Bayon Temple Bayon Temple

#Southeast Asia Guide Practical Tips for Visiting Bayon Temple: Route and Precautions (Practical Bayon Tips) Bayon Temple is located in the heart of Angkor Thom and is the centerpiece of the Small Circuit, connecting Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm. • Entry Hours: Gates open at 7:30 AM, but it's best to arrive shortly after opening to take advantage of the natural light. • Route Management: Bayon is a complex network of floors and corridors, so be careful not to get lost. A common route is to enter through the east entrance, see the central tower, and exit through the west. • Clothing: As with other Angkor sites, covering your shoulders and knees is required inside the temple out of respect for the sacred site. • Safety: Bayon Temple has many stone steps, especially those leading to the second floor, which are very steep. • Photo Tip: For the most beautiful photo of the four faces, try to frame them through the narrow corridors of the central tower. The towers overlap, creating a more three-dimensional and mysterious image.