Temple discipline !!!

Since Angkor Wat represents a sacred religious site for the Cambodian people, visitors are asked to dress appropriately. Unable to

Visit the highest temple, Angkor Wat, without upper arms and short to the knees. Local authorities recently released a tourist guide and video (youtube.com) to encourage proper dress, as well as to warn tourists not to touch or sit on ancient buildings, to pay attention to the affected area. Restrict and respect monks.

 

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Plan a trip Best time to travel: Visit Angkor Wat at any time of the year, but summer is from November to

February when the weather is dry and cold, even though it is the hottest. The best time of day is sunrise when it is cold but crowded or at noon when most

Tour groups are in the city. How much time do you need: Leave plenty of time. Plan at least three hours to explore the whole complex, but more than half an hour if you want to explore each time. Opening hours: Angkor Wat opens at 5 am for tourists who want to see the sunrise from this prominent place. The upper level (Bakan Shelter) is open only from 7.30 am. Angkor Wat closes at 5:30 p.m. Cost: Admission to Angkor Wat costs $ 20 for one day, $ 40 for three days (more than one week) and $ 60 for one week (more than one month). Accommodation: Siem Reap is only 7 km from Angkor Wat and is the base for exploring the temple.

 The city offers everything from budget hotels to hostels, plus great restaurants and bars. Travel around: Choose from a motorbike (taxi) for one person, a tuk tuk for two and a private car or mini for a family or small group. Eco-friendly options include mountain bikes or electric bikes. Tour guides can also be arranged in Siem Reap. For more information: Check out our video to find out why Lin Lin World voted for Angkor Wat, the world's number one visual temple. This article was first published in July 2012, then updated in January 2016.

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Temples show new look at Chinese theme park

Recently, according to a Facebook post, Samdech Techo Hun Sen visited the China-ASEAN Cultural Exhibition at

Atwood Asia Park in Nanning, Jiangxi Autonomous Region. What is interesting is that the structure of Asian legends also features the temple, the most interesting is the decoration of the pagodas of the Kingdom of Cambodia. The purpose of creating Asian legends is to show the civilization and traditions of ASEAN and China.

Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen, the Prime Minister, considered this to be a new work of art that shows the interest of the younger generation, especially in the study of the history of building the famous Angkorian Empire of Cambodia. It has been announced that the park will be rebuilt after the China-ASEAN Expo, and it will be open to Chinese as well as international tourists as it is very popular with Chinese people and tourists. . International tourists visit China, especially Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

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