Around the Ta Keo mountain temple
Entry tower to Prasat Ta Keo
Prasat Ta Keo west side
Prasat Ta Keo
Prasat Ta Keo other view
Prasat Bayon in the evening light
Pokambor Ave in Siem Reap
Inner yard in the Angkor National Museum
Bodhisattva Lodesvara
Siem Reap Angkor National Museum
The gantry Samdech Tep Vong St
Lonely farmers house in the paddy field
Mosque in Chong Khneas
Housing along the causeway to Chong Khneas
Boats tour start in Chong Khneas
Fisher vessel at the simple wharf
Speed limit along the channel
Oncoming public traffic
Mobil floating cottage
Housing of the fisher folk
Look inside the hut
Fisher come home to their floating house
A villager woman and her child
West entry tower to the temple complex
Causeway to the western entry tower
Ta Prohm as a monastery
Spung Tetrameles nudiflora
Before and after conservation
A pedestal for memorable photos
Tomb Raider tree in Ta Prohm complex
Ta Prohm has called the living jungle
Buddha looks trough the fig roots
Inner courtyard in Ta Prohm
Tower in Ta Prohm
Young souvenir vendor inside Ta Prohm
Strangler figs overpower the ruins of Ta Prohm
Iconic tree of Ta Prohm taking over the ruins
Ta Prohm the temple of the Strangler Figs
Ta Prohm hospital
Severely disabled musicians
Vendor girl sells fans
Souvenir market in Angkor Thom
Door to the Terrace of the Leper King
Walk back to the Royal Palace in Angkor Thom
Through the arcade of Baphoun
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Amazing return to Siem Reap and the Angkor heritage
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The wall around the temple complex


Everywhere the big trees and plants have overpowered sandstone built walls and structures.
The nature has a dual role of destroyer and consoler; strangling on the one hand, and healing on the other; no sooner splitting the carved stones asunder than she dresses their wounds with cool, velvety mosses, and binds them with her most delicate tendrils; a conflict of moods so contradictory and feminine as to prove once more if proof were needed how well "Dame". Nature merits her feminine title.
The nature has a dual role of destroyer and consoler; strangling on the one hand, and healing on the other; no sooner splitting the carved stones asunder than she dresses their wounds with cool, velvety mosses, and binds them with her most delicate tendrils; a conflict of moods so contradictory and feminine as to prove once more if proof were needed how well "Dame". Nature merits her feminine title.
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