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I'm going to Thailand for the third time in April. Today I want to see Cambodia and Ayutthaya. if anyone was on these excursions, tell me how it is? Emotions, impressions, prices, what to take with you? Thank you in advance.
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Ayutthaya from Bangkok 400 baht from locals. So-so impressions, ruins, history. For an amateur. But it's worth seeing once in a lifetime. Check out the pictures on my site and you'll have an idea.
Everyone loves Cambodia. If with a tour, then on average 9,000 baht 1 night 2 days and 11,000 baht 2 nights 3 days, if you buy at local agencies like mine.
Everyone loves Cambodia. If with a tour, then on average 9,000 baht 1 night 2 days and 11,000 baht 2 nights 3 days, if you buy at local agencies like mine.
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answered 13 years ago
What is there to ask? Cambodia must be seen!!! There is probably no other such ancient secular-temple complex, grandiose in scale, in the vastness of Asia...
You need to take a tour for 2-3 days - and explore the largest temple of Angkor Wat, stop by the Bayon, choose the rest according to your mood - they are smaller, but all are interesting in their own way.
But I haven’t been to ayutthaya, although I heard that she was also praised.
You need to take a tour for 2-3 days - and explore the largest temple of Angkor Wat, stop by the Bayon, choose the rest according to your mood - they are smaller, but all are interesting in their own way.
But I haven’t been to ayutthaya, although I heard that she was also praised.
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answered 13 years ago
I answer Lanka-Lanocka- about the absence of such a complex as Angkor Wat: what about HAMPI in India? It's tougher there!
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answered 13 years ago
For beckmannbor:
In no case will I argue about the greatness of the Hampi Monuments (they, like Angkor, are on the UNESCO honorary list).
There is even a reason to compare them with Angkor: both are places of worship of Hinduism, both are complexes of buildings, both are capitals.
I am writing about Angkor (upon request) as a unique secular-temple unity for MY time and stunning parameters, an urban conglomerate that has no analogues either in its era or later.
Let me remind you that the Hampi complex in the state of Karnataka, which is associated with the kingdom of monkey-like creatures 'vanars' described in the famous "Ramayana" (1st century AD), is still represented by structures of a later era [14-16 centuries BC]. c], when in its place for more than 200 years there was the city of Vijayanagar - the capital of a powerful empire in South India. At the same time, the total area of the complex in Hampi, with its majestic temples and figures of deities carved in stone, impresses with the scope of construction and the skill of architects and stone carvers and is about 20 square meters. km.
However, Angkor - the capital of the Khmer Empire - is much older, if we talk about systematic functional development. It took shape in the 9th-12th centuries. The area of the complex today is more than 190 sq. km.!
In no case will I argue about the greatness of the Hampi Monuments (they, like Angkor, are on the UNESCO honorary list).
There is even a reason to compare them with Angkor: both are places of worship of Hinduism, both are complexes of buildings, both are capitals.
I am writing about Angkor (upon request) as a unique secular-temple unity for MY time and stunning parameters, an urban conglomerate that has no analogues either in its era or later.
Let me remind you that the Hampi complex in the state of Karnataka, which is associated with the kingdom of monkey-like creatures 'vanars' described in the famous "Ramayana" (1st century AD), is still represented by structures of a later era [14-16 centuries BC]. c], when in its place for more than 200 years there was the city of Vijayanagar - the capital of a powerful empire in South India. At the same time, the total area of the complex in Hampi, with its majestic temples and figures of deities carved in stone, impresses with the scope of construction and the skill of architects and stone carvers and is about 20 square meters. km.
However, Angkor - the capital of the Khmer Empire - is much older, if we talk about systematic functional development. It took shape in the 9th-12th centuries. The area of the complex today is more than 190 sq. km.!
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answered 13 years ago
We are talking about the Angkor Wat complex, and not about a separate Angkor Thom temple. I think Wikipedia (article Angkor Wat) is a fairly authoritative source))
Well, we argue again, because both Hampi and Angkor are fantastic and great ... Both!
In addition, they asked about tours from Thailand ...
I share your feelings for Hampi! It's gorgeous, definitely!
But if it seemed to you inaccurate my assessment of Angkor as UNIQUE in terms of the scale of the complex, I gave arguments.
I think they will come in handy asking advice chelsy.
Now she can also take note of Hampi as a place worthy of the attention of a traveler.
Well, beckmannbor, how about your hands? ;-)
Well, we argue again, because both Hampi and Angkor are fantastic and great ... Both!
In addition, they asked about tours from Thailand ...
I share your feelings for Hampi! It's gorgeous, definitely!
But if it seemed to you inaccurate my assessment of Angkor as UNIQUE in terms of the scale of the complex, I gave arguments.
I think they will come in handy asking advice chelsy.
Now she can also take note of Hampi as a place worthy of the attention of a traveler.
Well, beckmannbor, how about your hands? ;-)
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answered 13 years ago
;-)))
I'm actually a passionate fan of Lana)
Sri Lanka, that is, if in an adult way.
Take a look at tourbina.ru on the fresh tea page - there are all my delights about this in the photo albums.
But Cambodia also found a place.
And Humpy, so be it, this year I’ll shoot it in a fresh way and post it.
And we will be friends on the basis of sympathy for Asia ;-)
I'm actually a passionate fan of Lana)
Sri Lanka, that is, if in an adult way.
Take a look at tourbina.ru on the fresh tea page - there are all my delights about this in the photo albums.
But Cambodia also found a place.
And Humpy, so be it, this year I’ll shoot it in a fresh way and post it.
And we will be friends on the basis of sympathy for Asia ;-)
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answered 13 years ago