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Oh man that is rough! We just shot there a few months ago and I looked in advance about the drone as I suspected it wouldn't be allowed without a permit which is pretty standard for places like this. And a friend in Siem Reap warned me they don't allow 360 cameras, which I don't have. But I was surprised to be stopped about my DJI Osmo 3, which they called a 180 camera which isn't really accurate but I was just shocked they were so up to date on camera. They do have a sign about this, but I didn't see it walking in at sunrise because well it was dark. The security at Ta Promh was nice about it and said I could use a DSLR, which I thought was funny because it's actually more professional than the Osmo. But I just exchanged the Osmo for my Sony and continued.
I live 20 minutes from Angkor Wat and visit it often. What the guard was trying to tell you is that you are supposed to have permission from Apsara Authority to film it for content creation, commercial purposes. You got off easy. You have done a respectable job of presenting it accurately. That is not always the case. During Covid, I often had the entire place to myself.
I think they thought were filming for commercial purposes, such film a feature film, for which a permit is required. Great video nonetheless. The great message in the end is nice. I enjoyed watching it.
Thank you for visiting Cambodia. I hope someday the rules will change for filming at Angkor. We think it is inconvenient for a lot of people who genuinely want to help promoting this place but unable to. Nonetheless, you guys are such a sport!
Well I'd talk about the history of the temples off grounds then and then just do a voice over. Thanks very much providing the video about the area and all the work you put in.
As a Cambodian citizen I’m deeply sorry about this idk why they are not allowed you guys to speak about the history that related to the temple and also not allowed you to film this wonderful temple I hope you enjoyed the trip in Cambodia and love Cambodian people except the guys that are not allowed you to talk or film in the end I’m deeply sorry so sorry hope you come and visit my country again
Even though your plans for a more detailed vlog got sidelined, you guys still went back, persevered, and put out a well thought out and informative vlog. It might not have gone the way you expected, but it still came out great. As always, I look forward to seeing more of your adventures!
Love the content guys. 🎉 As a viewer I appreciate you guys showing the highs and lows of what traveling around the world is like. Also being able to deal with such curve balls like the no recording by the temple. Keep it up I’ll keep supporting y’all. 🙂
Don’t be upset about this… understand that those people that tell you off is a corrupt people, very bad people that stopping the young generation of Khmer from learning about their own history and culture, that’s why they don’t want your guy to made a video about it. I think soon their will be no more Khmer because right now the country is starting to be controlled by the Vietnamese and the bad culture keep on influencing from Thailand into Cambodia . I think soon the Khmer history and culture will be disappear.
You can film on your phones or go-pro type cameras but not bigger, need permission first for bigger cameras. Also no-go with the drone, your lucky it wasnt confiscated or fined. Hope the rest of the trip was good tho 😊
Thanks your for visiting Cambodia, sorry for the trouble you have at Angkor wat , talking about history is fine, but the mic and drone is No go, cause the mic can make loud noise in the temple, and for a drone, their an accident that the drone fall and destroy a piece of the temple before. and if the staff really said that he basically wrong.
Thanks very much for watching and warm wishes, yes we had a wonderful time visiting Angkor. It presented some difficulties but overall it was a great privilege to visit such a marvellous peace of human history in the flesh!
The reasons the Apsara Authority are doing this to keep the tour guides their jobs, there tons of Yutubers filmed and narrated the history. Please don't take these to heart, they just wanted to keep the local employments.
Thank you for visit us. I am really upset to this rules as well since it is really crazy for us too. I hope that this rules willl be revise anytime soon. I really apologize for my Angkor area rules but we are just trying to prevent from commercial filming from local and foreigner without asking for authorization, and to prevent some vlogger from filming the temple saying it is belong to Thailand and say that our culture is belong to Thai only. Because we recently got vlogger filming for commercial TikTok video which put credit to Thailand and that why we are trying to prevent those scammers to ever come again. I really hope you come again some day with many culture part you can filming to show the world about us. Thank you so much.
