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         		 Lobby of the Tara Angkor Hotel. A free 30 minute foot massage is included!: by chicagoguy, Views[151]
         		 Road from airport to hotel: by chicagoguy, Views[153]
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    ...and the biggest pagodas don't lack anything compared to their dry land counterparts, including satellite TV and dogs waiting on the front porch!: by filipporivetti, Views[488]
         		 The population is partly Vietnamese: pagodas decorated with bougainvilleas while floating on top of boat hulls are not uncommon sights. Even though the village seems disconnected from the rest of the world, there is more than one mobile phone shop (floating of course!)...: by filipporivetti, Views[563]
         		 One of the main activities is of course building and restoring boats and tying together barrels and bamboo which are used, together with boat hulls, to keep everything floating.: by filipporivetti, Views[435]
         		 This is one of many families selling freshly caught shrimps. The mother paddles around the village, while her son helps her out with the weighting. Other families sell fruit and vegetables, chickens and fish, drinks, while karaoke bars, ice factories and churches floats around all tied together forming waterways and canals.: by filipporivetti, Views[549]
         		 Welcome to the floating village of Kompong Luong. On the Tonle' Sap Lake about 35km from Pursat, Cambodia, plus or minus 5km: the whole village is towed depending on the water levels! Here everything floats, and all sort of products are sold from canoes paddling around the village, while the wealthier drive around in motorized boats.: by filipporivetti, Views[1009]
     
    Sometime she talks like a literate and wise person and her amiable and funny personality make her easily build a lot of 'families' and leave unforgettable memories to people. Even tears but smile never lost from her face. I pray that the light of hope will continue to guide her in the darkness.: by we-are-family, Views[7130]
         		 it’s almost 10 years now that she searches tirelessly for justice after a wealthy family claim ownership and build house on a land that she believe is belong to her father and has cleared the bushes to plant vegetables. : by we-are-family, Views[516]
         		 Grandma Phy is an orphan, single, homeless, has mental sickness and leads a vagrant life with only her bicycle. Life has made her a strong woman. : by we-are-family, Views[1122]
         		 Beautiful Fungie hidden inbetween Reflections x 2: by darylgoestogreenland, Views[279]
         		 Beautiful Fungie hidden inbetween Reflections: by darylgoestogreenland, Views[260]
     
    Mekong Delta, Subtle Reflections: by darylgoestogreenland, Views[288]
         		 Stairway to a reflection of oneself: by darylgoestogreenland, Views[317]
         		 lilly pads reflection of life: by darylgoestogreenland, Views[275]
         		 Most of the colourful houses of the Kampong Phluk villages have contained gardens filled with herbs, lemongrass and vegetables. : by laurianryan, Views[528]
         		 Everyday chores like washing and drying in the Cambodian Villages of Kampong Phluk are a much easier task during the dry season. : by laurianryan, Views[326]
     
    The dry season in Kampong Phluk exposes the 6 metre tall stilted structure of the village where children play on solid land.: by laurianryan, Views[563]
         		 The economy of Kampong Phluk depends on fishing. During the dry season, the village is carpeted in mats of drying shrimp. : by laurianryan, Views[365]
         		 We navigate through an obstacle course of mangroves in the Flooded Forest surrounding the Kampong Phluk villages, Cambodia. : by laurianryan, Views[1162]
         		 It is mid-afternoon and despite the heat, the men wade out into the lake to check the nets and see what is going to be 'catch of the day'.: by katpayne, Views[313]
         		 Everyone has their own role to play in the fishing ‘production line’ in the village and here the boys are busy untangling and mending the fishing nets. In the background the stilt legs of the houses tower above the boat. : by katpayne, Views[336]
     
    The community revolves around the lake and almost all travel is done via boat, with the waterways becoming narrower and narrower into the dry season. This lady is on her way back from the market with her groceries, heading home to cook and feed her family.: by katpayne, Views[260]
         		 While their older family members are busy with their daily chores, these three boys enjoy their freedom and entertain themselves with a good old fashioned game of ‘It’. Although all the people in the village of Kompong Phhluk live with only the most basic amenities, the overpowering sense when I visited there was how happy they were. The importance of family and team work has not been lost as is so often the case in the Western world.: by katpayne, Views[491]
         		 Visiting the village of Kompong Phhluk just outside of Siem Reap, Cambodia was like stepping back in time. Situated on the flood plains of the Tonle Sap lake, the world around these homes undergoes dramatic transformation from dry to wet season. In the dry season, homes tower some 10 meters high on their tall wooden stilts, yet in the wet season, water laps at their doors. Fishing and the creation of fish paste, which is used so regularly in South East Asian cuisine, is the community’s main source of income. Everyone has a role to play in this process, and in this image a girl is chopping up the fish, separating the good and the bad before it is pounded together forming the infamous paste. : by katpayne, Views[435]
         		 Sometime she talks like a literate and wise person and her amiable and funny personality make her easily build a lot of 'families' and leave unforgettable memories to people. Even tears but smile never lost from her face. I pray that the light of hope will continue to guide her in the darkness.: by we-are-family, Views[152]
         		 it’s almost 10 years now that she searches tirelessly for justice after a wealthy family claim ownership and build house on a land that she believe is belong to her father and has cleared the bushes to plant vegetables. : by we-are-family, Views[208]
     
    Grandma Phy is an orphan, single, homeless, has mental sickness and leads a vagrant life with only her bicycle. Life has made her a strong woman. : by we-are-family, Views[508]
         		 Locals sit and relax by the edge of the road.: by photodude, Views[206]
         		 Tourists outside Banteay Srei temple: by dangian, Views[214]
         		 Inside Angkor Wat: by dangian, Views[227]
         		 Buddhist nun sits amongst the ruins of Ta Prohm: by dangian, Views[243]
     
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