to come back. Thank you for the memories.
Thank you for coming to Cambodia.
Cambodia have a lot of wonderful temple.
I love cambodia
Fancy coming all that way and only visiting a tiny number of the temple...so much to see , temples , towers, walls , gates and then there’s the floating villages and Kulan mountain with the waterfalls ...
If your planning to come to Siem Reap stay at least 5 days and get a 3 day temple pass.
I got in for free because I'm Cambodian-descent. I was born in the US lol
Thanks for visiting Cambodia .
Another excellent video! Beautiful country, temples and people. The monkeys are so adorable! 💜
Your videos always make me so happy. Sending lots of love from this Missouri native (now in NC) to you all!
So happy to hear that, thanks for the comment!
Definitely try to make time to use a 3 day pass. There are so many cool smaller temples that are empty and the sunrises and sunsets are amazing not just at Angkor Wat but all around. Thanks for the great video guys.
you are the best dressed couple around, every thing you wear fits you so well 💕 good taste
Your vlogs get better with each one...keep up the amazing work
+1 on the most amazing place! Next time go to Banteay Srei, or sometimes called the "women's temple" on the far north side of the complex. Amazing detail and maybe our fav place there! Glad you got to check it out but 1 day is really not enough! Great vlogging as always, guys! Keep up the good work! You make me wanna Patreon, baby!
I love your videos, you have an amazing life, and you 're so good together, well done!
Thank you so much!
Definitley a bucket list country :)
I second the recommendations for Beng Mealea and Banteay Srei. Particulary Beng Melea. I think that was my favorite temple and back in 2014 at least, was the quietest one due it being 40km from the main temple complex.
The stair is almost always 70° steep. It’s to remind anyone who ever climbed the temple that you need to go thru hardships before you’re able to reach the top. The temple represents the 3 realm. The moat represent the ocean. There’s one temple that not much people visit but it’s under restoration of France, it’s called the West Mebon which located in a massive man dug lake that floods during the rainy season and an ancient Pyramid that’s older than Angkor Wat called Prasat Thom located in Koh Ker. Hope you guys will come here again after the pandemic ends, the border is expected to open late November this year ❤️
Very beautiful videos and thanks you so much for visiting my country Cambodia 🙏🇰🇭😍
Hi. Thanks for sharing. It's beautiful. Next you you go, I highly recommend that you go see Boeung Mealea (Lotus Temple). It's 1.5hrs from Siem Reap town and also, Banteay Srei (Citadel of the women ) approx. 1hr away. This temple is small but very impressive. It's considered the Jewel of Angkpr . It will absolutely blow your mind away beyond words.
Thanks for the great video - and the great attitude! I just watched another video from a couple about your age; all they did was complain. You really bring out how amazing the place is.
Another beautiful vlog for the records! I truly enjoyed the ending!! :)
Thanks so much, Denise! Glad you enjoyed the adventure :)
The wall you were talking about is the world's longest sculpture. "In one piece"
Big love from Cambodian 💙💚
I love the Angkor wat temple I've gone there 3 times :)
Oh really, that’s only 27 times less than me
Thnaks for visiting my country!!
great video👍👏
As soon as I saw the first monkey....at least they didn't look vicious. 7:27 I wonder how the pandemic (affecting travel) improved the flow of traffic through there. Great video
This is a great video! The temple is truly a great place and thank you for visiting my home country but just a tip, "Ankor Wat"--if you want to sound more native-- is pronounced "ung-kh-or wh-aught" :) keep in mind, you aren't Cambodian so it's okay if you don't get the pronunciation right away. You guys are awesome. Keep it up!!
angor wat and other temples in the area have been in my top 5 places for years. i just love the trees intertwining with the buildings. very neat :)
Go for longer than the day they did. I don't get why they spent days in Siem Reap but only did Angkor for 1 day. That is like the whole reason for going there.
To each their own! 3+ days isn't for everyone 👍👍
I love how it feels like you’re going back into the past. Also how amazing is it that you can go touch the walls and climb the stairs etc?! Other places would be restricted access
For real, we were so surprised how unrestricted it was!
If you like temple hunting! I would recommend going to Yogyakarta to visit Borobudur and Prambanan temples!
You guys travel a lot and I really enjoy your videos but I would love to see you try to not use single use plastics and be a little more responsible in your tourism especially in countries that don't gave solid waste disposal systems.
Very beautiful and religious place ❤️
Fantastic video. Looks a really amazing place. Definitely makes me want to go there someday.
If you pick up a ticket after 5pm, then you can do a sunset and start exploring a bit before sunrise the next day. The tuk tuk driver will know where to go as not all gates are open at that time. You will be totally on your own. And I agree with the other comment to start around Bayon in the morning
I have been in so many places but ankor is still one of my favorites,great vlogs ;) keep it up
Thank you for visit Angkor Wat
Don't know if you guys have heard but they are re-making the "Tomb Raider" movie.
Not technically. They are making a new movie based on the new games, which are prequels.
I love Cambodia
The last temple you have visited is called "Bayon" it is part of ankor tom. There is so much more to see at ankor. We bought the 7 day pass for 72 Dollar and spend all seven days at the temples.
