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Cambodia, home and the soul of Khmer people
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Temple of Angkor
Cambodia is
where the palm trees are
Cambodia, the land of the Khmer, of pepper and of course the world”s largest ancient city, Angkor. Here at Visit Angkor we take you on a journey to this extraordinary country. We show you the provinces and the most beautiful places.
You will meet people who are passionate about Cambodia for very different reasons. The Khmer language, food, lifestyle, Buddhism, handicrafts, special plants and animals. All this and much more that there is to tell about the kingdom.
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Visit Angkor
Cambodia, Kingdom of Wonder
Cambodia, land of the glorious Khmer with ancient myths and legends. Once you catch the famous Cambodia fever, you can’t get rid of it. When I think of Cambodia, every day …
In 2012, I – Inga – launched “Visit Angkor”. The first and since then only blog in German and English about Cambodia. What started out as “I’ll just write something about Angkor and so on” has since grown into a substantial life project.
Countless impressions, pictures and stories about Angkor, the people and their language, the food – all this and much more is gradually finding its way here to Visit Angkor. At the moment a mental journey, but hopefully soon on the ground again.
In 2020, something very special came up for Visit Angkor and for me: Rüdiger – when he is not in Cambodia, he too lives mentally in the Kingdom of Wonders. And now he is writing here at Visit Angkor. What a gift! You want to know more? Just have a look at about us. There you can find out (almost) everything about us :-)
Temple
of Angkor
UNESCO world heritage
Bayon – the mysterious
Built at the end of the 12th century by King Jayarvarman VII, the Bayon with its enigmatic stone-carved faces still bears witness to the immense power of the Khmer people at that time.
Terrace of the Elephants
The place where King Jayavarman VII attended the games and magnificent parades. The terrace owes its name to the elephants carved in stone.
Ta Prohm – even more famous due to Tomb Raider
Ever since the Tomb Raider blockbuster flickered across cinema screens around the world, Ta Prohm has been considered one of the most famous temples of Angkor. Every day, people from all over the world marvel at the strangler fig-rooted masonry. Ta Prohm – the magic of a different world that is unparalleled.
Phnom Bakheng
Since tourists from all over the world travel to Angkor, Phnom Bakheng is generally considered the indisputable hotspot for sunset. But it is especially worthwhile to climb the small hill in the early morning hours.
Terrace of the Leper King
The Terrace of the Leper King appears small and inconspicuous. But a closer look reveals the magic in the faces of the countless reliefs.
Angkor Thom – the big city
The main gate in the south to the big city: Angkor Thom. Scene of Khmer life in the omnipresence of the mighty kings and their entourage.
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Angkor, Cambodia, People, Language, Food
Angkor News – Edition 2
Angkor news about the pond in front of Angkor Wat, Angkor ticket, gibbons in Angkor Park, discovery of an ancient statue and more.
Pagodas in Siem Reap
There are more than 20 pagodas in Siem Reap. A photographic tour of the city’s well-known and lesser-known pagodas.
Angkor news: edition 1
Tourists yes or no? Visitor numbers to Angkor. Permission for tripods in Angkor Park. Trees at Ta Prohm. A bridge and finds.
Khmer New Year 2022: Welcome Angel Keriny Tevy
At 10am Cambodian time, Angel Keriny Tevy comes down to earth and the Khmer New Year 2022 begins.
Bon Om Touk – the water festival in Phnom Penh
Each year in November, the three-day Bon Om Touk waterfestival takes place in Cambodia. A travelogue about the waterfestival in Phnom Penh.
The Culinary Art of Cambodia {book presentation}
With “The Culinary Art of Cambodia”, we introduce you to a cookbook with Cambodian recipes in this article. Really? Another new cookbook? There are already plenty … Well, this book…