Angkor Wat is located only a 15 minute drive from Siem Reap in Cambodia.
Main Temples of Angkor:
Baphuon Construction: Mid 11th Century King: Udayadityavarman II Style: Baphuon
Phnom Bakheng Construction: Late 9th – Early 10th Century King: Yasovarman I Style: Bakheng
Neak Pean Construction: Late 12th Century King: Jayavarman VII Style: Bayon
Ta Keo Construction: Late 10th Century King: Jayavarman V Style: Khleang
Preah Ko Construction: Late 9th Century King: Indravarman I Style: Preah Ko
East Mebon Construction: Late 10th Century King: Rajendravarman II Style: Pre Rup
Outside Angkor Complex
The River of 1000 Lingas, or Khal Spean, is a half an hour walk through the forest, or 1 hour drive from Siem Reap. This site dates from 1054, and was discovered in 1968.
The Kulen Mountains site is a 2 hour scenic drive from Siem Reap. The Kulen mountains is a sandstone plateau overlooking the Banteay Srey temple area. This is where the story of Angkor began with the coronation of Jayaverman II. There is a waterfall with hundreds of lungas standing in the river. There is a separate entrance fee of $20.
Beng Mealea is a full day trip. The drive from Siem Reap takes over 2 hours. It is one of the largest complexes in the Angkor region, and one of the most beautiful. Policemen guarding the temple ask for a $5 entrance fee.
Terrace of the Elephants Phimeanakas Baphuon Bayon Banteay Prei Thommanom Ta Nei Ta Prohm Victory Gate Banteay Kdei Prasat Kravan Sras Srang Ta Sou Prasat To Banteay Samre Lolei Bakong
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