Yes. We know, we made a lot of jokes about this while there. We overheard some of the guides and it was as if they were just making up facts on the spot to please the tourists. Very comical 😂 made for funny experiences! Thanks for watching and commenting!
This vlog was still an incredible and informative one. Even though some plans got sidelined it happens to all of us when we least expect them to and I’m sure we’ve all had the same mindset as you when plans get sidelined Wyatt
Directions are very much known to Hindus 1000s of years ago. Hindu scriptures detailed out the specifics of building temples, the rituals etc. Every Hindu temples follow specific rules based on nature and cosmos. For example the Padmanabha Swamy Temple of Kerala India is build in such a way that during Equinox the sun sets through the windows of the temple, it is recreated in Ankorwat temple but Padmanabha Swamy temple is older than Ankorwat and is still running continuously for 1000s of years. Its not massive complex but a small temple eith untouched spirituality. Foreigners are not allowed since the temple is only for Hindus hence not known to the world. Hindus in general dont like to make their temple a tourist attraction than a spiritual one hence there are 1000s of impressive temples in India insulated from outside world. While Hindus outside India dont share the same mentality thus places like Bali and Ankorwat is more focused on tourism and are much more tourist friendly country than India is.
oh! ok wow. Thank you for this info. Very interesting. We come to India later this year. I guess we will not be visiting any of these temples though! haha 😜 none the less... very excited to learn more of Hindu culture and tradition.
@@WyAndL yes but you can visit non practicing Hindu temples and ancient cities of UNESCO heritage temples like; *Hampi *Hosaleswara Temple (one of the architectural masterpieces with intricate stone carvings) *Kailash Temple in Ellora caves and Ajanta caves *Mathura Meenakshi temple * Arunachala Shiva Temple Etc...
Nice vlog guyss, the reason why they stopped you from telling about the history is to just prevent misleading information. The APSARA authority has always been very strict about content producing at Angkor Wat, you can get away from time to time with just filming with professional camera, but if it's a big size gear camera, you're out of luck. If you're telling about the history, well, you already know how it goes haha
There are writings on the walls of Angkor Wat!!! Every steps you takes there are written stories. The best connection you needs to connect yourself to Angkor spirits is to observe with your heart and mind. You can feel the peace, presence of Angkor spirits!!!
I did in Austria! Did you watch that video? we did exactly this... a friend surprised me with a rehearsal studio session and we went to town at the kit :)
Glad to see you came to that conclusion Wyatt 😎👌 this life is a journey and for those of us that seek betterment, the adventure never ends. Great to see you and Lindsey doing well and enjoying life 👏 this is much different than what you used to do and I am glad you have made peace with that and found a new life. Appreciate you and the beautiful videos you are making, thanks for taking us along.
Josh! No way.. what an amazing comment. Thank you for watching till the end and leaving such kind words. ❤🔥🙏🏻 Hope to see you around these parts again!
It is definitely hard pill to swallow when you have the best of intentions and are looking forward to creating an epic supervlog and then get told you cant by someone working there and some im sure can be hard to deal with when they dont understand 😢it was a great vlog none the less and your efforts are truly appreciated! Keep your head up and your best foot forward😁
@@WyAndL Of course! You guys make great content... the editing is out of this world. Like when you guys said 8 hours a day for 2-3 weeks for one video, man... I felt that.
It’s really flattering to hear so many comments requesting we return to our old lives. Clearly those videos on the Wyatt Stav channel meant more to people than I ever really thought, so I’m humbled by that. I won’t be returning though. I’m not in pain anymore and those expressions don’t resonate with me like they once did. I imagine it would seem pretty hollow for someone who doesn’t listen to music to try and make reaction videos… thanks for the comment and view 🙏🏻😊 much love, and good luck on your journey
Who are you to say they’re wasting their time? It’s their life and they’re clearly enjoying it, be happy for them! Maturity and growth isn’t easy for everyone, I get it. But comments like yours are the real waste of time. Parkway Drive was my favorite band for the longest, but I’m not at all a fan of their latest album HOWEVER I’m happy for them that they’re doing what THEY want to do. I don’t have to listen to the new album, just like you don’t have to be here watching these videos and making unnecessary comments because you feel they’re wasting their time.
