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You need to get there early to see Angkor Wat at its best. The early morning light brings tranquility to this remarkably peaceful place. Of course, you are not alone. Angkor Wat is the biggest tourist attraction in Cambodia, it even appears on the national flag. But the place is so enormous that finding a spot without tourists is not difficult. The temple was originally dedicated to the Indian god, Vishnu, but became a Buddhist temple within a hundred years of its construction, which started during the early 12th century. This image is the view along the southern gallery of the first inner wall.

So what is this? The image depicts just one of the many, many screens that line the galleries surrounding the tiers in Angkor Wat. The screens allow light to enter the galleries during the day. These screens are essentially identical, the only real difference being whether they were intact or not. In some of the screens, one or more of the pillars were missing, but this one is intact. The pillars in each screen must have been turned on a lathe in order to create such perfectly formed spindles, both within each screen and from screen to screen. It is remarkable that such delicate structures could have survived for nine hundred years. Angkor Wat is not just a remarkable tourist destination, it is an architectural wonder.

View from the stone steps of Angkor Wat temple looking towards the lake, Siem Reap, Cambodia

This stylized painting of the Angkor Wat, Cambodia at sunset portrays the majestic beauty of the Cambodian skyline. The vibrant orange hues from the setting sun contrast the solid black of the ancient temple, making for a beautiful and captivating piece of art.

I love taking pictures of details of our human heritage to see it declined in other forms. Art should be lived and worn and not only live on walls or museums.

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Embrace the serene mystique of the ancient world with our "Majestic Angkor Wat Faces" artwork. Each glance brings you closer to the spiritual heart of Cambodia, capturing the enigmatic smiles of Bayon Temple's stone faces. Perfect for lovers of history, archaeology, and world travel, this design is a tribute to the Khmer Empire's enduring legacy. Add a touch of timelessness to your collection with this captivating piece.

This image was captured within Angkor Thom, which is a part of the overall Angkor Wat complex. Constructed during the 12th century, Angkor Thom was the Khmer capital city but was later abandoned. The image depicts a doorway within one of the remaining structures.

Within the wider Angkor Wat complex is Angkor Thom, which was a city constructed for King Jayavarman VII in the late 12th century. As a city, it consists of many sites, only the most durable of which remain. This image is of an open gallery in one of those remaining structures. I was really drawn to the wonderful warmth of the stonework. I hope you enjoy it as well.

Capture the serene beauty of sunrise at Angkor Wat with this stunning artwork, perfect for world travelers and lovers of Cambodian culture. Bring the essence of Southeast Asia's heritage to your wardrobe or home on Teepublic. Ideal for connoisseurs of historic landmarks and architectural wonders.

This is one of the "face towers" that adorn the Bayon temple in Angkor Thom. The huge faces, 216 of them, at the various sites in Angkor Thom are often grouped in fours around towers. Each of the faces is very similar to any other, Scholars are unsure of who they might represent, a bodhisattva, Brahma, or maybe King Jayavarman VII, who was responsible for the construction of Angkor Thom. All that aside, when capturing the image I was really drawn to the power of these faces as they adorn the towers. The faces seemed so peaceful with closed eyes and gentle smiles.

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boy reading in silhouette along the river surrounding the famous Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia

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Cambodian temples are among the most interesting and beautiful ancient architecture in the world. The long walkway to the stunning temples of Angkor Wat draws you into another world. About this specific and highly visited temple: Angkor Wat ("Capital Temple") is a temple complex in Cambodia and one of the largest religious monuments in the world, on a site measuring 162.6 hectares (1,626,000 m2; 402 acres). Originally constructed as a Hindu temple dedicated to the god Vishnu for the Khmer Empire, it was gradually transformed into a Buddhist temple towards the end of the 12th century. It was built by the Khmer King Suryavarman II in the early 12th century in Yaśodharapura (present-day Angkor),

This artwork captures the ancient wisdom and timeless beauty of the temples of Angkor Wat in Cambodia. The intricate carvings and architecture of the temples are a testament to the skill and craftsmanship of the Khmer people. The artwork also evokes a sense of mystery and wonder, as it hints at the secrets that lie hidden within the temples.

Perfect for art enthusiasts and collectors, this print captures the fusion of classical and modern art styles, making it a striking addition to any home or office decor.

I was surprised to see the paintings of natural colors that the stones of the temples of angor take on. Green mosses, oxidation of iron contained in construction materials.

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