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Prasat Bayon in the evening light
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Lonely farmers house in the paddy field
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Housing along the causeway to Chong Khneas
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Speed limit along the channel
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Housing of the fisher folk
Look inside the hut
Fisher come home to their floating house
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Prasat Ta Keo
Prasat Ta Keo west side
Entry tower to Prasat Ta Keo
Around the Ta Keo mountain temple
The wall around the temple complex
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
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Prasat Ta Keo other view
The main axis of the temple is East-West and a causeway 500 meters long connects its eastern entrance to a landing stage on the Eastern Baray, with which Ta Keo was in tightly relationship. The outer banks of the surrounding moats, now vanished, measure 255 m by 195 m.
The East Baray today contains no water; farmers till crops on its bed.
The East Baray today contains no water; farmers till crops on its bed.
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