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I thought I was buying a couple of hard boiled eggs. Nope. They have the baby bird inside. Taken in Phnom Penh, Cambodia by Alison Ryde
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I thought I was buying a couple of hard boiled eggs. Nope. They have the baby bird inside. Taken in Phnom Penh, Cambodia by Alison Ryde
'Situated within the royal palace in phnom penh is phnom mondop - a small artificial hill symbolizing mount kailassa, topped by a shrine containing a large buddha footprint. the shrine is adorned with 108 buddha images symbolizing the 108 past lives of buddha. the hill itself is surrounded by lush plants, forming a green oasis in the middle of the palace compound'.
"I spent the better part of the afternoon stalking monks and came across these two gentlemen having a discussion of some sort. next thing I knew we were engaged in a conversation and I just snapped away." Taken by Julian B Ho in Cambodia
It was late afternoon and I was en route to Angkor Wat when I came across these bunch of kids just swimming and playing in the surrounding moat. Being a hot day, it was no surprise when further up the road, similar scenes emerged. Stueng Saen, Kampong Thum, Cambodia. Taken by Julian B Ho

"I met some people who worked at the Temple Bar on Pub Street. They invited me to this place along Tonle Sap after work. As the evening descended, I witnessed this amazing lightning storm (sans thunder) in the background whilst boats went past...
This was totally random". Cambodia. Taken by Julian B Ho

One of the many impressive corridors in Angkor Wat, Cambodia. For more pictures of the temples, click here. Taken by Dave_B
at Sunday, May 30, 2010 0 comments
Labels: cambodia, sacred sites, temples
at Wednesday, January 27, 2010 1 comments
Labels: buddhism, cambodia, faces, sacred sites, Statues

"These bikes belonged to a Cambodian family. It was a public holiday the day we visited the temples, so there were lots of local families there. This family was having a picnic a few metres to my right". Taken by Megan C

"Buddhist nun: My 19-year-old son, Gavin and I met this peaceful vision of a soul amid the ruins in the main temple at Angkor Wat, Seim Reap, Cambodia. It was June of 2005, exactly two years before she would pass away. We were awed by her pure joy and beauty, deeply moved by the love she radiated. She doesn't own a cell phone or a credit card or a car or a checking account. She was barefoot (we later wondered if she even owned a pair of shoes). We spent the rest of the afternoon wandering through those ancient ruins, wet from the weight of the Cambodian sun, smiling and singing All You Need is Love. It was one of the very best days of my life". Taken by Annie Link
at Saturday, May 31, 2008 5 comments
Labels: angkor wat, buddhism, cambodia, nun, portraits

"Angkor Wat, July 2004, Siem Reap, Cambodia. The Bayon: A massive temple complex built by Jayavarman VII between 1181 and 1220. It features 3,936 feet of superb bas-relief carving and mysterious Buddha faces carved on the towers of the third level. Breathtaking". Taken by Hannuna
at Saturday, December 08, 2007 4 comments
Labels: buddhism, cambodia, rocks, sacred sites, Statues, temples