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Angkor Dancers: most fabulous playground in the world

The heat is suffocating, even if the tuk-tuk ride gives us the wind. When our driver stopped his vehicle, we sweat profusely and walk in seeking the shade of large trees. The forest is dense, and soon we distinguish strange structures. There, lurking in the jungle lie the ruins of a temple dating back 1000 years. So old that old trees have taken root on its walls of cut stone and even on its roof, now half collapsed. We enter quietly in the corridors where the vines alternate with bas-reliefs of goddesses carved into the sandstone. Oblique rays manage to sneak in the heart of the labyrinth of corridors, sometimes blocked by landslides and large roots.
is a place quite unique. Men have built this temple to show their power and their genius, but the nature of their downfall was only waiting to resume his duties. The result: a unique and majestic. And the perfect place to play spies have told Emily and Marianne! Throughout the visit, they were amused to explore secret passages, climbing walls and piles of stones, hiding behind the root, sometimes admiring the sculptures they met on the road. A great playground!
Ta Prohm is a temple that we preferred throughout the Angkor complex. First, because it is not completely restored, which gives it a mysterious look and wild, but also because we met with fewer tourists. Sometimes we were alone in our corner we walk.



Explorer in full discovery



Our family photo at Ta Prohm










Marianne and Emily sitting in full of spying

The main temple, Angkor Wat is spectacular: it is the largest religious structure in the world, and the national symbol of the Khmer nation. But it was stormed by a crowd as you can not really appreciate it - and, Pout, we were not in high season! We gave up climbing the stairs (also too steep for children) leading to the towers, seeing the tail stretched for dozens of meters.








Our family photo at Angkor Wat

We also liked Bayon, where we meet the gaze of 216 huge carved faces, but again the crowd was too dense for our taste.
The crowd in front of Angkor Wat

We were not alone, that morning, admiring the temple of Bayon ...
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We limit our time to visit 3 or 4 o'clock in the morning. Because the afternoon, it was really too hot. Fortunately, for once, we had a pool at the hotel. It has never been so appreciated!
Other photos:

Banteay Srei
Detail of a portal carved in stone pink



Pre Rup:

Ta Prohm:




Angkor Thom


Bayon:



Superb reliefs


And nice meeting


Marianne lends itself gracefully the game of paparazzi


Do I have the right touch?
hot Fa ...

A bit of climb

Roluos Temples:
Back to the pool tuk-tuk:

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