
Bangkok Three headed elephant statue symbolising power and independence
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Bangkok, Royal Palace #1 The Prah Mondrop with the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in the rear
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Bangkok, Royal Palace #2 Immense guardians in front of religious building to stop evil from entering.
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Bangkok, Wat Phra Kaew #1 "Temple of the Holy Jewel Image" and also known as the Temple of the...
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Bangkok, Wat Phra Kaew #2 In the Wat Phra Kaew is the famous 75cm tall Emerald Buddha that is probably...
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Wat Pho Home of the worlds largest reclining Buddha, a mere 46m long and 15m...
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Bangkok Klong The klongs, or canals, are still a vital transportation network for...
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Wat Phra That Doi Suthep #1 The end of the 300 step staircase to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is...
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Wat Phra That Doi Suthep #2 Doi Suthep's bell tower and statue of The Earth goddess Torani.
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Wat Phra That Doi Suthep #3 Chiang Mai's famous Wat Phra That Doi Suthep sits on top of Doi Suthep, a...
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Wat Phra That Doi Suthep #4 The panoramic view from Doi Suthep of Chiang Mai a cosmopolitan northern...
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Wat Chedi Luang #1 Chiang Sean contains ruins from the 14th century when it had it's own...
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Wat Chedi Luang #2 The modern bell tower has some interesting animals, some real others...
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Wat Chedi Luang #3 This stupa is octagonal, in the classic lanna style, and dates back to around...
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Ban Houei Sai Village #1 A typical village scene near to Ban Houei Sai
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Ban Houei Sai Village #2 After making friends with mum & her new baby the whole family...
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Ban Houei Sai Port A Chinese ship gets unloaded manually and hopefully it contains no...
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Mekong #1 Typical Lao Mekong scene after leaving Ban Houei Sai and going downstream...
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Mekong #2 Tuck shop, Lao style, on the banks of the Mekong. You don't have to...
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Mekong #3 Transporting cars across the Mekong in Lao is definitely different to...
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Mekong #4 You can still see working elephants in Lao, just....
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Mekong #5 Opposite the Pak Ou caves is the mouth of the Nam Ou and the limestone bluff...
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Mekong Village #1 Self sufficiency in a Lao Mekong village is vital due to their...
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Mekong Village #2 Loom apprentice at play while mum weaves
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Mekong Village #3 Children and a balloon has the same effect everywhere in the world
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Pak Beng #1 Sunset on the Mekong
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Pak Beng #2 Early morning mist and a chill air greets us on the Mekong
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Wat Xieng Thong #1 This is Luang Prabang's most important temple. It's sim was built in...
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Wat Xieng Thong #2 An impressive tree of life mosaic is on the back wall of the sim
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Wat Xieng Thong #3 The temples royal family funerary carriage is contained in a house...
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Wat Xieng Thong #4 Interior of the temples sim is impressive, but dimly lit
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Luang Prabang #1 Morning assembly at a senior school. The small motorbikes are the school...
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Luang Prabang #2 Morning rush hour scene.
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Luang Prabang #3 Lilly pond with the Royal Palace in the background. It was built in 1904 as a...
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Luang Prabang #4 The Sala Pha Bang may one day house the Pha Bang, said to be a Sri...
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Luang Prabang #5 Buddha images, including images for everyday of the week, adorn Phu Si
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Luang Prabang #6 The interesting small cave shrine on Phu Si
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Luang Prabang #7 Suburban squalor juxtaposed with suburban fineness. Which house would you...
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Luang Prabang #8 Afternoon school run would cause parents to be arrested in most...
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Luang Prabang #9 Morning street market where you can buy anything including a...
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Luang Prabang #10 The morning market is also a vegetarian's nightmare
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Tat Kuang Si #1 Not far from Luang Prabang is a waterfall with many tiers
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Tat Kuang Si #2 The lower pools of the waterfall make good swimming pools to splash around in
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Tat Kuang Si #3 Another pool and another place to dip your toes in
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Tat Kuang Si #4 One of the head streams of the waterfall
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Tat Kuang Si #5 The dim lit, caused by the forest canopy, made the dragon fly difficult to...
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Tat Kuang Si #6 Tat Kuang Si Rescue Centre has a number of Asiatic Black bears that have been...
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Tat Kuang Si #7 The rescue centre also has a tiger that was confiscated from a poacher...
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Wat Sisaket #1 Built in 1818 Wat Sisaket is Vientiane's oldest temple. This is...
