Cambodia

Click on Thumbnails to see full size image.	Who can even say the name Cambodia without thinking of the horrors of Pol Pot and the incredible tragedy that a country can be forced to endure. The image of "The Killing Fields" stays somewhere in your mind all the time you are in Cambodia. The only place I have visited in Cambodia is Siam Reap, the home of the temples of Angkor Wat. Siam Reap is in the Northwest corner of Cambodia, a short flight from Bangkok. ......Read More...Travel Notes on Cambodia
	This is the view as you walk up to the entrance of Angkor Wat in Siam Reap
	This temple, Banteay, is at the northern edge of the temple complex and is one of the older temples that has been restored
	A carving from one of the buildings of Temple Banteay
	In the outer halls of Angkor, some of the older statues have been relocated and people still pray or make offerings
	Another example of the statues moved to the hallway
	One of the temples inside the Angkor Wat complex
	On the outer walls of Angkor Wat there are wonderful carvings, this is an example
	My favorite of all of the temples
	Everywhere in Siam Reap are examples of the landmines left from the long and horrible civil war
	One of the children selling items at the temples
	Like many places in Asia, bikes are very important
	This temple (Taprohm I think) is only partially restored and gives a real sense of how the jungle takes back the land
	From this terrace the people would be addressed by the king or Priests - it faces the site where the bike picture was taken
	Coke sponsors this sign letting people know what actions to take if they discover a land min
	Away from the bigger and more visited temples are places like thi
	This little statue caught my eye
	Another shot of Taprohm
	Plowing the fields

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