Angkor Wat
The main destination of our visit to Cambodia was of course Angkor Wat. We rented a tuktuk for three days to visit all the interesting places

We were lucky in our choice of tuktuk. Our driver was nice and friendly.

At the entrance of the temple complex, entry tickets can be bought

When we arrived at a temple, we first marked it in our book, to avoid confusion.

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It was almost Full Moon Day and many monks and nuns had assembled to celebrate

Temporary shelters had been erected for the monks and the nuns (in white).

These monks were eager to show how easy it was to climb the Wat

According to Cambodian tradition most young men will become monks for some time

The Bayon temple, one of the most beautiful temple complexes of Angkor Thom

The impressive smiling faces of the Bodhisattva Avilokiteshvara

It was a hot day and we needed several rest stops to have a drink.

Fresh coconut

Sugar Cane juice

Nuns, queueing for refreshments

At the end of the day, the temperature became more tolerable.

Peaceful meeting of the monks

The laymen congregate separately

The Angkor Wat temple in the light of the setting sun