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| Some images from April 1999 visit... |
| Flight arriving at SiemReap airport |
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| Below are my pictures of Angkor and Sihanoukville from 2004 and 1999. Otherwise proceed to my Cambodia 2006 page for the most recent trip. |
| A very peaceful first evening behind Angkor Wat near sunset |
| Little boy waiting for... something along the main walkway to Angkor Wat |
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| On the beach for the Songkran festival - April 2004 |
| The Beaches of Sihanoukville |
| Behind Angkor Wat on the path leading to Angkor Thom |
| Apsaras and bas reliefs around Angkor Wat |
| The big faces of Bayon in the centre of Angkor Thom |
| THe famous bas reliefs of the Bayon, depicting battle scenes, but even more insightful are scenes of everyday life - people fishing and cooking, cock fights, and a woman giving birth. |
| Baphuon and nearby pools |
| Slightly hidden interior wall of the Terrace of the Leper King |
| "Saun" ad "Maud" - two very charismatic young girls |
| Sunrise at Angkor Wat (along with 400 people) |
| Getting a ride further afield |
| Banteay Srei |
| Preah Khan |
| Ta Phrom |
| Musicians and monkeys hanging out opposite Phnom Bakeng |
| More scenes from Angkor Wat |
| Hundreds of people climb up Phnom Bakeng every evening for what is often just a mediocre sunset - but it's the designated "sunset place" so the mob follows. You won't see me going up there ;-) |
| Preah Khan - one of my favourites for its long hallways framed by broad squarish stone frames and covered by multi-coloured lichens. It is also usually quieter than the nearby Ta Phrom. |
| Gekkos at the restaurant of "Popular" Guesthouse |
| Sunset at Phnom Krom |