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         		 Lots of the temples have been reinforced in ways such as this to prevent collapse-- however given the overall lack of rules or safety of any kind really, we wouldn't be surprised if a lot of these temples we were just scrambling all over are not quite up to code. They sure were fun though!: by sglass, Views[127]
         		 We visited Preah Khan- the
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    Scrambling through passageways: by sglass, Views[134]
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    Ta Prohm (the Tomb Raider temple) was dedicated to King Jayavarman VII's mother. Preah Khan (this one) was dedicated to his father, which is why it's so massive!: by sglass, Views[171]
         		 Dead tree = still cool: by sglass, Views[188]
         		 A carving depicting the Churning of the Sea of Milk story: by sglass, Views[151]
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         		 Preah Khan means
     
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         		 Once again we had the place to ourselves to explore as we pleased: by sglass, Views[95]
         		 Can't get enough of these trees!: by sglass, Views[129]
         		 The bridge over the moat to the main entrance of Preah Khan: by sglass, Views[105]
         		 All over bridges and staircases in Khmer art you see these guys- Asura (demons)- holding a giant multi-headed serpent called the Naga. This is from a famous legend called
     
    The very grand entry way to the very grand next temple- Preah Khan: by sglass, Views[133]
         		 This may be weird, but we had lunch at another village house and this mama dog was nursing her puppies. Neither of us had ever actually seen this in real life! (Not a single dog or cat is spayed/neutered over here so there are strays running all over the place): by sglass, Views[106]
         		 Renovations at Preah Neak Pean (the pool temple). Not much to see here since there's no water and just ruins: by sglass, Views[131]
         		 Next temple - Preah Neak Pean. Built in the late 12th century, it's a small temple that consisted of a large square pool surrounded by four smaller square pools with an
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    Tree that has completely taken over the eastern gate of Ta Som: by sglass, Views[99]
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    Carvings at Ta Som: by sglass, Views[132]
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         		 Yet again it felt like we were the only ones here!: by sglass, Views[179]
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         		 Ta Som: by sglass, Views[205]
     
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         		 The entrance gate to the next temple we visited- Ta Som: by sglass, Views[205]
         		 Photos showing how these temples looked when first 'discovered' by European explorers: by sglass, Views[281]
         		 Hanging photo exhibition: by sglass, Views[960]
         		 Very well done photo exhibition on the temples of Angkor: by sglass, Views[232]
     
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