‘Scary stairs’ in Angkor Wat

 

Steps are nearly straight up
Very dangerous steps in the most
famous temple in my country, Cambodia.

Video and more photos
http://kimedia.blogspot.com/2014/10/scary-stairs-story-rebutted.html

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Comments

  1. ATWESIGYE DAMSON

    October 3, 2014

    wow dats so adventurous… wud lyk 2 c dem

  2. Carlos Bation

    October 3, 2014

    Hi jenh..good morning/afternoon your country rich and famous temple ..maintain and protected for the next generation..

  3. Jayesh Thakkar

    October 3, 2014

    It says don't proud of your power and strength. Have a wonderful day ahead Jendhamuni Sos.

  4. Jang Won Soon

    October 3, 2014

    I have been to Angkor Wat. And I gone up steps in your picture. Angkor Wat is very beautiful temple. Dear friend, have a happy day!!

  5. Jenny Yee

    October 3, 2014

    +Jang Won Soon
    May I ask you, when is the best time to visit Juju Island, really wish to go see the beautiful flowers and the famous oranges in the island.

  6. Jang Won Soon

    October 3, 2014

    +Jenny Yee Always welcome!! I think autumn is the best time to visit Juju island. In autumn, You can see beautiful flowers and Han-la mountain and eat delicious oranges. In first of them, the weather of autumn is very good, Not hot and not cold. Have a happy evening!!

  7. Deepak G.

    October 3, 2014

    OMG very risky

  8. Ajay Agnihotri

    October 3, 2014

    It's really looking strange but if you want to reach to god the way is not easy.

  9. Arun Raval

    October 3, 2014

    No it is not dangerous.. but thoughts behind built this step you have to touch by hand, fill lord vishnu power & blesses. Unique construction.. we have to understand engineer's sentiments

  10. Barry Schwind

    October 3, 2014

    Geez Louise, I climbed up those last month, don't know how.

  11. Sofie Løve Forsberg

    October 3, 2014

    Not everyone should just climb around here. Westeners mostly do not have the respect and love needed.

  12. Arun Raval

    October 3, 2014

    Love & respect is key for not only humans & life..

    We " Sanatan Dharmi ( Hindu) Believe that god is every where including stones.. because god in nuclear

  13. Barry Schwind

    October 3, 2014

    What happened for you make a comment like that +Sofie Løve Forsberg? may I ask? I have been there twice and not seen any disrespect from westerners. I did however get abused by two young Cambodian girls because I refused to pay US$30- for a book that was for sale inside the Temple grounds at US$10-.

  14. Sofie Løve Forsberg

    October 3, 2014

    +Barry Schwind It was an indirect reference to the caption to this posting. You can also change the term "westeners" to "people". My experience from visiting sacred places.

  15. Sofie Løve Forsberg

    October 3, 2014

    +Barry Schwind I've been to secred places of the socalled westeners in the west and seen to lack of respect by westeners.
    My belief is that people are thee same wherever you go – good and bad in everyone.
    So happy to hear that you have other and more positive experiences, Barry.

  16. Chris C

    October 3, 2014

    This picture makes me remember what my mom said about her trip there with my dad when they were young. I can't believe that they have not installed a handrail even now.

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