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Oh man that is rough!
We just shot there a few months ago and I looked in advance about the drone as I suspected it wouldn't be allowed without a permit which is pretty standard for places like this. And a friend in Siem Reap warned me they don't allow 360 cameras, which I don't have.
But I was surprised to be stopped about my DJI Osmo 3, which they called a 180 camera which isn't really accurate but I was just shocked they were so up to date on camera. They do have a sign about this, but I didn't see it walking in at sunrise because well it was dark.
The security at Ta Promh was nice about it and said I could use a DSLR, which I thought was funny because it's actually more professional than the Osmo. But I just exchanged the Osmo for my Sony and continued.
I live 20 minutes from Angkor Wat and visit it often. What the guard was trying to tell you is that you are supposed to have permission from Apsara Authority to film it for content creation, commercial purposes. You got off easy. You have done a respectable job of presenting it accurately. That is not always the case. During Covid, I often had the entire place to myself.
Ok! Thanks for the info.. that would have been a interesting time to visit!
I think they thought were filming for commercial purposes, such film a feature film, for which a permit is required. Great video nonetheless. The great message in the end is nice. I enjoyed watching it.
Thanks so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed 🥰
Thank you for visiting Cambodia. I hope someday the rules will change for filming at Angkor. We think it is inconvenient for a lot of people who genuinely want to help promoting this place but unable to. Nonetheless, you guys are such a sport!
🥰 Thanks for the warm comment and taking the time to check out our work! Best wishes ❤️🔥
Well I'd talk about the history of the temples off grounds then and then just do a voice over. Thanks very much providing the video about the area and all the work you put in.
As a Cambodian citizen I’m deeply sorry about this idk why they are not allowed you guys to speak about the history that related to the temple and also not allowed you to film this wonderful temple I hope you enjoyed the trip in Cambodia and love Cambodian people except the guys that are not allowed you to talk or film in the end I’m deeply sorry so sorry hope you come and visit my country again
Even though your plans for a more detailed vlog got sidelined, you guys still went back, persevered, and put out a well thought out and informative vlog. It might not have gone the way you expected, but it still came out great. As always, I look forward to seeing more of your adventures!
Thanks! ❤ so glad you enjoyed. Plenty more on the way!
Love the content guys. 🎉 As a viewer I appreciate you guys showing the highs and lows of what traveling around the world is like. Also being able to deal with such curve balls like the no recording by the temple. Keep it up I’ll keep supporting y’all. 🙂
Thanks very much! Really glad you enjoyed. Doing our best to keep our content as authentic to our experiences as possible. ❤🔥
Don’t be upset about this… understand that those people that tell you off is a corrupt people, very bad people that stopping the young generation of Khmer from learning about their own history and culture, that’s why they don’t want your guy to made a video about it. I think soon their will be no more Khmer because right now the country is starting to be controlled by the Vietnamese and the bad culture keep on influencing from Thailand into Cambodia . I think soon the Khmer history and culture will be disappear.
Thanks for this interesting comment - as well for watching the video! Much love ❤️
You can film on your phones or go-pro type cameras but not bigger, need permission first for bigger cameras. Also no-go with the drone, your lucky it wasnt confiscated or fined. Hope the rest of the trip was good tho 😊
thanks for watching!
Pls Come to Indonesia , so beautiful
We are, April 15th! We will be in Indonesia for a month.
Don't be angry with the guard because even though Cambodian people also does like them.
Interesting! Thanks for watching.🥰
Thanks your for visiting Cambodia, sorry for the trouble you have at Angkor wat , talking about history is fine, but the mic and drone is No go, cause the mic can make loud noise in the temple, and for a drone, their an accident that the drone fall and destroy a piece of the temple before. and if the staff really said that he basically wrong.
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment ❤️🔥 much love and welcome to the channel!
