• Terrace of the Elephants - This is an extensive platform that historically served as a stadium where the king would be invited to sit and observe religious ceremonies and other events in the ancient city.
• Bayon Temple - As the second most visited temple, it features smiling faces carved into the fifty-four towers of the single temple. It has three levels, one of which is rich with bas-reliefs that should be explained by a knowledgeable tour guide.
• Terrace of the Leper King - Named by local farmers, this site was historically known as the ancient crematorium for the royal family.
• Ta Prohm Temple - Known as the jungle temple, it is famous for the two-hundred-year-old trees growing on it. This location gained fame after being featured in the American movie “Tomb Raider.”
• Angkor Wat - Recognized as the greatest religious building in the world, it was declared a World Heritage Site in 2002. It is best viewed at sunrise when the light is soft. The temple is pyramid-shaped with three levels, each rich in history engraved in stone. Visiting with an official tour guide is recommended to fully appreciate its historical significance.

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I am different from other guides I used to work for a lot of archeological survey and excavation at most of the sites around the temples and then I stopped that job as the research duration came to its limits of years. I then worked as tour guide and had a lot of experiences from archeological research projects called GAP, greater Angkor project, carried out by university of Sydney.

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