Angkor Phrom & Bayon, Cambodia

After leaving Angkor Wat we drove through the woods and through the gate to the largest ancient walled city: Angkor Phrom.


Inside Angkor Phrom is Bayon, the latest Angkor Wat temple constructed, in the 13th century.





Bayon is most famous for it's huge stone heads; there are many like this.


The heads are carved on the four sides of the towers inside Bayon. There are 54 towers.


Outside of the Bayon temple there are many other smaller temples. We walked across the grass in the warm sunlight on a lazy day in Angkor Wat to see some of them and take these photos.


In the shade of a big tree a few food vendors with fruit and drinks wait for a customer to come along.

Leaving Angkor Phrom
Labels: Angkor Wat, Cambodia, Temples
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