No, we didn’t go to all of them, but it sure felt like it. We got to see the ones that have giant, Omec-like faces carved into them. Some temples were restored to almost new looking quality, some were left to look as they were when they were discovered. We even got to walk around the temple they used for the rustic temple scenes in Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life.
Rather than give you a long list of GPS coordinates and boring details, I’ll just let you see the pics since that’s all you’ll be looking for anyway.
These are actually some of the easier stairs we had to climb.
They still use these ancient doorways today.
The famous faces that remind me of the Omecs in South America
Do I look like them?
This giant tree is growing out of the temple roof.
This is the inside of the temple and the roots of that giant tree above.
These ruins are ruined.
A doorway made more famous when Laura Croft ran through them in the Tomb Raider movie.
I was paid $10/hour to hold this up. Not worth it…
No one is sure exactly how these ancient people knew about dinosaurs, but that is a stegosaurus if I ever saw one.
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