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At Angkor, one of the most important archaeological sites in southeast asia - it has the ruins of several capitals of the Khmer empire. This is Ta Prohm temple at Angkor. This old man was sweeping the grounds76 views
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another little makeshift shrine - at the foot of a buddha76 views
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banana flowers (and bananas)75 views
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Angkor Wat at sunset75 views
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each of the hanging cones holds a prayer (the red strip of paper in the cone). the prayers burn and waft off to heaven75 views
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the three heads of Bayon75 views
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at the Killing Fields, a gruesome reminder of cambodia's not so distant violent past75 views
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a floating village on the lake - more than 1 million people live on or around the Tonle Sap74 views
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leaving Angkor Wat at sunset74 views
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Garuda guarding the city wall at Preah Khan. these bird men from Hindu mythology are the enemy of the serpent74 views
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the trees and the jungle have taken over the Ta Prohm temples73 views
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monks at Angkor Wat73 views
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a floating village73 views
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one of the massive stone faces at the Bayon. there are hundreds of these stone heads there73 views
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the center portion of this building is in the form of serpent heads (nagas)73 views
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a house on the Tonle Sap lake73 views
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