Yeah. I couldn't imagine doing less than 3.
Just found you guy and subscribed. Thx millions for sharing, you guy are amazing.
Going there next month... Got to know better while watching your video
I had a dream where my crush told me she moved to anghor wat.... I never realized my brain knew this place... So i came to check on anghkor wat vlog
OMG, those Monkeys are so cute. We haven't seen any when we were at Angkor few weeks/days before you. I liked Ta Phrom better than Angkor Wat too. Though, witnessing the sunset at Angkor was definitely memorable experience. Bayon was great, but it was at the time of our visit overflown with the tour groups - that definitely ruined our experience a bit. My favourite temple was probably Preah Khan. :) Thanks for taking me back to the temples of Angkor and reminding me how awesome this place is. Great video! :)
Ya, we definitely weren't expecting to see monkeys either. They must have been extra inquisitive that day :) We were surprised that we didn't run into any huge tour groups...it was mostly just small groups wandering around. We'll definitely have to return one day so we can see Preah Khan and other less-frequented temples 👍
Welcome back to Cambodia 🇰🇭
welcome to cambodia💕
There are also temples outside of Cambodia that were built in the same era and look similar. Thailand and Vietnam both have them in the southern areas.
The Khmer Empire lasted 600 plus years. Khmer Empire was established 779 C.E., way before the emergence of Siam (Thailand), Loas, and Annam (Vietnam). Present day Thailand, Laos, and southern part of Vietnam used to be part of the Khmer Empire, hence the many ruins.
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Awesome video! I'm about to head off to Asia and this is just the video I wanted to watch! Love it :)x
Awesome! Have so much fun soaking in the sites and warm weather 😍
Cambodia wow
Wow so good video happy Trip
I love this vdo! Thank you for visiting .
YAY 40k subscribers. congratz and well deserved.
Thanks!
very welcome. delighted for ye. XD
Yes, but still don't understand why this vlog doesn't have more subscribers... It should be at 500K and more right now. Where else can you travel and eat vicariously through a cute and culturally sensitive couple?
It's on my list now 👍👍👍👍
Only 1 day? That is no where near enough. We did the 3 day pass and that wasn't even enough. There are so many temples scattered everywhere and the less visited are often some of the best. You guys really missed out. I plan to go back and spend a week just at the temples.
We definitely agree! Like we mentioned, we certainly plan to visit again 👍👍
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I agree, the outlying temples are less visited, although less grandiose a couple of them my girlfriend and I had to ourselves, truly magical. Plus the bonus of wildlife colourful snakes and lizards etc.
I Did the 3 days pass 3 weeks ago Too ! I wish I had more time to spread out my visit to the temples instead of 3 days in a row. But I managed to watch 1 sunset , 3 sunrise @ 3 different locations and each morning was different !
Im surprised that you didn't mentioned the temples dress code~ cover up yr shoulders & knees. I almost got turn away because I wore a cap sleeves when visiting the Royal palace in Phnom phen, but baged them Im decently dress in thier sarong with a cap sleeves and Its my Only chance to visit, So they let me entered.
Btw, So many signs stated not to feed the Monkeys because they will all become aggressive
So amazing!♥️
Thanks, for this video.
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And Mr Passive Aggressive is at it again, this guy is a true millennial !!!!!!
Great music selection.
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Beautiful videos friend
Great video although you think it's hard to capture the temples. Maybe that's why it's still magic to go there and see it with our own eyes.
We definitely believe that!
Awesome vlog
Is the reason for less tourists in 1998 because the Khmer Rouge were still doing their things in the western regions of Cambodia?
the monkeys are so adorable...like naughty little kids running around! The ancientness of these places just astounds me....who walked their? What did they talk about? What made them happy? or sad? Also you might mention the reason the culture turned to eating bugs (from the other video) or the remaining landmines...the sad realities of war...
Hah, that's an excellent way to describe them! But yeah the history here is so rich and intense.
Hello brother I am cambodia 🙏❤️️❤️️😊
Yes and Cambodia is where I live
I would like some information on where to stay and what places to explore while I travel to Siem Reap, where Angkor Wat is located I met a friend on snap and I would like to travel to combodia so an information is helpful
i love your videos 👌
I love your lvog and cambodia.♥
Thank
Nice video about my country though
Hey I'm Cambodian
Hi Eric and Allison, thanks for this vlog. Im going to Siem Reap this October and Im a bit worried since I am going alone. I am not concerned with my security. Rather I would like to know, based on your first hand experiences - Is it possible for me (given the volume of visitors) to set - up a tripod so that I can take a picture of me with the structures as the backdrop? Ill just use the self timer function of the camera. Thanks again.
I've been watching a lot of videos lately. I've also travelled to SE Asia extensively when I was younger.
I notice that people seem to be so cool, like chilled out but all I remember is HOT DUST FUMES, what am I missing and I've been at different times of the year. Is the climate different in Cambodia?
Good..I'll come
What about using drone in angkor wat, I will go there in 10 days and I would like to use drone ?