Cambodia – Photos

Posted on January 18, 2012 by speckspeck101

From Phnom Penh to Ankor Wat to the stilt village of Kompong Phluk, Cambodia is quickly becoming one of my favorite places on earth. A few pics from the last couple days:

Village Panorama, Cambodia — Took this from atop an old Russian hydrofoil boat, an 8 hour long ride from Phnom Penh to Siam Reap

Ankor Wat — The interior of Ankor Wat

Ankor Wat entrance — The hordes of people heading into Ankor Wat. There are more than 1000 temples in the region, many of them empty

Bayon Temple, Cambodia — Monks in front of Bayon Temple

Wedding at Ankor Wat — A wedding party in front of Ankor Wat

Men on boat, Cambodia — Men on a fishing boat

Bayon Temple, Cambodia — One of the many smiling faces of Bayon Temple

Rice Paddy — A rice field outside of Siam Reap

Mosque, Cambodia — A mosque outside of Phnom Penh

Brine, stilt village, Cambodia — Small brine are layed out to dry in the village of Kompong Phluk

Kompong Phluk, Cambodia — The stilt village Konpong Phluk

Rice Paddies, Cambodia — Flooded rice paddies outside of Siam Reap

Man at Kompong Phluk — Kompong Phluk

Fishing nets, Kompong Phluk — Fishing nets at Kompong Phluk

Published by speckspeck101

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4 thoughts on “Cambodia – Photos”

kiekanj says:

January 18, 2012 at 12:04 pm

Reblogged this on Big Girl's World.

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Allison says:

January 18, 2012 at 2:58 pm

Beautiful pictures Sarah. Absolutely incredible!

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Laura says:

January 31, 2012 at 2:45 pm

Beautiful photos. Love Cambodia!

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1. speckspeck101 says:
  
  February 1, 2012 at 1:15 pm
  
  Thanks Laura! I adore your blog by the way — really beautiful design, and wonderful writing. I recently wrote about Kibera and Carolina for Kibera too – interesting to see you just visited. I loved what Rye Barcott is doing there. http://specktreks.com/2012/01/05/from-the-killing-fields-to-kibera/
  Good luck on the rest of your travels!
  
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