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Friday, April 8, 2011

Travel Photos for the Temples of Angkor

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Top of the Phnom Bakheng, the level that once only the highest hierarchies could access, now been opened to everyone.

Elephant lane... Or we should warn the elephants about the presence of human being?

Sitting in peace for few hundred of years, waiting for the return of the missing part of the body. The waiting might end soon as UNESCO is undergoing extensive restoration upon Preah Khan.

A wrestling between the bricks and the trees. The fair fight is over as the unfair referee interferes.

Tree that grows on the building, or the building that been built under the tree?

Snakes, monkeys, elephants, and cows are the highlights of the souvenirs. Does anyone cares about the children?

Ancient doorways that lead to the center of Ta Prohm, a center of religion with great engineering of precision and craftmanship.

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Travel Photos of Angkor Wat

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Stand out of the mud without getting stained- the lotus best ellude the Sacred Angkor Wat, stands firm against the wave of time.

Engineered for greatness, the prasat of Angkor Wat stands high as a witness of the rose and the fall of Khmer Empire.

"I will be back..." Was that the last emperor of Khmer Empire thought when he was walking through this magnificient corridor, exiled by Siam army. Personally, LS felt that the corridor reminded him a lot about the "Mine of Moria" in LOTR.

Believers never forget to leave their prayers here, as the temple is the sanctuary for both Hindu and Buddhist.

UNESCO restorers are trying their very best to send all the broken pieces back to their origin. However, some puzzles seems to get them really tested, for now.

Heavenly dancers, the evidence of the fine Angkorian craftmanship. The sculptures reaches a incredible number of 1500, and all of them have unique poses.

"Charge and leave no prisoner!" Bas-reliefs depict a historical warfare on a gallery at Angkor Wat.

"Shot right between the eyes!" The general in the battle of Kurukshetra is a sharp shooter.

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[Bayon and Surrounding Area] [Phnom Bakheng and Baphuon]

[Preah Khan and Ta Prohm] [Shopping and Food in Siem Reap]

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.