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    Soul: by leesa87, Views[212]
         		 Abandoned: by leesa87, Views[204]
         		 Priorities: by leesa87, Views[200]
         		 Maybe he meant nobody for some people, but for some meant a world. After a Monday …there is a Tuesday though, new day, new beginning…when something wonderful can happen to all of us...: by leran, Views[428]
         		 “Human beings make mistakes, so did I.” Norodom Sihanouk. He admitted this not only once. Despite of every mistake he made nation loved him so much that many would gave a life for him. Characteristics like charismatic, hero, patriot, role model were commonly used with his name. Nuns came in front of the Royal palace in crowds with monks and thousands of mourning people to pray together for their former leader. : by leran, Views[1011]
     
    Sihanouk's official title was
         		 The roots of a lotus are in the mud, the stem grows up through the water and the heavily scented flower lies pristinely above the water, basking in the sunlight. This pattern of growth signifies the progress of the soul from the primeval mud of materialism, through the waters of experience into the bright sunshine of enlightenment. It symbolizes purity, spirituality, prosperity so no wonder there were thousands of them brought to deceased Cambodian beloved King on 15 October 2012.: by leran, Views[979]
         		 It was a hot sunny Monday morning as any other in the tropical Cambodia. Nobody in the country would expect that in the evening they will take their sons and daughters to pray for the most significant leader of their country, who just passed away. He was known as King-father of Cambodia, Norodom Sihanouk. : by leran, Views[646]
         		 A young man captures the vast façade of the temple ahead with a cell-phone camera. This complex has witnessed the evolution of human image making since the story of its construction was etched into its walls nearly 1000 years ago. : by nasuna, Views[427]
         		 A girl dressed in traditional Khmer costume gets off her feet in between costumers. A steady stream of tourists pays one dollar each to photograph her troupe. With over 1 million visitors to the site each year and rising, increased opportunity for employment comes with the price of site degradation.: by nasuna, Views[759]
     
    Surrounded by 12th century rubble, a guide takes advantage of a quiet moment to text. In 1992, Angkor Wat was placed on the List of World Heritage in Danger due to illegal excavations, but was removed in 2004 after successful preservation initiatives.: by nasuna, Views[436]
         		 Groundskeepers make their way across the waters that surround the temple. This ancient moat structure, excavated by hundreds of thousands of workers, is so big that it’s visible from space.: by nasuna, Views[333]
         		 A bridal party prepares for elaborate pre-wedding photos outside the main temple complex. Although foreigners must pay an entrance fee, it’s free for all Cambodians and their relatives to visit this world heritage site.: by nasuna, Views[919]
         		 It seems regardless of age in Cambodia, if you can ride a scooter, you can work: by world2world, Views[477]
         		 The love between a boy and his best friend : by world2world, Views[533]
     
    This is not a novelty, suppression by Pol Pot had forced them into this: by world2world, Views[1337]
         		 The children would come out and wave, though some seemed offended by my presence: by world2world, Views[349]
         		 This look in his eyes is fascination, i had just showed him a photo of himself : by world2world, Views[344]
     
         		 mother with her children to set sail: by innodelarmente, Views[339]
     
    a lady bathing by the lake: by innodelarmente, Views[757]
         		 floating houses: by innodelarmente, Views[346]
         		 another day of work in the river: by innodelarmente, Views[304]
         		 A pile of human bones and skulls kept for decades in an ornamented stupa erected on a former killing field in Wat Thmei, Cambodia.: by jeffpeteza, Views[634]
         		 Popular during sunset, the summit of Phnom Bakheng, a temple resides atop of a hill, offers a magnificent view of its surrounding nature especially that of Angkor Wat to the South East.: by jeffpeteza, Views[389]
     
    Despite of an untidy dress, this young Khmerian postcard-girl gained a lot of sales merely with her soft voice, beautiful dark brown eyes, and precious smile.: by jeffpeteza, Views[661]
         		 Roaming around the area with his companion dog, a man in uniform guarded the gate of one of the many Khmer temples in Angkor Archaeological Park.: by jeffpeteza, Views[329]
         		 Stands at the centre of Angkor Thom in Cambodia, the Bayon is a Khmer temple distinctively known with its more than 200 stone faces intricately carved in massive towers seemed to appear as muddle of stones and sort of moving chaos assaulting the sky.: by jeffpeteza, Views[450]
         		 Children as part of a hotel cooking class and tour, the culture of charity tourism in Cambodia is imbibed early on.: by allenpangan, Views[336]
         		 Poverty floating amidst the beauty. A village in Cambodia rely on the river for sustenance.: by allenpangan, Views[378]
     
    A blessing for some change. Monks stopping tourist cars for alms.: by allenpangan, Views[418]
         		 Buddhist monks and monkeys freely roaming around the Angkor Wat temple.: by allenpangan, Views[708]
         		 Landmine victim in Siem Reap turns into music and tourism for livelihood.: by allenpangan, Views[321]
         		 A little village girl by the banks of the Mekong River, Cambodia.: by nikkigates, Views[736]
         		 Rags and riches find comfort in one another.: by nikkigates, Views[269]
     
    The delicate work of the silk weaver.: by nikkigates, Views[347]
         		 This young village girl was very unsure of my camera.: by nikkigates, Views[377]
         		 A young monk tied to his village for spiritual belief and religion.: by nikkigates, Views[247]
         		 Sunrise at Angkor Wat is a time for reflection. It is a popular early morning destination for both the local Khmer people and visiting tourists. : by dougshobbrook, Views[693]
         		 With out access to electricity the evening meal is shared around a kerosene lamp.: by dougshobbrook, Views[910]
     
    From a young age the children of Kok Thnoght Village help their farming families by working in the fields.: by dougshobbrook, Views[479]
         		 Stepping Stones School in rural Cambodia provides a safe and happy environment for children to learn and play in.: by dougshobbrook, Views[1650]
         		 After having hula hoops donated to Stepping Stones School a young boy tries as hard as he can to master the art of hula hooping while a young girl who picked it up naturally looks on in disgust.: by dougshobbrook, Views[548]
         		 Being graced by the sun setting behind a buddhist temple at Kompong Pluk.: by wez7, Views[214]
         		 A Cambodian boat driver navigates the waters near Angkor, towards Kompong Pluk.: by wez7, Views[280]
     
    One of the many faces of the Bayon Temple, situated within the Angkor Temples.: by wez7, Views[232]
         		 Passing the guardian statues at the entrance to the Angkor complex of temples.: by wez7, Views[253]
         		 Statue of Buddha and his pupils near the monastery.: by olgashu, Views[431]
         		 Eisey Patamak mountain is the place where monks go to see the sunset: by olgashu, Views[558]
         		 Cambodian monk looks through the scarf hiding his face from the daylight: by olgashu, Views[563]
     
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