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    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[246]
         		 Jennifer, taking it all in.: by anealis314, Views[208]
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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[233]
         		 Jlock a mooie! (that's how you say cheers in cambodian/khmer. however, that is not how you spell it!): by anealis314, Views[500]
     
    I am not a fan of the crickets.: by anealis314, Views[233]
         		 CRICKETS!: by anealis314, Views[220]
         		 I tried a scorpion, we both tried frogs. Might as well try a new local delicacy.: by anealis314, Views[249]
         		 Wat Phnom, built in 1373.: by anealis314, Views[256]
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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[243]
         		 Stupa at the Killing Fields. It houses the skeletons of those killed. : by anealis314, Views[229]
         		 You can put anything in a tuk tuk: by anealis314, Views[196]
         		 **reunited and it feels so good**: by anealis314, Views[184]
     
    Do I have something on my face? : by anealis314, Views[234]
         		 Our hostel in Phnom Phen, Mad Monkey, had an awesome rooftop bar. : by anealis314, Views[399]
         		 Buddhas in Angkor Wat : by jacquou, Views[214]
         		 Looking out from Angkor Wat: by jacquou, Views[191]
         		 The famous Bayon of Angor Thom: by jacquou, Views[204]
     
    Monks resting in Angkor Wat: by jacquou, Views[243]
         		 Crossing the ferry to Pnom Penh: by jacquou, Views[198]
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         		 One of the daily rituals of the nuns is getting rid of piles of fallen leaves and twigs inside the premises of the monastery. They get rid of them by burning them.: by rjnd, Views[395]
         		 As you may have noticed by now, I am easily attracted to beautiful light and have the tendency to play with it to capture emotion. When I saw the nun hanging her prayer robe out to dry, I knew it would be a lovely portrait.: by rjnd, Views[635]
         		 Dressed in their prayer robes, two Buddhist nuns had a brief conversation before entering a temple inside the monastery. This was the time when I was already starting to establish relationships with the nuns. The nuns already knew of my presence in their community and even with the language barrier they have been nothing but kind and gentle about my presence. I had been striking conversations with them thanks to my tuktuk driver who acted as my translator. When I saw this photo while file organizing, it eventually became my
         		 Inside the monastery is one of the most beautiful graveyards I have seen. I was immediately drawn to the little creature and the dramatic light. The cat, who felt my presence, turned its head to look at me, as if asking me to retreat from disturbing its peace.: by rjnd, Views[582]
     
    Living a simple life is the monastic way of life. I am nowhere as knowledgeable as perhaps most of the general public of what Buddhism and the practice of Dharma are, but what I witnessed when I visited this monastery at the heart of Siem Reap, Cambodia is the simplicity and the gentle nature of the Buddhist nuns. Here, before splitting some wood, a Buddhist nun calmly stood up against a backdrop of ethereal light rays. : by rjnd, Views[812]
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