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To visit the temples of Angkor you must purchase a ticket. It can be bought at the main entrance on the way to Angkor Wat. Tickets are sold at the Angkor temples: one-day ($ 20), three ($ 40) and seven ($ 60). In late 2009, the Cambodian authorities have increased the duration of the tickets to the temples of Angkor, if earlier in the acquisition of the 3-day ticket it is valid for 3 days, but now he works a week and during the week can be 3 days to visit the Angkor temples, and duration of seven days extended to a month. The one-day visit will allow you to see the most important of the most famous temples of Angkor. Three days is enough to look at all the main Angkor temples and several smaller temples that are in the same area. Seven days is enough to really explore some very nice temples, as well as to overtake the short and long Angkor temples.

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The Space Gallery Bayona is adjacent to the court, which has two libraries, one on each side of the east entrance. The inner gallery is raised above ground level and doubled angles to the original design of cross forms. The bas-reliefs to it were later supplemented Dzhayavarmanom VIII, and were in complete contradiction with the basic style: Instead of scenes of battles and military campaigns, internal galleries are decorated for the most part scenes from Hindu mythology. In one of the halls Bayona north-east shows two interrelated scenes, which were explained as the release of the goddess inside the mountain, or as an act of iconoclasm Cham invaders.

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The Old Market (Old Market)

Old Market located in the heart of Siem Reap near the river with the same name. Most tourists are aware of this market, make it to the list of attractions and try to get him. So you will see a lot of visitors looking for souvenirs or viewing products. The Old Market you can buy jewelry, items with silver and gemstones. In the market there as the food department, which sells fruit, vegetables, meat, fish and groceries.

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