We took a tuk-Tuk a day before and agreed with him that at 7 am, he will drive to our hotel and we will go to Angkor. At 6.30 am we were sitting on the balcony of our Guest and drink Puer tea. Looking out to the street in 6.55 we saw back removes Tuk-tukr, who somehow did not have to wait. "Fate! .." - And had tea for about half an hour. Puer at nice cool early Cambodian morning is fantastic))) We found another Tuk-tuk and agreed on $ 15 for the whole day.
On entrance we paid 20 $ c per person for 1 day. Omissions are not registered, but with photos. In fact, the complex of temples in the jungle so there are a lot of ways, roads and paths to get there for free, but each temple are worth checking point, so get inside without a ticket is almost impossible, but look outside you no ban.
The complex has several lakes and endless rice fields ... Beauty ....
Most Tukers first thing carries they tourists directly to the Angkor Wat, because this is the biggest, most well-preserved and most visited temple at the complex. But there, especially at 8 am, the incredible crowds of tourists. Besides, we had a special mission, about I will write in the next post, so first we went to one of the remote and seldom visited temple Banteay Sampre (on the map on the right).
I am too lazy to rewrite the information about each temple from the internet, so I will continue to just specify the name of the temple, and who are interested - Google will provide you with all the information.
After completing our mission ;) we went to the next one - Banteay Kdei.
It was unbearable hot!
The next stop was the magnificent Ta Prohm - Temple left it in its original form, not cleared from the jungle. Only in some places there are props that support trees or remnants of masonry protecting them from further destruction.
On the way to the entrance play musicians, which survived after Pol Pot regime.
Inside a lot of tourists who walk at the wooden roads with guides, but you can easily escape if imperceptibly slipped into the first hole that you saw.
In the jungle we found a lizard, snake skin and yet I loved by local butterflies, which sat on my hand, and did not want to leave.
As everywhere in Asia, within the temple nun for a modest donation give you bracelet for good luck.
Bayon temple was our next stop. The second is known, after Angkor, because of the stone faces. Inside there is a Buddhist temple, so the shoulders and knees must be closed.
By this time, the heat and the distance traveled, we almost toppled down, but watch out for the main attraction, Angkor itself, we could not, so this was our last stop.
Of course, the crowd of tourists....
Somebody fall down because was soooo tired and exited :)
One more picture of awesome view in the end))))))
