Angkor Wat's temple towers reflected in still water at dawn, Siem Reap, Cambodia

Cambodia

13°26'N 103°51'E  · Temples in forest 6 photographs

An empire's capital, abandoned to the forest for four hundred years and then partly taken back from it.

Angkor is a thousand square kilometres of sandstone temples, some restored, some still held together by the fig roots that pulled them apart. Early morning is mist and stone faces; by mid-morning the heat arrives and the whole place slows down.

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