Angkor Thom Angkor Thom was the longest and most enduring capital of the Khmer Empire. Built-in the 1200’s, it merged with the original structure built in the 9th C. Comprised of many temples, city buildings, and structures spanning over 9KM many have not survived or are in various states of disrepair. There is still so…
The world-famous UNESCO site is incredible and for some a life-changing experience. Left mostly undisturbed since the 15th century, it’s a wonderous 400 acres of going back in time. While some of the areas have succumbed to the jungle, many remain intact. Whether repaired, maintained, or still in disarray, it is a remarkable adventure visiting the temples of Angkor Wat.
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