Temple Run, a 2011 gaming sensation, has inspired a reckless trend where tourists race through Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Watch the video to know more. Qatar pushes back on reports ...

It’s a real-life Temple Run. The UNESCO World Heritage Site Angkor Wat, a Hindu-Buddhist temple in Siem Reap, Cambodia, has received an influx of tourists reportedly disrespecting their ...

Inspired by the popular mobile game Temple Run, visitors are taking to social media to share their own real-life temple run experiences at the ancient temples of Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm. The new trend ...

A new trend at Cambodia's world-famous Angkor temples is sparking a lively debate among cultural anthropologists, as tourists increasingly embrace a real-life version of the popular mobile game Temple ...

Inspired by the popular mobile game Temple Run, visitors are taking to social media to share their own real-life Temple Run experiences at the ancient temples of Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm.

TikTokers, Facebookers, and YouTubers are attempting to recreate the "Temple Run" video game in real life, according Bloomberg, with clips of themselves dashing across the ancient grounds set to ...

claiming it's 'Temple Run in real life'. Temple Run, established by Imagini Studios, follows an explorer with an ancient relic as they run from creatures chasing them. The game proved popular when ...

Labelling the trend 'Temple Run in real life', videos uploaded to TikTok and Facebook have seen users tagging the 'Cambodian Temple Run Challenge' - and amassing millions of views. However, it's left ...

you’d likely have tried your hand at Temple Run. As silly little games go it was pretty addictive, but 13 years after its release the game has made something of a resurgence… in real life.

Tourists have sparked debate after filming themselves sprinting around a Unesco World Heritage site in Cambodia as part of the ‘Temple Run in real life’ trend. Videos are gaining millions of views on ...