Some stories about us: Travel Photos of Siem Reap Street

Friday, April 8, 2011

Travel Photos of Siem Reap Street

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Pictures of faces. Are they belong to the foreigners, the locals, the total strangers met on the daytime, or faint familiar faces in the dreams of the painter? Who cares, as long as they make money.

Full, half-full and empty bottles best illustrate the business of the night.

BBQ with the coal-burning flame produces the best food with ancient Angkorian taste, available at Pubstreet.

Most popular means for the Siem Reap folks to move from point A to point B.

A cross on an "I". Any idea what is the sign means?

One of the most conveniently available transport in Siem Reap.

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