Different tips
Pick a ticket it's hard to believe, but it's true for you
There are various diverse goes at different costs. The manuals prescribe spending no less than three days to receive the most in return, however unless you're truly into paleontology, by and by I think you could wind up getting a bit "templed out."
Book a tuk-tuk driver
You can obviously contract bicycles to cycle to/from and around the sanctuaries. While totally possible, it merits remembering how colossal this complex is – it'll hot and you'll as of now be doing a considerable measure of strolling and moving up and down towers. As I would like to think, a tuk-tuk is the simplest and most proficient path for getting around in one day.
Dress unobtrusively and wear comfortable shoes
This is a religious site where individuals come to implore, so deferential and wear proper garments that cover your shoulders and knees. It's likewise an exceptionally physical day so ensure you wear agreeable shoes – flip lemon are a no-no!
Drink a lot of water take sunscreen
Will be outside for the greater part of the day with very little haven from the blasting warmth, so ensure you keep yourself hydrated and the sunscreen topped up.
Bring a light
Might appear like an odd tip, however it's something we wished we had with us when landing at 5am in the morning in complete obscurity. With no lighting, it can be somewhat of a perilous stroll from where the driver drops you off. So unless you need to hazard winding up in a trench (it happened to my companion!) then it'd be valuable to bring an electric lamp.
Have you ever been to Angkor Wat? Do you have any additional tips I've passed up a major opportunity ab
