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    Stunning Asparas (goddess's) adorn all the walls: by gretch_costa, Views[245]
         		 It's hard to do justice to Angkor Wat, it is just so big. : by gretch_costa, Views[198]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[237]
         		 Our approach to Angkor was probably more chilled than most. We came from the east side, whereas the temple faces west where most people enter from...incredible from any angle: by gretch_costa, Views[233]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[224]
     
    Dripping with roots: by gretch_costa, Views[220]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[230]
         		 Yep, lots of this: by gretch_costa, Views[264]
         		 Nik and Costa in the rubble: by gretch_costa, Views[299]
         		 Entrance to Ta Prohm (yes, yes, Tomb Raider), which seems to attract giant trees and their roots. It is less preserved than the others, with incomplete walls and scattered blocks of stone: by gretch_costa, Views[311]
     
    One for the lepers...Terrace of the Leper King. Apparantly, there were a few of them: by gretch_costa, Views[173]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[197]
         		 Preah Palilay, a small but imposing structure with resident monk: by gretch_costa, Views[227]
         		 West of Bayon is the former royal enclosure/palace called Phimeanakas. : by gretch_costa, Views[257]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[204]
     
    by gretch_costa, Views[184]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[189]
         		 Next few photos are the Bayon and it's faces....: by gretch_costa, Views[180]
         		 Nik and the Bayon, an impressive temple in Angkor Thom with thousands of heads and faces peering down from all angles. It was a labyrinth in there: by gretch_costa, Views[187]
         		 Our mode of transport (left) is probably not the most elaborate this city has seen...but tuk tuks make for fine cruising: by gretch_costa, Views[237]
     
    Cheeky monkey, this one won a monkey street battle for his 'nana: by gretch_costa, Views[260]
         		 Demons on the causeway, as you get closer to the gate the heads are progressively rotated towards you as if they are watching you...creepy, but cool: by gretch_costa, Views[190]
         		 The impressive southern entrance to the walled city of Angkor Thom: by gretch_costa, Views[214]
         		 Ah ha! Our first glimpse of Angkor Wat through the trees. We are standing on the hill-top temple of Phnom Bakheng, our first temple of many...be prepared for lots of temple shots!: by gretch_costa, Views[205]
         		 Taking Shelter out of the midday sun after an eventful evening.: by gretch_costa, Views[272]
     
    Nick & Jasmine on the back of a Tuk Tuk.: by gretch_costa, Views[251]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[294]
         		 Bullets were expensive, so most were executed blindfolded with a shovel to the back of the head.: by gretch_costa, Views[329]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[295]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[210]
     
    The skulls of innocent men,women & children. : by gretch_costa, Views[213]
         		 The front of a memorial building which houses 8000 skulls of the victims who were executed by the Khmer Rouge & buried in mass graves in 1975-78. : by gretch_costa, Views[216]
         		 Doors to the prison cells now vacant. : by gretch_costa, Views[151]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[206]
         		 A prison cell with an ammunition container for a toilet & a chain for there leg. Cells were a 1m by 2m long.: by gretch_costa, Views[193]
     
    Pictures taken by the Khmer Rouge of prisoners who later were executed. : by gretch_costa, Views[168]
         		 The picture on the wall is of a Cambodian prisoner whom lay chained to this bed. In the pic blood smears the floor beneath the bed. : by gretch_costa, Views[227]
         		 Pillows and plates remain, a reminder that it wasn't so long ago someone (near death) was chained to this bed.: by gretch_costa, Views[248]
         		 This ex-school building housed thousands of Cambodian prisoners that were tortured for months before being executed and thrown into the mass graves outside of Phnom Penh. : by gretch_costa, Views[210]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[167]
     
    View inside a ex-classroom the Khmer Rouge turned into an interrogation room during the Civil war from 1975-78. Captors were chained to the bed & tortured. : by gretch_costa, Views[212]
         		 Two cats strike a pose: by gretch_costa, Views[207]
         		 The Silver Pagoda inside the royal palace. Inside the floor is decked with 5000 pure silver tiles, not to mention 25 carat diamond studded, solid gold Buddhas weighing 90kg! : by gretch_costa, Views[240]
         		 by gretch_costa, Views[231]
         		 The throne hall inside the royal palace in Phnom Penh: by gretch_costa, Views[282]
     
    Buddhist Pagoda near our guesthouse : by gretch_costa, Views[314]
         		 us with mrs mun (all she can say in english is 'sorry' and 'i love you'): by vivienne_and_iona, Views[390]
         		 filletting fish on the ground at the market: by vivienne_and_iona, Views[457]
         		 vesana (left) and vandera, from green cluster where we ate our meals: by vivienne_and_iona, Views[2153]
         		 kids playing in the pond down the road from NHCC: by vivienne_and_iona, Views[1141]
     
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