Day 2 and 3 Angkor Photos

Sunrise at Angkor Wat. The front gate of the temple reflects on the moat waters.

Sunrise inside Angkor Wat. Reflections on the pool are meant to be nice but I think the dry season had emptied the pool out a bit. Plus the green scaffolding was an eyesore.

Angkor Wat reflections by day.

Preah Khan ruins

A straight line of endless doorways at Preah Khan.

A doorway engulfed by tree roots at Ta Som.

Pre Rup. The style reminded me of the Indonesian Prambanan temple complex.

The view from the top of Phnom Bakheng. You can just see Angkor Wat and the moat amongst the jungle from here (a little to the left).

The crowds await sunset at Phnom Bakheng.

A pretty miserable sunset at Phnom Bakheng…then as soon as the sun goes down everyone rushes to climb down the steep steps off the temple – you would most likely break your neck trying to climb down in the dark.

Monks lounging around while the sunsets at Phnom Bakheng.

Statues at Banteay Srey, the temple that must have been built by women as the carvings are so delicate and detailed.

Carving of a woman at Banteay Srey.

Carvings at Bayon.

The many stone faces at Bayon.

The stone faces of Bayon.

Our gorgeous tuk tuk driver outside our very comfortable Shadow of Angkor guesthouse.