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Sunrise photos and sunset photos. A long walk before you get to the top, but i think it is worth it because everybody has pictures of sunrise at Angkor Wat. The extra effort is worth it, plus Siem Reap with no traffic on the streets, and it is always a nice, cool ride out to the temple. Be sure to take coffee, water and a good flashlight. Be sure to leave enough time so you get a good spot, whether you're going for sunrise or sunset. It takes a lot longer than you might think to get to the top. It also is a must to bring something soft to sit on, the rubber thing that has a handle at one end, which is used by gardeners to kneel on is ideal, but haven't a clue where to get one, maybe Macro?

Рекомендую посетить хотя бы для того, чтобы пройти очень красивый путь вверх в гору! Природа великолепная, подышите свежестью в тени деревьев, напитаетесь микробиомом и услышите другие необычные звуки. И вас будут сопровождать красивые бабочки!!!\n\nПосвященный Шиве, храм был построен в конце IX века в рамках программы ремонта и сохранения сооружений Пном Бакхенга.\n\nСам ХРАМ ПНОМ БАКХЕНГ на реконструкции , но вид сверху красивый.\nНаверное, здесь здорово встретить закат!\n\nПосвященный Шиве, храм был построен в конце IX века в рамках программы ремонта и сохранения сооружений Пном Бакхенга.

So beautiful road on the way to this temple! Like a small forest with so clean air.\n\nThere are several viewpoints with benches there to sit, drink your still water and enjoy. Many trash containers there to avoid and trash on the ground. From one viewpoint you can see the Angkor wat.\n\nDedicated to Shiva, it was built at the end of the 9th century, during the reign of King Yasovarman (889–910).\n\nPhnom Bakheng is one of 3 hilltop temples in the Angkor region that are attributed to Yasovarman's reign.\n\nThere is a big construction there for renovations to protect the central temple from further deterioration through stabilization, waterproofing, repair, and partial reconstruction.

I climbed this hill to watch the sunset over Angkor Wat. The trail starts just outside the South Gate, and it takes about 20 minutes to reach the top. At the summit stands the pyramid-shaped temple of Phnom Bakheng, and from the upper level you can see the horizon. Although sunset was around 6 p.m., many tourists began reserving good spots after 5 p.m., so it’s necessary to go up early to secure the best view.\nUnfortunately, I wasn’t able to see the sunset, but the panoramic view from the top was spectacular and I was very satisfied.

The place to be for sunset. Gets busy quickly around sunset time. Also a nice walk up the mountain with a few viewpoints on the way. You can also See Angkor Wat in the distance.\nUnfortunately for us it was too cloudy for a good sunset.