Sorry for the inconveniences about the security guard, makes no sense 🙁. Hope you have a good time guys. ❤❤
Thanks very much for watching and warm wishes, yes we had a wonderful time visiting Angkor. It presented some difficulties but overall it was a great privilege to visit such a marvellous peace of human history in the flesh!
I’ve never heard of not allowing to talk about history of Angkor, that’s a load of garbage 😳 by Apsara
We got lots of it in despite 😌 all worked out in the end!
The reasons the Apsara Authority are doing this to keep the tour guides their jobs, there tons of Yutubers filmed and narrated the history. Please don't take these to heart, they just wanted to keep the local employments.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for visit us. I am really upset to this rules as well since it is really crazy for us too. I hope that this rules willl be revise anytime soon. I really apologize for my Angkor area rules but we are just trying to prevent from commercial filming from local and foreigner without asking for authorization, and to prevent some vlogger from filming the temple saying it is belong to Thailand and say that our culture is belong to Thai only. Because we recently got vlogger filming for commercial TikTok video which put credit to Thailand and that why we are trying to prevent those scammers to ever come again.
I really hope you come again some day with many culture part you can filming to show the world about us. Thank you so much.
Thanks for the comment!
@@WyAndL You welcome.
Anything those guides told are not true at all about Ankor wat, they try to change the history, Ankor is more than millions years old
Yes. We know, we made a lot of jokes about this while there. We overheard some of the guides and it was as if they were just making up facts on the spot to please the tourists. Very comical 😂 made for funny experiences! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Cambodia does not allow filming. Because they are carving out new things. And don't want the world to know
woah? What new things?!
Is it because other countries are making replicas of the temple? I mean, they say imitation is the greatest form of flattery.
drones are banned also fuck that security guy, he tried to get me to buy a ticket but i pointed to my entourage's military plated vehicle XD
The same one?!?!! haha
@@WyAndL probably, they all looking the same to me XD
This vlog was still an incredible and informative one. Even though some plans got sidelined it happens to all of us when we least expect them to and I’m sure we’ve all had the same mindset as you when plans get sidelined Wyatt
Hey Ash, wonderful hearing from you ❤😊🙏🏻 glad you enjoyed the video! - yes it all did work out in the end!
Angkor security sucks! 🤮🤮🤮
lol, hope you enjoyed the video! ❤️🔥
Even im cambodian I can’t film too
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Directions are very much known to Hindus 1000s of years ago. Hindu scriptures detailed out the specifics of building temples, the rituals etc. Every Hindu temples follow specific rules based on nature and cosmos. For example the Padmanabha Swamy Temple of Kerala India is build in such a way that during Equinox the sun sets through the windows of the temple, it is recreated in Ankorwat temple but Padmanabha Swamy temple is older than Ankorwat and is still running continuously for 1000s of years. Its not massive complex but a small temple eith untouched spirituality. Foreigners are not allowed since the temple is only for Hindus hence not known to the world. Hindus in general dont like to make their temple a tourist attraction than a spiritual one hence there are 1000s of impressive temples in India insulated from outside world. While Hindus outside India dont share the same mentality thus places like Bali and Ankorwat is more focused on tourism and are much more tourist friendly country than India is.
oh! ok wow. Thank you for this info. Very interesting. We come to India later this year. I guess we will not be visiting any of these temples though! haha 😜 none the less... very excited to learn more of Hindu culture and tradition.
@@WyAndL yes but you can visit non practicing Hindu temples and ancient cities of UNESCO heritage temples like;
*Hampi
*Hosaleswara Temple (one of the architectural masterpieces with intricate stone carvings)
*Kailash Temple in Ellora caves and Ajanta caves
*Mathura Meenakshi temple
* Arunachala Shiva Temple
Etc...
Love super vlog !!! Angkor looks just sooooo huge. Amazing video !
Yes brother, so huge. It's so hard to put it to words the scale of such a creation of stone. Just mind-blowing work by the ancients.
