アンコールワットの向こうには何がある？秘密のジャングル遺跡！

アンコールワットの向こうには何がある？秘密のジャングル遺跡！

Everyone knows Angkor Wat, but what if I told 
you the real magic is hidden in the temples beyond it? Today we are riding through the jungle 
to discover Cambodia’s most breathtaking ruins. From giant smiling faces to temples swallowed by 
trees. Stick around because the last temple might just be the most peaceful place in the entire 
park. On our second day exploring Angkor Wat, we rented a motorbike for just $15 and set 
off on our own adventure. From Seam Reap, it takes just 20 minutes by motorbike to reach 
your first stop. Riding around is easy. Roads are clear and you have the freedom to explore 
at your own pace. Remember, you’ll need a temple pass. A one-day ticket is $37 and the 3-day pass 
is $62. Available online or at the entrance. Our first stop is Bayon Temple. Famous for 
its 200 smiley faces carved into stone. Built in the 12th century, it was 
the stated temple of King German II. Walking through Bayon feels surreal with 
giant faces watching you from every direction. It’s one of the most iconic spots in the anchor 
complex and you can easily spend 1 hour exploring the towers and buzzer leaves that tells ancient 
stories of daily lives and battles. I’m going to show you guys a pretty cool wall. It seems right 
here though. Look at all the characters here. all over here. Tons of looks like it’s servants. People 
coming to pray to the god, the goddesses. Unbelievable. Some of the detail and just 
how much there is. How many people had done this? And for how long? I mean, 
this is like a a limestone, Louise. Looks like right there you have some 
sort of animal attacking somebody. Some more detailed garbage. Look at the 
big face up there. That is awesome. It’s kind of hard because it’s 
so bright and sunny today. Pay temple has it guardians. Not just the stone 
faces, but also monkeys. But the signs say be aware. But luckily for us, they were too busy 
monkeying around. [Music] Next along the road to Top Prom is the Elephant Terrace. The long 
platform was once the king’s stage where he watched processes, parades, and royal ceremonies. 
The detailed carvings of the elephant stretches across the walls make it one of the most 
unique structures in anchor thong. [Music] It doesn’t take too long to explore, 
but it’s a perfect stop on the way. Further down the road, you’ll reach Ta 
Phron, known as the Tom Rider Temple. [Music] Here, massive tree roots wrap 
around ancient stone walls, creating one of the most photogenic 
scenes in all of anchor. [Music] Got to hide that thing and the 
roots of that tree are unbelievable. [Music] [Music] Built in the late 12th century 
as a monastery and university, Top Prom has been left as a partly ruined state. You can see the nature reclaiming history. It’s 
atmospheric, mysterious, and a must-see. [Music] Wow, look at this roots. Literally got to have stands to hold the roots up of 
this thing. That’s unbelievable. [Music] some old roots. [Music] [Music] Yet another massive tree with the roots 
that just go such an insane scene. The roots of these trees that are basically 
grown around this huge old temple. I mean, it’s just I’ve never seen roots or trees like this 
before in my life. I’m not even sure what they’re called, but they’re absolutely incredible. If you 
can see there, you see that massive tree goes all the way down. I have a huge appreciation for um 
Cambodia and the temples and all the work and stuff they’ve done here. The history here is just 
remarkable. And I mean, look at this place for instance. It’s just standing all alone. It’s got 
moss or mold, not moss, moss growing against it. how much the Cambodians have created in the form 
of temples and all the designs and characters and scriptures and just the historical value 
that exists here is just so surreal and so overwhelming that you you tend to take it 
for granted after you do your first second maybe even third temple like ah you know seen one 
temple seen them all that’s not the case at all not the case at all. When you really start to kind 
of look into the details if you really watch the video all the way through, you’ll see be really 
interesting to hear what you guys think. And uh what’s here is just unremar it’s remarkable 
and uh we’re very blessed to be able to travel and see these places and Cambodia has definitely 
exceeded our expectations. The temples are surreal and we’ve been very blessed. Love to hear in 
the comments if anybody has any input. Any Cambodian temple scholars, any Cambodian 
locals or people that have questions, let us know because we’ll do the 
research and we’ll find out for you. [Music] Not far from Top Prom, you’ll find 
Bonte Kandai, known as the Citadel of Chambers. [Music] This Buddhist monastery was built in 
late 12th century under King Jarvan IIth. Unlike Anchor Wat or Bayion, Bonte Gai is quieter 
and less restored, giving it a peaceful almost hidden feel. Crazy is you see these in all 
these stones there’s carvatures every single one of these handone very to intricate detail to I 
mean it’s incredible it just goes on and Come on. Four. [Music] I mean, it’s kind of a lot of the same small, intricate little room. Every little area 
has its own little design of artwork. Come over here. You see these women carved out of here back then. I can imagine. Here’s a headless guy. 
Another headless person. I don’t know what’s up with the headless thing. If you know in the 
comments drop some information on us. Are they just headless because they fell off? Um I don’t 
know. Boom me in. Just a dumb tourist. Definitely ancient. There’s no doubt about that. This place 
incredibly old. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like those bats. Pretty sure those are bats right up in there. I 
don’t know if you could see that in the camera, but Huh. You may never know, my friends. You 
never know. With its long corridors and collapsed galleries, it feels like you’re stepping back 
into the forgotten history without the crowds. These are just a few of the must-sea temples 
beyond Anchorwat. Each one has its own story, architecture, and magic. Exploring on your own 
gives you the freedom to experience them at your own pace without the rush of a tour. Don’t 
miss our Ankorwad vlog for even more tips on visiting Cambodia most famous temple. Thanks 
for watching. See you in the next adventure.

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What’s beyond Angkor Wat? In this vlog, we take you on a self-guided journey through Cambodia’s Angkor Archaeological Park to explore the must-see temples after Angkor Wat — Bayon Temple with its mysterious smiling faces, the historic Elephant Terrace, Ta Prohm (the ‘Tomb Raider Temple’ wrapped in jungle roots), and the peaceful Banteay Kdei.

We rented a motorbike for just $15/day from Siem Reap and explored the Petit Circuit by ourselves — no tuk tuk, no guide, just freedom and adventure. If you’re planning your trip to Siem Reap, this video is your perfect self-guide to some of the most incredible temples in Cambodia.

👉 Watch until the end for everything you need to know before exploring Angkor’s hidden wonders!

➡️ Chapters:

0:00 – Intro
0:20 – Road to the first temple (how to get around Angkor Park)
0:50 – Bayon Temple – the 200 smiling faces 🗿
3:10 – Meeting the Guardians – monkeys of Angkor 🐒
3:28 – Elephant Terrace – the King’s grand stage 🐘
4:07 – Ta Prohm Temple – the Tomb Raider jungle temple 🌳
8:40 – Banteay Kdei – the peaceful Citadel of Chambers ✨
11:40 – Outro & Travel Tips

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