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Ta Prohm is the only temple complex in Angkor that was left as it was found. it hasn't been restored, so it feels different from the other temples at Angkor, nature has overtaken the once grand complex78 views
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villagers carting their shopping back from market78 views
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Lake Vyrnwy, view from the hotel78 views
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shades of green and blue... rice fields, banana trees, blue hills in the back and the blue sky with puffy white clouds78 views
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more rice fields, banana plantations, and the hills78 views
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the rice fields were so beautiful78 views
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little huts perched on strips of land, surrounded by water everywhere. Teknaf ranks among one of my favourite places i've ever visited78 views
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the BRAC building in Teknaf, right on the seashore. we stopped off and ate lunch, it was almost impossible to get to (which made it all the more special since no one gets to see this amazing hidden away place), good thing we had 4-wheel drive.78 views
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water buffalo grazing. on sunny days you can see them sunk in pools of water with only their heads sticking out - they love water78 views
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one lone fisherman standing close to the shore in the rough ocean and the heavy rain, still trying to catch something78 views
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a couple of local kids who had caught a crab, and wanted us to buy it from them.78 views
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close up of the crab, it was a very striking looking animal.78 views
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i finally couldn't resist the temptation - had to eat one of these yummy crepes, despite my earlier resolve to stay away from street food. and we didn't get sick from it!78 views
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chilling out with a bottle of wine on our verandah by the river78 views
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vendor at one of the numerous stops along the way78 views
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