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the causeway leading to Angkor Wat51 views
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selling vegetables and fruits51 views
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the steps were so narrow and so steep it was like climbing a vertical stone wall, with no railing to hold on to & the steps falling apart in places. once you started climbing, changing your mind was out of the question, & the only way to go was up51 viewsi could only imagine falling and cracking my skull on the stone courtyard below. my fingers were all slippery with sweat in fear, which made it even harder to grasp the crevices in the narrow smooth stone steps. apparently, they designed the towers with such steep & narrow steps like this to create an impression of reaching to the heavens, and also to make it difficult for mere mortals to reach the gods (gods are not supposed to be easily accessible).
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a girl living in one the floating houses, washing dishes50 views
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a floating village50 views
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this shop stocks housewares and all kinds of stuff50 views
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pond at Angkor Wat50 views
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climbing down from the tower in the center of Angkor Wat. there are stairs on each side of the tower, but this is the only side that has a railing to hold on to. each step is really high and super narrow (you can only fit your foot sideways on a step)50 views
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Chuck on the Naga bridge with Angkor Wat up ahead50 views
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commerce on the lake. people go on these canoes from one floating house to another selling all kinds of stuff49 views
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this boat is a little clothing shop49 views
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a restaurant/men's hang out spot, on the lake48 views
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view of the Angkor Wat temple complex from the top of the centre tower48 views
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a little girl canoeing her family47 views
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a floating house on the Tonle Sap lake - it's the largest freshwater lake in southeast asia46 views
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a floating church46 views
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a mangrove forest in the lake46 views
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