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| Khmer king riding an elephant around a Buddhist complex sees a sexy woman (DM). |
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| Code of conduct prohibits skimpy clothing, smoking, and giving money to children (DM). |
No selfies with monks, no revealing clothing, and no smoking! Hilarious video shows tourists how to behave at Angkor Wat, Buddhist temple.
- Handing money to kids and touching temple reliefs forbidden.
- Do not climb, place feet on ancient stone art, or graffiti.
- Code of conduct video sent to every TV channel in Cambodia.
Cracking down on inappropriate behavior, Angkor Wat in Cambodia has released a hilarious new video urging tourists to take note of their code of conduct.
The two-minute clip starts off with a Khmer king, riding through the grounds of the complex on the back of an elephant -- before he suddenly halts after noticing a woman's strappy heels.
Issues addressed in the footage include travelers taking selfies with monks, handing money to children and touching temple reliefs. More
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