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    To give some scale to the size of the tree roots...: by thibaut, Views[218]
         		 Cathy exploring the corridors of Ta Prohm: by thibaut, Views[250]
         		 More tree root engulfed buildings part of the Ta Prohm temple.: by thibaut, Views[285]
         		 An impressive sight demonstrating the jungle reclaiming the temple. : by thibaut, Views[273]
         		 Trees which are determined to grow anywhere!: by thibaut, Views[257]
     
    Jungle roots snaking their way over walls at the Ta Prohm temple.: by thibaut, Views[271]
         		 Ta Prohm temple with its jungle atmosphere.: by thibaut, Views[291]
         		 An impressive looking tree root along a wall of the Ta Prohm temple.: by thibaut, Views[223]
         		 Part of the ruins of Ta Prohm, well known for the sights of the jungle reclaiming the site.: by thibaut, Views[263]
         		 One of the numerous gates of Angkor Thom.: by thibaut, Views[216]
     
    Terrace of the Elephant. It's a 2.5 meter high wall spanning 300m as a terrace adorned with carved elephants.: by thibaut, Views[283]
         		 Tourists on an elephant passing one of the many temples of Angkor. : by thibaut, Views[231]
         		 More stone faces of the Bayon Temple.: by thibaut, Views[248]
         		 Posing with one of the stones faces at the Bayon temple.: by thibaut, Views[290]
         		 Bayon Temple with its giant stone faces which point to the cardinal points.: by thibaut, Views[262]
     
    Steps leading up to the famous Angkor Wat, guarded by large lion like statues.: by thibaut, Views[858]
         		 Some of the local ladies of old times...: by thibaut, Views[278]
         		 A fighting scene depicted on stone walls of Angkor Wat.: by thibaut, Views[274]
         		 A long corridor of pillars at Angkor Wat Temple.: by thibaut, Views[343]
         		 Close up of the stone carvings on the wall.: by thibaut, Views[243]
     
    Exploring the many pictorial stories carved into the stone at Angkor Wat.: by thibaut, Views[272]
         		 Part of Angkor Wat.: by thibaut, Views[226]
         		 Sun still rising...: by thibaut, Views[217]
         		 The grounds in front of Angkor Wat.: by thibaut, Views[220]
         		 Sun rising over Angkor Wat.: by thibaut, Views[267]
     
    Sunrise over Angkor Wat temple. Soooo many tourists..: by thibaut, Views[217]
         		 Cathy wishing I'd hurry up so we can eat the ice creams.: by thibaut, Views[288]
         		 Looking in the other direction from the Hotel balcony.: by thibaut, Views[242]
         		 View from French Hotel called Lyon D'Or which was home during our stay in Phnom Penh, looking towards the Mekong river.: by thibaut, Views[266]
         		 Another building on the Royal Palace grounds.: by thibaut, Views[180]
     
    Getting late in the day at the Royal Palace.: by thibaut, Views[204]
         		 At the grounds of the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh.: by thibaut, Views[231]
         		 A temple building at the elaborate Royal Palace grounds.: by thibaut, Views[248]
         		 Inside the courtyard of the National Museum.: by thibaut, Views[263]
         		 National Museum in Phnom Penh. : by thibaut, Views[229]
     
    Tall Stupa at the center of the killing fields filled with over 8000 skulls of victims.: by thibaut, Views[266]
         		 A tree at the killing fields were they used to hang speakers and blare music to drown out the crys and screams of the dying victims.: by thibaut, Views[329]
         		 The sign reads; The executioners working office. Here was the place where executioners stationed permanently at Choeung Ek worked. The Office as well as the killing field were equipped with electric power which enabled them to conduct executions and to read and sign the rosters that accompanied the victims to the site at the night time.: by thibaut, Views[295]
         		 There were walls covered with photos of the prisoners, the majority killed.: by thibaut, Views[208]
         		 Tuol Sleng Museum, formerly a high school which was taken over by Pol Pot and turned into a place of torture.: by thibaut, Views[277]
     
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