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         		 Awesome mini-Angkor Wat surrounded by a
     
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         		 Beautiful doors: by sglass, Views[154]
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         		 Old murals undergoing restoration after flood damage: by sglass, Views[180]
     
    It was very beautiful & peaceful walking around the palace grounds & all the temples and pagodas: by sglass, Views[180]
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         		 A hidden little shrine on the palace grounds: by sglass, Views[205]
         		 Crazy Cambodian cats!! They have no tails! We asked a local about it b/c it looks like they crop them all but she said no, they are just born that way. She was surprised that we have cats with tails.: by sglass, Views[2274]
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    Pretty pagodas and gardens all over the grounds of the Royal Palace: by sglass, Views[183]
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         		 The silver pagoda: by sglass, Views[160]
         		 Royal Palace: by sglass, Views[162]
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         		 The Royal Palace: by sglass, Views[179]
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    After that depressing prison, we needed to visit something a little lighter- so we went into the grounds of the Royal Palace: by sglass, Views[225]
         		 Some of the crude torture devices used by the Khmer Rouge here: by sglass, Views[328]
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         		 This place has a very creepy feel to it... and looks like it hasn't been changed since the day it was liberated: by sglass, Views[217]
     
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         		 Some of the cells constructed in the former school: by sglass, Views[196]
         		 The barbed wire was to prevent prisoners from escaping and/or committing suicide by jumping: by sglass, Views[201]
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         		 The Khmer Rouge, just like the Nazis, took meticulous records, including photographing every prisoner before they were killed: by sglass, Views[246]
     
    A former gym class exercise post turned water torturing device. They'd hang people upside down & dunk their heads in the jars of dirty water: by sglass, Views[228]
         		 One of the largest holding cells (former classroom). Many of these rooms had a single large photo on the wall showing a very graphic image of the dead prisoner found in each of them.: by sglass, Views[325]
         		 Former highschool turned prison in the middle of Phnom Penh: by sglass, Views[248]
         		 14 graves on the grounds of Tol Sleung Prison, also known as S-21. The Khmer Rouge used this former school as a torture/prison facility. These graves are of the 14 unidentified bodies found in the prison cells when it was liberated.: by sglass, Views[358]
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