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the Terrace of the Elephants - the terrace was used by one of the Angkor kings (who built it) to watch his army62 views
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Chuck happy on our boat. we're not morning-people and getting up before dawn is anathema to us. but this was definitely worth it62 views
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protecting myself from the rain with my parasol62 views
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really pretty silk; it was interesting watching the process of making fabric like this62 views
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a woman at one of the houses doing her day's grocery shopping from the produce sellers that ply the lake on their canoes61 views
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pond at Angkor Wat61 views
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Mishti Panir Chora - the area is named after this stream ("Sweet Water Stream") which flows down from the hills and meets the ocean here. u can see the strip of the evergreen forest by the shore.61 views
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Chuck and Khalu (my uncle)61 views
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an outdoor reclining buddha as we're driving by61 views
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female monks and schoolgirls praying at the temple on full moon day61 views
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how many people can you fit on a truck?61 views
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flying off as our boat approaches61 views
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it was amazingly relaxing sitting at this restaurant surrounded by water and mountains, watching the occasional fisherman or lake people going by on their canoe61 views
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view from top of Mandalay Hill. at sunset thousands of dragonflies were dancing around the hill in giant clouds61 views
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sunset and view of Mandalay from top of Mandalay Hill61 views
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painting little clay bowls used in the pagoda61 views
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