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Again Ta Prohm touts some of the larges piles of huge building stones. Almost as much as Beng Mealea.

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The main entrance to Ta Prohm has a mystical feel. The huge trees are visible from the start of the tour.

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This tree grows in the center of the main causeway. It is hard to tell from the picture but it is about 8 feet wide.

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You'll find this tree as you enter the first ring at Ta Prohm. Notice the people walking past and the size of the trunk. It's absolutely massive!

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Everywhere you look there are trees growing the the Temples and surrounding walls. They are all of great size.

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This is one of a few photo opportunities you will see at Ta Prohm, however this Temple is beautiful backdrop anywhere you look.

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Here is that same tree. As you can see when you back away from the "Photo Booth" it's just stunning!

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There are so many trees at Ta Prohm they have begun to shape them as archways over the visitor path.

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As you exit Ta Prohm the massive trees still aren't finished. Be sure to look to the right and you'll see this beauty.

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As you exit West notice how thick the jungle is in this area. It gives you an idea of how overgrown these Temples once were.

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At Ta Prohm it seems visitors are drawn to stacking stones. One can only wonder if it is something energetic left behind by the Khmer builders centuries ago.

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At Ta Prohm you will notice that all of the Buddha image carvings have been removed from the walls.

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Be sure to look high and low as you walk through Ta Prohm. Some of the best details are easily overlooked.

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As you pass through the Temple notice the 45 degree angle supports. One of the amazements of ancient Khmer construction.

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Like many of the Khmer Temples, Ta Prohm was not fully finished. This wall is only carved at the very bottom.