Cambodia is one of the most compelling destinations you can visit by ship, discovers James Litston on an Emerald Waterways Mekong river cruise…
Source: Emerald Waterways Mekong river cruise review – Cruise International
A land of surpassing beauty; Lois Nagel; Post Bulletin
“I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list!” In October, Lois Nagel spent two weeks on a Trafalgar tour to Southeast Asia, where he visited Vietnam and Cambodia, with stops…
Cambodia’s Angkor temple complex now a ghost town; IOL
Since the outbreak began, the nation’s tourism businesses have struggled to keep their doors open.
Angkor Wat; Joshua J Mark; Ancient History
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Going Green In Cambodia: The Angkor Wat Travel Guide You Must Read; Emma Walmsley; Ecophiles
How to visit this UNESCO Heritage site responsibly, when to go, how to get around and more in this special Angkor Wat travel guide…
Source: Going Green In Cambodia: The Angkor Wat Travel Guide You Must Read
The Wonder of Angkor Wat; Ken Donohue; Vancouver Sun
Angkor disappeared into the jungle, only to be rediscovered hundreds of years later…
Source: The Wonder of Angkor Wat
Temples of Angkor – Everything You Need To Know About Angkor Wat; Danny Newman; Travel 2 Next
A guide to visiting the temples of Angkor, including which temples to visit, buying Angkot Wat tickets, best places for an Angkor Wat sunset.
Source: Temples of Angkor – Everything You Need To Know About Angkor Wat
The Best Way To Experience an Angkor Wat Sunrise; Steph; Big World Small Pockets
If you really want to see this incredible place at its best, then it’s an Angkor Wat sunrise you’ve got to experience and here’s how…
Source: The Best Way To Experience an Angkor Wat Sunrise – Big World Small Pockets
Angkor Wat 101: Everything You Need to Know About Visiting What Was Once the World’s Biggest Civilization; Johanna Read; Fodors
What’s the best way to Angkor? How do you plan for visiting Angkor? The ruins of the Angkor temples, built from the 9th to 15th centuries, are a must-see. At its height in the 13th century, the city of Angkor is estimated to have had a million residents, and the kingdom covered almost all of Southeast Asia, making it that era’s largest civilization. UNESCO named the Angkor Archaeological Park, situated just outside of Siem Reap, Cambodia, a World Heritage Site for good reason. The key to enjoying it, though, is escaping the crowds.
In Cambodia, a City of Towering Temples in the Forest; National Geographic
WATCH: The temples of Angkor are architectural masterpieces laden with artistic treasures, like the bas-relief galleries that tell enduring tales of Cambodian history and legend.
Source: In Cambodia, a City of Towering Temples in the Forest
