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         		 Monks are everywhere, here his clothes and elements gave to us a high contrast : by reiseviaje, Views[269]
         		 After a long day, talking about the history of the temples, he takes a break: by reiseviaje, Views[289]
     
    This woman was working alone in the field, few seconds to capture the moment: by reiseviaje, Views[314]
         		 Inside of one of the temples of Angkor Wat, the sun called to us: by reiseviaje, Views[314]
         		 This is the famous Tuk-Tuk, it is one of the ways to move around Siem Reap: by reiseviaje, Views[303]
         		 Having fun in Cambodia!: by anealis314, Views[559]
         		 Hanging out at Angkor Wat.: by anealis314, Views[594]
     
    Stairs that were still intact were very steep, tall, and so short you had to walk up and down them sideways. : by anealis314, Views[589]
         		 We were in awe at the Killing Fields, Angkor Thom, and Angkor Wat. Most of the day visiting these locations were spent wandering around taking photos.: by anealis314, Views[542]
         		 ornate Buddha inside Angkor Wat. : by anealis314, Views[597]
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         		 We found monkeys the second day we were there. I had a bag of mango slices and the monkey didn't think I was giving them to him fast enough. I was terrified he was going to run up my leg (you know how I feel about animals; now imagine how I feel about wild, unpredictables ones) so I threw my bag of mangos to him. Like a pro, he caught the bag. Don't worry, we picked up the trash.: by anealis314, Views[465]
     
    I don't normally like to take photos of the kids in these countries. But, this was a candid shot.....they were walking around Angkor Wat in the rain while everyone else was huddled inside.: by anealis314, Views[365]
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         		 more monks at Angkor Wat: by anealis314, Views[357]
         		 Checking out the younger monks while they were chanting..: by anealis314, Views[330]
     
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    Monk at Angkor Wat: by anealis314, Views[333]
         		 Angkor Wat: by anealis314, Views[332]
         		 What do you mean, monkeys can't ride bicycles?: by anealis314, Views[386]
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         		 No pictures of it, but at one point, a monkey actually climbed up her pants leg. : by anealis314, Views[369]
     
    Sadie's only request: monkeys. We happened upon them between Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom, so fruit was bought to feed them. She was pretty excited when she spotted them. Like, almost peed her pants excited. (She's going to kill me for tell you that!): by anealis314, Views[316]
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         		 Hanging out at Angkor Thom, in Terrace of the Lepur King. Visiting this temple was her one request and she was so excited.: by anealis314, Views[403]
         		 Both Angkor Wat and Thom were built out of sandstone in the 11th century. Most of it is badly damaged, although there are many efforts to preserve Angkor Wat. : by anealis314, Views[499]
         		 Jennifer, taking it all in.: by anealis314, Views[329]
     
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         		 part of Angkor Thom. I won't bore you with all the photos any of us have taken at Angkor Thom/Wat, just a few. It was a beautiful place. And so large we visited it twice. : by anealis314, Views[367]
         		 Jlock a mooie! (that's how you say cheers in cambodian/khmer. however, that is not how you spell it!): by anealis314, Views[623]
         		 I am not a fan of the crickets.: by anealis314, Views[351]
         		 CRICKETS!: by anealis314, Views[348]
     
    I tried a scorpion, we both tried frogs. Might as well try a new local delicacy.: by anealis314, Views[365]
         		 Wat Phnom, built in 1373.: by anealis314, Views[374]
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         		 In my opinion, saddest place at the Killing Fields. It is the killing tree, where small children were killed. Andrea and Diana, I didn't think of it till after we left, but if I ever visit again, my bracelet will be left here with all the others : by anealis314, Views[381]
     
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