Cambodia changed my perspectives more than any other country I’ve been to in the past few years. Read the whole story in this article.
Cream & I at Ta Phrom templeTa Phrom templeAngkor Thom at the golden hourPreah Khan templePreah Khan templePreah Khan templeCream at Preah Khan templePreah Khan temple. How many doors are in this photo?Preah Khan templePreah Khan templeJayatataka BarayJayatataka BarayBanteay Srei temple’s centerpiece, honoring the Hindu trinity (Brama, Vishnu, and Shiva)Banteay Srei templeBanteay Srei templeCream and I at Banteay Srei templeTa-da!CoconutLok lak (Khmer steak tips)Cambodia countryside near Phnom Kulen National ParkKulen WaterfallLower Kulen Waterfall!Upper Kulen WaterfallRiver of 1,000 Lingas, these tiles that represent the balance of the universePreah Ang Thom Temple, sitting atop a huge stonePreah Ang Thom TemplePreah Ang Thom TemplePreah Ang Thom TemplePreah Ang Thom TemplePreah Ang Thom TempleTraffic jam near Kampong PhlukCambodia countrysideMeet your new boat captainKampong Phluk floating villageKampong Phluk floating village. The water rises over 20 ft during rainy season!Mangroves in Tonle Sap Lake. During rainy season, these trees are fully submerged, but they surviveCream & I at Tonle Sap LakeCream at Tonle Sap LakeSit here and stare into space for a while…Kampong Phluk floating village. The water rises over 20 feet in rainy season!Kampong Phluk floating villageKampong Phluk floating villageTwilight over Kampong Phluk floating villageThe monkeys at Angkor Wat are friendlyMonkeys at Angkor WatCream at Angkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatThe Angkor Wat’s long halls are completely covered in well-preserved carvingsNearly 1,000-year-old carvings line the halls of Angkor WatAngkor WatSteep stairs up to the Angkor Wat pinnacle!Angkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatCharky, Cream, and I at one of the Angkor Wat’s barays (artificial lakes)Tasty curryTa Promh TempleTa Promh TempleTa Promh TempleWelcome to my new homeCharky visiting my new homeTa Promh TempleTa Promh Temple. This tree root is like a snake – you see it?Ta Promh Temple. They filmed Tomb Raider here!Ta Promh TempleTa Promh TempleTa Promh TempleTa Promh TempleTa Promh TempleOne of many gates into Angkor ThomAngkor ThomAngkor Thom. Feels like Indiana Jones!Angkor ThomAngkor Thom. Each of the temples 54 towers has four faces, looking in each cardinal directionAngkor ThomCarvings at Angkor Thom showing how they used to live 1,000 years agoOne of the gates leading to Angkor ThomIn Siem Reap cityDelicious Khmer food, including amok (the curry), lok lak (steak tips), and a bean pancake thing.In Siem Reap cityOminous clouds over Siem Reap airportTesting the close-up setting on my camera, and this butterfly’s courageJayatataka BarayBanteay Srei temple. The three buildings here represent Brama, Shiva, and VishnuBanteay Srei temple1,000-year-old carvings at Banteay Srei templeDriving around; soaking it inAngkor WatFrom the top of Angkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatCream at Angkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor WatAngkor Wat. If these guys ever become a band, they need this photoCream at Ta Phrom templeAngkor Thom temple. 54 towers, 4 faces each, looking north, south, east, and west.Angkor ThomCarvings line the walls of Angkor ThomOne of the gates leading to Angkor ThomOne of the gates leading to Angkor ThomCream and I at Angkor WatOur guide Charky, Cream, and I near Angkor ThomCharky and I at Angkor WatCharky and I at Kulen Waterfall. He was an awesome guide – super knowledgeable and friendly. Let me connect you with him next time you’re in Siem Reap!
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