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| Me at Angkor Wat | Me at Ta Prohm temple, Angkor |
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| The approach to Angkor Thom, the largest temple at the Angkor complex | The approach to Angkor Thom |
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| The entrance to Angkor Thom | Inside Angkor Thom |
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| Carvings showing deeds of the Khmer kings, in the galleries of the Bayon, Angkor Thom |
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| The giant faces carved in the towers of Angkor Thom, believed to be images of King Jayavarman VII |
King Jayavarman VII keeps eternal watch over his subjects |
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| Carvings at the Bayon | Carvings at the Bayon |
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| The ruins of the Baphuon at Angkor Thom | The terrace of the elephants at the Baphuon |
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| The terrace of the elephants at the Baphuon |
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| The terrace of the leper king at the Baphuon |
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| Some of the carvings on the sunken galleries at the Baphuon |
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| The 12th century temple of Ta Prohm, which has been left unrestored to show the state the temples were in when first visited by archaeologists |
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| The approach to the great temple of Angkor Wat, the largest religious building in the world | Inside the galleries of Angkor Wat |
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| The exterior walls of Angkor Wat |
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| Novice monks from the Buddhist school attached to the temple | The lotus towers of Angkor Wat |
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| Carvings of apsaras (nymphs of Hindu legend) at Angkor Wat, which preserves many Hindu as well as Buddhist features | The view from the first floor, showing that most of Angkor Wat is largely intact |
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| The very scary climb to the upper viewing level of Angkor Wat |
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| The approach to Preah Khan (Sacred Sword), believed to have been the residence of Jayavarman VII | Inside Preah Khan |
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| Carved lintel at Preah Khan | Inside Preah Khan |
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| Inside Preah Khan | Inside Preah Khan |
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| The temple of Ta Som |
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| The pink sandstone ruins of Banteay Srei feature some of the finest carvings at Angkor |
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| The moat at Banteay Srei | Ornamental lintel at Banteay Srei |
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| Banteay Srei |