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Borei Angkor Siem Reap

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National Road 6, # 0369, Bantay Chas Slorkram Siem Reap, Cambodia

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4.50

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Banyan Temple - Hide N Seek
Jan 9, 2008 (18 photos)

The wake up call comes very early and, surprisingly, we don't feel jet-lag. A Cambodian sunrise greets us as we board our early morning flight to Siem Reap (See-em Ree-yep). From Lauren: We left Phnom Penh at 4:30 in the morning on that tiny jet. From the plane window the sunrise looked like a scoop of orange sherbet ice cream on fire. The stew...

A travel blog entry from Siem Reap by naysay
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Angkor Wat Temple - and Monks
Jan 10, 2008 (17 photos)

The best preserved and most popular temple here is Angkor Wat. The largest religious monument in the world! Built 1113 to 1150 AD, this is the supreme masterpiece of Khmer architecture. The temple is protected by a moat, 570-feet wide and 4-miles long. The walkway used to cross this moat is brimming with distracted tourists... notice the lack o...

A travel blog entry from Siem Reap by naysay
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Ta Prohm Temple - Just call me Lara Croft!
Jan 10, 2008 (10 photos)

Our next stop is the 12th century Ta Prohm Temple. This temple quickly becomes a favorite A trail through the jungle leads us to where the temple waits. The air is muggy and filled with the sounds of birds whooping and squawking in protest of our being there. Ta Prohm has not been restored and is shrouded in gnarled banyan trees and fallen temp...

A travel blog entry from Siem Reap by naysay
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Cambodia
Apr 7, 2008

Arrive Mar. 25 After an early start in KL we took the hotel limo sraight out to the airport. About the same cost and no hassles about moving the bags onto trains and into cabs. The government has moved almost all its offices outside KL and set up a new city (Ottawa?) and closer to the airport. A one-hour flight and a four hour wait in Bankok the...

A travel blog entry from Phnom Penh by wetwo

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