Ta Prohm is a "must see" for all visitors to Angkor. However pretty much every tourist - foreign or local who comes to the archeological park comes here, and as it is not so big, it can get insanely busy - sometimes lines of 20 people waiting to have their photos taken. Come either in the first half hour after it opens (7:30~8am) or the final half hour before it closes (5~5:30pm), and it is significantly quieter.

Ta Prohm the iconic location from the Angelina Jolie movie Tomb Rider. the giant trees covering the historic temple is an amazing thing to view and experience the rich Cambodian heritage.

King Gaya Walman VII ruled Zhenra from 1181 to 1201, about fifty years old when he took office, and in 1186, in memory of his mother, he ordered the construction of the Taprun Temple. It was a temple with high priests, priests, dancers, and a temple and a monastery.

Tapuren Temple, located southeast of the Shengli Gate of Tongwang City, Angkor Wat, was built by the ancient Khmer king to sacrifice his mother, also known as the "mother temple". For more than a thousand years, the buildings of the Taprun Temple have gradually been entangled in the jungle by the huge roots or branches, torn apart, opened... forming a wonderful blend of you and me and you.

nice perfect and so beautiful

There are many god trees in Tablong Temple in Cambodia. I heard from the tour guide that this is because the climate in Southeast Asia is relatively humid. The giant trees grow in disjointed intersecting between the gaps in the temple. Birds eat the fruit of the tree and distribute the seeds throughout the temple. The seeds germinate in water, and the roots spread in the stone seams of the building to the four sides. Tightly wrapped around the ancient temple, growing among the stones, forming the wonder of the ancient temple tree, and adding a lot of mystery to this magical place.