アンコールワットは私たちを言葉に詰まらせた | カンボジア旅行Vlog 4K

アンコールワットは私たちを言葉に詰まらせた | カンボジア旅行Vlog 4K

A temple the size of a city guarded by a moat 
as wide as two football fields built by 300,000 workers 900 years ago. This is Angkor Wat and 
today we’re taking you inside. It’s beautiful. The detail is incredible. Good morning, guys. It’s day 
full day uh number two in CM Reef, Cambodia. For our first day at Angkor Wat, we hired a tuk tuk. 
It cost us about $17 for the day. And honestly, it was comfortable and easy. The driver dropped 
us at the entrance, waited while we explored, and picked us up when we were done. If you want 
a stress-free way to get around, especially in the heat, tuk tuk is a great option. First stop is 
to buy the tickets. Uh they have one day, 3 days, and six day uh packs that you can choose. And 
we will take the 3 days once so we can explore all the temples. Here they show some of the rules 
like the dress codes. Don’t touch the monuments. Don’t talk too loud. You take a photo of you 
and you’ll have it like a souvenir as a ticket. The good thing here is that you can pay with 
card everywhere. Even if you don’t have cash, uh you can just use the card and you are okay. 
The journey itself is part of the experience. bouncing along in a tuk tuk through the Cambodia 
countryside on our way to anchor what at the entrance we were offered a guide for $15 for 
both of us and honestly it was worth it. Not only did he explain the history in details, he 
also knew the best spots for photos. Where you from? Albania. Albania. Nice to meet you. Nice to 
meet you. And that’s my wife Emma. Nice to meet you. Welcome to the It was the seventh wonder of 
the world. now belong to the eighth wonder of the world again with Pompeii in Italian. This temple 
anchor what angkor is mean city wat mean temple 912 years old until today took 37 year took to 
build dunen whole compact. Wow. With around a million leaves everything here was man-made is 
not a natural. Wow. Wow. So they they made this. Oh my god. Wow. Take a time. Wow. This is 
beautiful. Can’t believe these stones are 900 years old. 912. 912. But who’s 
counting? All these stones. All this building. That’s what it was like. 
Sometimes I just sandstone. I like to just touch it and just imagine that time 
of frame. It almost like it takes you back. Angkor Watt isn’t just big, it’s enormous. 
Covering over 400 acres. It’s nearly three times the size of the Vatican City and four 
times bigger than Disneyland. The moat alone is almost 200 m wide, about as wide as two 
football fields side by side. At the center, the main tower rises to 65 m high. That’s 
the same as a 20 story building. Its boss relief stretch nearly half a mile, 
making it the longest stone carving in the world. And remember, this was 
built almost 900 years ago by hand. Angkorwat was built by King Suryavan 
II. At first it was dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu and later it become a 
Buddhist temple which is still today. Our guide explained that the 
five towers represent Mount Meru, the mythical home of the gods. They say it 
took over 300,000 workers and thousands of elephants to complete Angkorwat. Standing 
here you realise yeah it makes sense this place is on another scale. So this is the 
hole for transportation. How they put the stick inside moving by rope and then they pull 
it by elephant. They bring it to river put on bamboo raft down by river and then they took 
by elephant again south right now 100 inside the library. Oh, we have six library. Two outside, 
two in front here and two on the top. You see the black condition nearby the window. You see we call 
lady dancer we call absara. Female celesti dancer, female goddess or female divinity. 
Look at the chisel and hammer. Yeah, the detail is incredible. Look at 
this. This is a chisel and hammer. Incredible. Yeah. This is the plan 
for whole complex. Incredible. Yes. Angkor wat that is the largest religious 
monument in the world is one of the most breathtaking places we have ever been till now. Okay. There’s no shortage of 
tourists. Look at that. Wow. He’s a Rick clining builder. between 17 to 18. Walking through these corridors, you 
feel the silence. It’s not just history, it’s energy. Every stone seems 
alive, telling you a story if you listen closely. Being here is the 
only way to truly feel it. It’s a must. No matter how many times you see it, Angkor wat 
leaves you speechless. It’s one of those rare places that makes the world feel both bigger and 
small at the same time. Most people come for a sunrise. And yes, it’s magical, but the real 
wonder is inside. The details, the carvings, the scale. Photos don’t capture it. Being here 
is the only way to truly feel it. My impressions of a place where this place is definitely 
magical. It has a majesticness about it. Um, you can really feel the the history, the 912 
years you touch the stones and it almost kind of like your childhood imagination takes you back 
to that era picturing these men putting these limestones and rocks together and all the work and 
architecture that is involved the manual labor the deaths that probably incurred during the process 
of building a place like this. salts a long time ago. I can’t imagine. I mean, these people were 
probably malnourished, not eating, not hydrating as they should. The heat’s unreal here. So, I can 
only imagine um a lot of the things that happened that were negative during the building of 
the process. But, it just shows that the commitment that people had to building something 
so fantastic, so historical, and 912 years later, here we are visiting it. And it was a blessing and 
it’s an absolute must see if you come to Siam Reap the introduction one more time about 
yourself. My name is Tha Angkor work history tour guy here Cambodian. I 
born here during the you know super time actually. Pleasure. Thank you 
so much. Yes. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you. Bye. Have 
a good day. Good luck. Thank you. We just finished the anchor watt with our tour guy 
and we are going at the tuk tuk. This place is surreal. Is so well preserved. They are doing 
all the time renovation to preserve it. It’s a must-see place. Taking the tour guide was a very 
good idea. Yeah, we got a lot of informations. Uh for sure before coming here, we read some 
informations, but it’s not the same like having him and explaining you everything. You have the 
details of the contact. If you come here, use it. Before we wrap up, here are a few quick tips. If 
you are planning your own visit to Angkor wat, bring plenty of water. It gets hot and 
while our to driver had bottles for us, it’s always good to have extra. Wear comfortable, 
breathable clothes. You’ll be walking a lot and the humidity can be in intense. Don’t forget a 
hat or even an umbrella for a shade. Trust us, the sun here is strong. Good walking shoes are 
a must. The temple grounds are huge and full of uneven stone steps. And finally, pace yourself. 
The complex is massive, so it’s better to spread your visit across a couple of days instead of 
trying to see everything at once. No matter how much you read or watch about Angkor Watt, 
nothing compares to standing here yourself. It’s a place that makes you feel small but 
inspired. And this is just the beginning. Next, we’ll explore Bayon and Ta Prohm, where faces 
and jungle roots tell a whole new story.

Angkor Wat is the world’s largest religious monument, and today we finally got to explore it! 🛕 Built almost 900 years ago, this temple city in Siem Reap, Cambodia is bigger than the Vatican and four times the size of Disneyland. From riding a tuk-tuk, getting our 3-day Angkor pass, hiring a local guide ($15), and walking through endless carvings — this was an unforgettable experience.

In this Angkor Wat travel vlog, we share history, tips, and our genuine reactions while exploring this ancient wonder. Stay tuned until the end for practical travel tips if you’re planning your own trip to Cambodia!

👉 Next vlog: Bayon & Ta Prohm (the Temple of Faces and Tomb Raider Temple). Don’t miss it!

Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:20 – Tuk Tuk Ride to Angkor Wat
0:42 – Tickets & Prices – What You Need to Know
1:29 – Meeting Our Tour Guide & Surprising Facts
2:15 – First Impressions of Angkor Wat
2:41 – History & Temple Facts
6:03 – Our Honest Impressions
8:10 – Essential Angkor Wat Travel Tips
8:51 Outro
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