I've seen a lot of temples in Mexico and Central America, but never nothing like Angkor Thom. The temple has been taken by the nature with the trees inside the temples, making it a really special place to visit. The mix between rocks, sculptures and man set bricks is incredible and ancient time mysterious. Tip: Visit the temples early morning... More

Be careful to 'dress appropriately'. Given the heat and humidity there is a tendency to underdress but there are portions of the complex where 'modesty' is enforced. Don't miss them because you can adjust your layers.

Angkor Thom is a little younger than Angkor Wat and demonstrates the transition to a Buddhist phase. The site is quite complex and can get a bit crowded, but is well worth a visit.

all of temples have their own character and interest, but this may be the best one--don't skip any, they are all amazing-

This is one of the most incredible ruins in all the world. I've spent years seeing all of the Maya ruins and they don't come close to this and Ankor Wat. I can't believe it took me this long to come to Ankor. Truly exceptional!

Angkor Thom was my favourite in the whole complex - the smiling faces on all the aspects and the sheer size of it. We went to the museum as well (pricey!) to get a proper background about it, and that really helped to put the epic nature of the build in perspective

Within the Angkor Wat complex and the trees taking over the temple as in the Angelina Jolie movie - took guide for the day with aircon car US$85

Angor Thom is a massive complex that houses many temples, mostly in ruins. It is a very impressive sprawling complex, that is evident from the massive south gate itself. Apart from the multitudes of ruinous complexes, the trees and lush greenery make this a very surreal place. The restaurants and touristy shops are hidden away in a enclave. The food... More

Southern Gate which is the most beautiful gate since before the gate we were greeted by statues of the Gods (devas) and the asura (foe of the devas) who were holding a naga portraying the "churning of the sea of milk" myth. Some of the heads are not the original ones anymore, so they replaced them to make us able... More