The Angkor Archaeological Park is home to the magnificent Khmer temple ruins of Angkor, including the legendary Angkor Wat, Bayon and dozens of other ancient ruins of the Angkorian-era (9th-13th century) Khmer Empire. The Park encompasses more than 400 square kilometers just outside Siem Reap City in northwestern Cambodia and is a World Heritage Site.
The temple ruins of Angkor contained within the Angkor Archaeological Park represent the remnants of the millennium-old Angkorian-era capitals of the ancient Khmer Empire. The Khmer people were and are the dominant ethnic group in Cambodia. The name ‘Angkor’ refers to the Angkorian-era Khmer Empire that stretched across much of mainland Southeast Asia between the 9th and 15th centuries A.D., and also refers to the capital city of the Empire that was centered north of Siem Reap Cambodia. The Angkor Archaeological Park encompasses the main temple ruins of the Angkorian capitals located in the Siem Reap area. Most of thesetemples were constructed between the 9th and 12th century A.D. and represent the pinnacle of ancient Khmer architecture, art and civilization
Panoramic Photographies of Cambodia
Mr. Bernard Vallet, born in Paris in the 50's, has been a professional photographer since the age of 22.
Capturing Cambodia
Under the impulse of Mr. Fradin, another well known photographer in the parisian scene, they decide to create and open the VAL-FRADIN Khmer Co. Ltd. This production firm, based in Siem Reap, produces, prints and sells large panoramic pictures of Cambodia, including country-side sceneries, Angkorian Temples, Cities and Villages.
All the photographies below are available for sale in Cambodia.
They come in three sizes: 165 x 55 | 110 x 36 | 78 x 26 cm, respectively sold at $ 97, $ 65 and $ 54 only, plus shipping and handling
