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monks at Angkor Wat64 views
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a house on the Tonle Sap lake64 views
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little old lady watching the street life below from her balcony63 views
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the trees and the jungle have taken over the Ta Prohm temples63 views
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all life takes place on the water. here's a floating pig pen. even the pigs spend their lives in the midst of the lake63 views
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in the rainy season when the level of the Mekong river is high, the Tonle Sap river reverses its flow & water is pushed into the lake & it increases to about 5 times its size63 views
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one of the massive stone faces at the Bayon. there are hundreds of these stone heads there63 views
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blind (and maimed - by land mines) musicians playing at Ta Prohm62 views
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Chuck & I hired one of these boats by ourselves and went around the lake62 views
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a girl living in one the floating houses, washing dishes62 views
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they use these elaborate bamboo setups to catch fish - fish from the Tonle Sap is the main source of protein for most of the population of Cambodia62 views
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our guide. after hanging out with him a couple of days, i asked him about the Khmer Rouge & found out his entire family had been killed by the KR. he entered a monastery after KR's end since that was the way he could be fed & educated62 views
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the causeway leading to Angkor Wat61 views
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look at the massive roots of this tree growing all over one of the buildings at Ta Prohm61 views
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commerce on the lake. people go on these canoes from one floating house to another selling all kinds of stuff61 views
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a woman at one of the houses doing her day's grocery shopping from the produce sellers that ply the lake on their canoes61 views
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some of these floating houses even have potted gardens in the front61 views
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on the Tonle Sap61 views
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