Nice vlog guyss, the reason why they stopped you from telling about the history is to just prevent misleading information. The APSARA authority has always been very strict about content producing at Angkor Wat, you can get away from time to time with just filming with professional camera, but if it's a big size gear camera, you're out of luck. If you're telling about the history, well, you already know how it goes haha
Thanks for the comment 🙏🏻😌
There are writings on the walls of Angkor Wat!!! Every steps you takes there are written stories. The best connection you needs to connect yourself to Angkor spirits is to observe with your heart and mind. You can feel the peace, presence of Angkor spirits!!!
Yes, very special place. 🥰 Thanks for watching!
As much as ive been enjoying your guys’ vlogs, I really hope you run into a full kitted drum set randomly and just rip again.
I did in Austria! Did you watch that video? we did exactly this... a friend surprised me with a rehearsal studio session and we went to town at the kit :)
Seen that. Need moar 😆😆😆.
haha @@Mynameisjeffdrums Don't be greedy!
Cambodian people thanks you so much for visiting Angkor wat temple in Cambodia ❤
Our pleasure! 🙏🏻
Glad to see you came to that conclusion Wyatt 😎👌 this life is a journey and for those of us that seek betterment, the adventure never ends. Great to see you and Lindsey doing well and enjoying life 👏 this is much different than what you used to do and I am glad you have made peace with that and found a new life. Appreciate you and the beautiful videos you are making, thanks for taking us along.
Josh! No way.. what an amazing comment. Thank you for watching till the end and leaving such kind words. ❤🔥🙏🏻 Hope to see you around these parts again!
Welcome to Cambodia My dear Thank you so much for joining in Cambodia 🇰🇭❤🙏
Our pleasure. Wonderful visit to Cambodia. Thanks for the warm wishes! ❤️🔥
Felicitation for your deep sentimental and emotional attachment 😍
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It is definitely hard pill to swallow when you have the best of intentions and are looking forward to creating an epic supervlog and then get told you cant by someone working there and some im sure can be hard to deal with when they dont understand 😢it was a great vlog none the less and your efforts are truly appreciated! Keep your head up and your best foot forward😁
Thanks very much for the kind words 😊 yes, difficult no doubt - but it all worked out in the end!
Wait…,oh that’s my country, I appreciate it😊
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❤Thank u for visit Cambodia
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Thanks very much for watching!
This place looked insane! Great content as always :D
Thanks a ton! Yes it really was a sight. Just mind blowing what the ancient peoples were able to create out of stone 🤯
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Wow, awesome content!
Thanks very much! 🙏🏻 Appreciate you stopping by and checking out our work.
@@WyAndL Of course! You guys make great content... the editing is out of this world. Like when you guys said 8 hours a day for 2-3 weeks for one video, man... I felt that.
Yes, we pour as much love as we can into the content.@@Powderblues Really happy you feel it shows! ❤🔥 thank you 🙏🏻
Nah. Id rather pay for drumcovers. And new music reactions. So stop wasting your time.
It’s really flattering to hear so many comments requesting we return to our old lives. Clearly those videos on the Wyatt Stav channel meant more to people than I ever really thought, so I’m humbled by that. I won’t be returning though. I’m not in pain anymore and those expressions don’t resonate with me like they once did. I imagine it would seem pretty hollow for someone who doesn’t listen to music to try and make reaction videos… thanks for the comment and view 🙏🏻😊 much love, and good luck on your journey
Who are you to say they’re wasting their time? It’s their life and they’re clearly enjoying it, be happy for them! Maturity and growth isn’t easy for everyone, I get it. But comments like yours are the real waste of time. Parkway Drive was my favorite band for the longest, but I’m not at all a fan of their latest album HOWEVER I’m happy for them that they’re doing what THEY want to do. I don’t have to listen to the new album, just like you don’t have to be here watching these videos and making unnecessary comments because you feel they’re wasting their time.
Most ignorant comment I’ve read in awhile
You must be Thai by the look of your picture.
@@Quadrightqueen I think he's Thai if you look closely at his picture.