The area is amazingly vast, full of temples, greenery, bodies of water, bridges, etc. The restaurant and facilities are sensitively located to the side, but within reach. The price of the ticket is high, but adequate, I recommend buying in advance online, the exit is then fast and completely smooth. I would easily spend a week here, in a day or two you can't see it all, only superficially. The only minus is the rather annoying t-shirt sellers who are quite aggressive than in the city and won't even let you sit down for a drink.

The Angkor archaeological complex is a World Heritage Site and one of the wonders of the modern world. Absolutely fabulous Huge area with a varied set of temples spread out. A journey to the ancient Khmer world. Some of the temples are in ruins, others are undergoing rehabilitation and others are better preserved. It's a pity that thousands of tourists are unaware of the complex's cultural richness and behave inappropriately.

We spent two full days exploring the vast complex. While the temples were undeniably magnificent, the crowds were overwhelming, especially at popular spots. The tuk-tuk drivers were helpful in navigating between sites. Bring lots of water and start early to beat the heat.