HD - 62 Minutes

Angkor Wat is one of Cambodia’s greatest treasures and the largest religious monument in the world, spread across roughly 162.6 hectares. Built in the early 12th century for the Khmer Empire, it began as a Hindu temple dedicated to Vishnu, expressed through its symbolic design: towering central spires, long galleries of carved reliefs, and a vast moat that gives the whole complex a powerful, almost otherworldly presence. Over time—toward the end of the 12th century—it gradually transitioned into a Buddhist temple, which is why the site today reflects layers of faith, culture, and history rather than a single moment in time.

And to balance the grandeur of Angkor with something more intimate, the third video takes you beyond the main sights around Siem Reap. Walking the quiet country lanes, you’ll experience the slower, everyday Cambodia: rural villages, local homes, small farms and rice fields, and the peaceful atmosphere that’s easy to miss when you stay only on the temple trail. It’s a beautiful contrast—ancient wonder on one side, living tradition on the other.