Moses courageously chatting to one of the funny faces at Angkor’s southern gate.

The south gate leading to Bayon – a magnicient entrance and a flavor of what’s to follow.

The boys loved riding in this Motorbike Tuk Tuk – especially as our driver wore a helmet and the bench was covered in fabric embroidered with elephants.

Stunning colour contrast – whoever decided on the colour of the monks’ robes really knew what they were doing to create such a glow in the darkness inside the temple!

The pillars inside the temple are great for hide and seek.

Amazing to be inside the biggest temple (complex) in the world!

Building, throwing and other inventive play with sticks, stones and grass.

We woke the boys up at 4.30am and whispered quietly that they should get dressed as we were going for a ride in a motorbike Tuk Tuk to the largest temple in the world to see the sun rise. All four were very excited and instantly wide awake – more so than us grown ups!

An amazing number of columns – almost one for every one of the one hundred monks living here – and great for little people playing hiding seek! Turis counting – eyes closed – much to the joy of the monk before looking for the others.

The colourful monks robes hanging on a washing line beside the Wat.