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    Closeup of one of the stone carvings: by walkingabout2, Views[257]
         		 Huge tree at Taprohm: by walkingabout2, Views[344]
         		 Treasures everywhere you look : by walkingabout2, Views[293]
         		 I spent more time at Taprohm than at any other temple, including Angkor Wat: by walkingabout2, Views[261]
         		 The trees were as interesting as the temples, but the combination is incredible: by walkingabout2, Views[354]
     
    at Taprohm: by walkingabout2, Views[310]
         		 Taphrom, simply awesome: by walkingabout2, Views[680]
         		 Tree at the Taprohm temple, my favorite of them all: by walkingabout2, Views[347]
         		 Some of the ancient carvings in the stone: by walkingabout2, Views[830]
         		 A relatively quiet corner of Angkor Wat: by walkingabout2, Views[310]
     
    Angkor Wat - the largest religious structure in the world; you don't really get a sense of that until you're there - it feels as large as it looks: by walkingabout2, Views[563]
         		 One day this could all be developed - none of it is now, that's the beauty of it, though sadly there is a lot of plastic trash: by walkingabout2, Views[379]
         		 River house with a million dollar view: by walkingabout2, Views[905]
         		 The real thing - no hotels lined this river: by walkingabout2, Views[350]
         		 The landscape varied a lot on the river - excellent journey: by walkingabout2, Views[350]
     
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         		 Saw lots of really young kids adeptly handling boats on the river - this area is extremely remote - everything happens on the river (no roads) : by walkingabout2, Views[261]
         		 by walkingabout2, Views[266]
         		 A little town situated IN the river; floating houses, stores, farms, etc.: by walkingabout2, Views[291]
         		 We had no choice but to wack up against this little boat - they were unharmed though: by walkingabout2, Views[266]
     
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         		 I sat on top of the boat the whole way - at one poin the channel narrowed and we all had to duck: by walkingabout2, Views[251]
         		 birds eye view of life on the river: by walkingabout2, Views[259]
     
    We're actually out in the middle of nowhere here - discovered a whole community of boat gypsies: by walkingabout2, Views[270]
         		 People with boats live and camp on the riverbanks: by walkingabout2, Views[270]
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         		 Definitely the way to travel - you see so much more life as it's happening on the river: by walkingabout2, Views[249]
     
    The riverboat ride along the Tonle Sap from Battambang to Siem Reap (7 hrs): by walkingabout2, Views[295]
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         		 Walking across the shaky (but well made) suspension bridge: by walkingabout2, Views[618]
         		 Village house in the countryside: by walkingabout2, Views[777]
         		 View from the temple on top of the mountain: by walkingabout2, Views[397]
         		 Memorial shrine near the killing caves: by walkingabout2, Views[652]
     
    I climbed this mountian to see these temples. I hired a little girl for $1.50 to show me the way to the temples and the killing cave: by walkingabout2, Views[390]
         		 Fairy-tale gorgeous temples: by walkingabout2, Views[419]
         		 Up the ancient staircase to temples that pre-date angkor wat: by walkingabout2, Views[401]
         		 Descending one of the many steep staircases on the mountain to the temples. Saw monkeys along the way: by walkingabout2, Views[376]
         		 Bamboo train - FUN! It's just a platform with an engine and wheels attached; has to be disassembed when another train is coming. You fly down the track on this platform - I had one to myself. Ride lasted about 45 min each way; the fun is in the ride, not so much the destination, although it's all interesting.: by walkingabout2, Views[351]
     
    These bamboo trains are legimate forms of transportation, still being used. When two meet head to head on a single track, the train returning seems to have the right away - the people on the other platform have to jump off, the driver of the train staying on the track jumps off and helps move the other platform off the track; the whole process only takes a minute or two. : by walkingabout2, Views[422]
         		 Signs in the wooded areas outside the temples - many areas around Cambodia are still heavily mined: by walkingabout2, Views[295]
         		 Locals on one of the bamboo trains: by walkingabout2, Views[312]
         		 Inside one of the temples: by walkingabout2, Views[305]
         		 Trying to keep up with the kid in the pink shirt, my guide- she skipped most of the way up and down the moutains to the caves and the temples: by walkingabout2, Views[275]
     
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