The grandeur and splendor of this World Wonder never ceases to amaze me! More

We went just before sunrise. It was the best sunrise but we were glad to go early in the morning as when we got out of there 3 hours later the heat was unbearable. Angkor Wat was amazing but even better were the woods behind which had many ruins in the middle of nowhere. Really intriguing! Loved it! More

Make no mistake... Don't dare miss out on a sunrise tour of angkor wat! It is breathtaking! Every inch of the place is picture-worthy. Bring a packed breakfast and start your tour early to avoid the crowds and to beat the near unbearable midday heat and humidity. Wear comfortable walking shoes as the grounds are immense and there are sections... More

The complex is huge. The Angkor wat experience will not be complete without the sunrise..simply inspiring. More

Words cannot explain this amazing place which spans for over 400 sq kms. Spent a whole day exploring all the major temples and some of the out of the way temples and sites. One could spend a week exploring and still not manage to see everything. Best to go early to avoind to heat, and the tourist droves. More

My first visit to Angkor Wat was for the sunrise. I had seen many docos, pictures. I thought I had some idea of its magnitude. So wrong We were astounded. After a 4.00 am start from our hotel in Siam Reep by 9.30am, we had covered Ankgor Wat, I made the decision( I'm a little older and less fit than... More

We spent several hours in Angkor Wat exploring the temples. I highly recommend getting there for sunrise! There is nothing quite like watching the sun come up over the temple peaks and hearing the monks start their morning prayer... More

Angkor Wat is amazing. The ruins are manificient. The weather is a bit too hot. I showered at least 4 times a day. Street vendors are too aggressive. More

Not to be missed. Crippling heat in June/July, but even near heat stroke couldn't keep me from going back. People that rate it less than 5 stars are nuts! It is incredibly humbling to stand among the structure. As always, tourists are in the way and often a little noisy, however this pours much needed income back into preservation. For... More