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         		 I finally cross the border and come into another world. Welcome to Cambordia! : by through-the-eyes-of-anna-sokolova, Views[216]
         		 -The Hope for a Future- Cambodia is a beautiful country with a rich, and unfortunately bloody, history. This is a picture of a young boy who lives in the slum near the rubbish dump. Cambodia has a lot of help and aid from both inside the country and outside, and it all makes a difference, but stories like this boy’s are still all too common. There’s still a long way to go.: by tyson, Views[1007]
     
    -Master of All I Survey- In Cambodia we walked through the slums that were nearby the school we were helping at. I had a chat to this guy and asked to take his picture. He lives in the slums and tries to get work day-by-day at construction sites in order to make whatever money he could. Pictured behind him is a pretty standard “wall” of a slum house. It isn’t solid; it’s just an old advertising banner.: by tyson, Views[755]
         		 -Left Behind- This image was taken at the sobering Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh. A high school before the Khmer Rouge Regime in the `70s turned it into the notorious Security Prison 21 (S-21), it saw an estimated 17,000 people were tortured and imprisoned in just four short years. Of that 17,000 only seven people survived. This cell, constructed in an old classroom, held officers of the Khmer Rouge after their own leaders turned on them. Beds (and sometimes bloodstains) are pretty much kept how they were found when the UN came to Cambodia and intervened.: by tyson, Views[1241]
         		 -The Innocent- This image was taken at the Choeung Ek Killing Field site. An orchard and Chinese graveyard before the Khmer Rouge regime in the `70s turned it into a killing field, it houses a Buddhist stupa which displays more than 5,000 human skulls that have been unearthed. An estimated 17,000 people were brutally executed at the Choeung Ek killing field site alone, including women, children and even babies. As you walk through the fields you can still see human bones coming up through the dirt.: by tyson, Views[925]
         		 -The Way We Were- Whilst back in Cambodia for another volunteer mission trip I wanted to capture the charm and wonder of Cambodia while also capturing the harsh poverty that went alongside it. This is a picture of some of the wall carvings in one of the temples in Angkor Wat in the Siem Reap province of Cambodia. There are hundreds of temples in this region which are a remnant of the once glorious Khmer Empire. Quite a contrast to how the country is now; still struggling over thirty years after Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge regime decimated this nation.: by tyson, Views[709]
         		 Barefoot together..after all the walking we took a break and sat down. : by mina89, Views[507]
     
    Whilst roaming around the temple with the little follower I learned that the temple was finely crafted by women. : by mina89, Views[467]
         		 She approaches me carefully..the curiosity is mutual. : by mina89, Views[484]
         		 Barefooted this little Cambodian girl touches the red stones of Banteay Srei. She decided to follow me. : by mina89, Views[564]
         		 Window to a Khmer world. Angkor Wat is a natural heritage of Cambodia: by zhanusik, Views[414]
         		 Khmer dance troupe starts us to think about Genesis. Revitalizing aspects of Khmer culture: by zhanusik, Views[580]
     
    Hanging out Cambodian kid still reminds that any contribution we do is a Stepping Stones for better life.: by zhanusik, Views[274]
         		 Buddhist monk is an inhabitant of the Angkor temple. He dreams one day to see the world enjoying peace.: by zhanusik, Views[265]
         		 Somewhere in Cambodia : by soaline-jack, Views[222]
         		 The Religion of Cambodia : by soaline-jack, Views[233]
         		 The Naga . History of Cambodia : by soaline-jack, Views[329]
     
    The Statue of Jayavarman vii,one of the great king in Cambodia in ancient time. : by soaline-jack, Views[557]
         		 Angkor watt is one of the famous Temple in the world , Cambodia : by soaline-jack, Views[335]
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