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| Today, we bike to Angkor Vat |
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| The main temple complex, viewed from the west |
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| Kravan |
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| Fishing for lunch |
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| The People's Party of Cambodia has a vast campaign of adverts throughout the country. |
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| East gate to Banteay Kdei |
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| (from the other side) |
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| Banteay Kdei |
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| How does it stand ? |
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| The holes probably served to insert woodsticks for transportation |
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| Back to the gate |
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| Fishing near Srah Srang |
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| There is loads of space in between the temple grounds, and locals use them for the cows (note the huge horns) |
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| The north gate to Banteay Kdei, closed |
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| Entering Ta Prohm from the East side |
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| Ta Prohm is famous for its trees |
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| They have grown in most amazing places, and have huge roots |
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| Typical rocks used in Khmer temples of Angkor Vat |
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| Amazing: we had met this German guy in Melbourne, Australia, and we just stumble upon him again ! |
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| Monkeys and local people. Note that they can fit 6 people on a motorbike ... |
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| Angkor Vat main building |
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