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| looking for the longest wall art in the world |
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| the elephant village wall |
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| Going to the top of angkor wat |
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| Feeling Indiana Jones lang! |
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The Angkor Wat Entrance
The first time I learned about Angkor Wat was when I watched the movie of Angelina Jolie. The Tomb Raider, since then I in love sa place and I promise that I will be there someday. Planning my trip in Cambodia was not easy because its hard to find cheap flight and also the availability of flight was not fit to my schedule. This Cambodian adventure is one of my fav cause I celebrate my b-day during my travel.
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| very nice painting don' forget to buy souvenir |
Trivia:Angkor Wat built in 12th century, also was first hindu, then subsequently a buddhist temple complex in Cambodia, and the largest religious monument in the world.
Small temple before you reach the Angkor Wat
The Big face of Buddha
Monk !
stop over to this temple
Second to the biggest Temple
New found friend Mr. Monk!
My travel buddy standing at the side of temple
Graveyard of the king located at the top of Angkor Wat
 slippery when wet
Travel Tips: If you plan your trip to Cambodia no need to change the Cambodian money because the local store are accepting dollar, most of the local people cannot speak english lucky our tourist guide can speak english naman, also the food are cheap and very delicious the best food in the Asia.
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| very nice Painting don' forget to buy souvenir |
On the other side of cambodia is "Floating Village" you can see the poorest people in this country.My first think in this community ay native na sa kanila tumira sa ibabaw ng water.But when I asked the local villager the reason he said they don't have money to pay the Tax if titira sila sa lupa unlike sa floating village tax free.
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| floating village house |
while inside the floating village you can see young girl working and create money when they see some tourist...
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| young girl asked $1 for the picture |
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| sari sari store floating village style |
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| another floating village house |
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