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A Majestic Religious MonumentWe took a family vacation to Cambodia in the summer of 2006. It was our first visit to Angkor Wat of Cambodia. Upon our arrival to the site, I was treated by a spectacular view and artworks. It is almost unbelievable that such monument, considering its magnitude and detail devoted to the artworks, was built in 12 century. It is an incredible ...SHOW FULL REVIEW
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ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFULMy husband and I visited Angkor Wat, Siem Riep last May 2006. We thought it was absolutely surreal. If you haven't been there you should make it one of your place to visit before you pass this earth. It is absolutely beautiful. Angkor Wat is full of rich history. Siem Riep is a tourist attraction, you would enjoy it more if you have a local ...1 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this review helpfulSHOW FULL REVIEWOVERALLAtmosphereValue
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Go now! Things are changing as the crowds get bigger.Hire a guide who can explain the temples in detail, otherwise you may be "templed out" when they all start to look the same but have very different significance. Three days should be good but the highlights can be done in two.
As crowds grow, they are raising prices (was $40 USD for three day pass but I read that was going up). ...1 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this review helpfulSHOW FULL REVIEWOVERALLAtmosphereValue -
I gone at 2006 with my cousineI like Angkor Wat! alot of temples over there! and have pretty weather... including alot of visitor especially foreigner..
my brother come from united state also visit there..1 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this review helpfulOVERALLAtmosphereValue -
Culture, still not (completely) "cultured"Cambodia is a country in change. Never more apparent is that then here in the Siem Riep area of the country. The old and the new, the haves and the have nots side by side, exposed for all to see.
Angkor Wat is truely one of the wonders of the world. Culturally, historically (and economically) a vital part of Cambodia.
While I loved all I ...1 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this review helpfulSHOW FULL REVIEWOVERALLAtmosphereValue -
Angkor Wat_ Mysterious TemplesWhen you talk about Combodia, you always think about ancient temples, empty beaches, mighty rivers, remote forests... The special point of Combodia is Angkor Wat, that is well known to every foreigner around the world.
Angkor Wat locates in Siem Reap, about 192 miles from the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh. AngKor Wat was build between 1113 and ...SHOW FULL REVIEWOVERALL -
What an experience!!!!!!!!!!!no international travel is complete without a trip to Angkor Wat. Architecture, excellent hotels and sunset reminds you to go back. spend at least two nights.2 of 2 Yahoo! Users found this review helpfulOVERALLAtmosphereValue
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Wonderful Place.Enormous and Spectacular! Thousand Tons of Giant Stones were ideally carved into unbelievable features. I could not believe my eyes when I first arrived at the huge ancient gate. Every thing was wonderful: the sites, people and food. Anyway, food is interesting and cheap there!OVERALLAtmosphereValue
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Amazing Angkor watThe temples of Angkor Wat, Bayon, Angkor Thom, etc were amazing. We were climbing on top of the ancient ruins, which due to the masses of people, will soon be destroyed. We ventured to Kulon Mountain to view the reclining Buddua. This was a 2.5 hr ride down a very bumpy dirt road w/giant potholes. But the countryside was beautiful, the people ...4 of 4 Yahoo! Users found this review helpfulSHOW FULL REVIEWOVERALLAtmosphereValue
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Mostly perfectI really enjoyed our day touring Angkor Wat and Bayon temples. I could have spent a couple days just looking around Angkor Thom City, but I was with a tour group. The only negative comment I have is not completely negative toward the city itself. There were a lot of beggars and peddlars present. I felt bad for them, but they were hard to say no to. ...2 of 2 Yahoo! Users found this review helpfulSHOW FULL REVIEWOVERALL
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