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Wat Sisaket #2 Stupa in need of a clean
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Vientiane, Haw Pha Kaew Originally built, in 1565, to house the Emerald Buddha this is now a...
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Pha That Luang Also known as the World Precious Sacred Stupa and is Laos most important...
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Patuxai #1 Vientiane's Arch of Triumph is similar in style to Paris's Arc de...
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Patuxai #2 The view from the top of Lao's Based Arch of Triumph
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Phnom Penh, Royal Palace The king decided to close the palace grounds for the day I visited.
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Silver Pagoda #1 The silver pagoda has a floor covered in 5000 1kg silver tiles. The...
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Silver Pagoda #2 The Silver Pagoda's grounds contains the Phnom Mondap which contains the...
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Silver Pagoda #3 In the grounds of the Silver Pagoda are the Shrine of King Ang Duong...
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Silver Pagoda #4 The grounds consume a large amount of water to keep them flourishing.
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Tuol Sleng #1 In 1975 Tuol Svay Prey High School was taken over by the Khmer Rouge...
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Tuol Sleng #2 The barbaric rules of S-21
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Choeung Ek Choeung Ek is the extermination camp or Killing Field for Phnom Penh....
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Tonle Sap #1 Sunset, taken from Phnom Penh's FCC balcony, at Tonle Sap
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Tonle Sap #2 Sunset on Tonle Sap with the Royal Palace in the background
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Tonle Sap #3 Sunset on the Tonle Sap near it's junction with the Mekong
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Tonle Sap #4 Late afternoon sun shines on the boats of the Sham people. They are Muslim,...
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Wat Phnom #1 Wat Phnom lies on top of a tree covered mound and is guarded by a naga...
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Wat Phnom #2 The grounds of Wat Phnom are where the locals come to relax and sell...
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Skuon Skuon is a small town, used as a stopping point on the way from Phnom Penh to...
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Angkor Thom #1 The south gate of Angkor Thom has been extensively restored and is the most...
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Angkor Thom #2 The south gate from inside the city with a lot of friendly and noisy people...
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Angkor Thom #3 A small section of cleaned carving on one of the Bayon's walls the...
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Angkor Thom #4
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Angkor Thom #5 Angkor Thom is believed to have housed up to 750,000 to 1,000,000...
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Angkor Thom #6 The sunlit face of King Jayavarman VII as Avalokiteshvara (a bodhisattva...
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Angkor Thom #7 Another Avalokiteshvara face on a tower as seen through a doorway
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Angkor Thom #8 Ankgor Thom is surrounded by a moat that was said to be full of crocodiles.
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Angkor Thom #9 The setting sun lights up the central, and tallest, column in the Bayon with...
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Angkor Thom #10 An internal gallery has a mysterious feel about it
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Angkor Thom #11 The 300m long Elephant Terrace, with mahouts, and forms the western...
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Angkor Thom #12 Opposite the Elephant Terrace are a row of towers that may have been...
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Angkor Thom #13 The Terrace of the Leper King contains a nude, sexless statue and has...
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Angkor Thom #14 The surrounding moat of Angkor Thom can display an interesting sunset....
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Angkor Wat #1 Sunrise over Angkor Wat which was built 1113 - 1150 under Suryavarman...
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Angkor Wat #2 Angkor Wat tower on the upper level. At the time of visiting no entry was...
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Angkor Wat #3 The second level eastern gallery wall
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Angkor Wat #4 Library building within the outer wall of the temple
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Angkor Wat #5 Between the temple and the outer city wall there is a vast area of...
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Ta Prohm #1 The entrance to Ta Prohm. Built from 1186 this is a Buddhist temple...
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Ta Prohm #2 The entrance gate in the north west corner of Gopura IV East has...
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Ta Prohm #3 A silk cotton wood tree envelopes the north west corner of Gopura IV East
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Ta Prohm #4 Looking towards the Central Sanctuary there is a mass of fallen...
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Ta Prohm #5 A closed doorway on the northern wall of the Hall of Dancers
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Ta Prohm #6 Another silk cotton tree, this time in the third enclosure, next to the E Gopura
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Ta Prohm #7 A face of a statue is just visible between the roots of a tree
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Ta Prohm #8 The trees will eventually destroy the temples of Angkor if nothing is done
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Ta Prohm #9
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Ta Prohm #10 A tree that has nearly destroyed the wall it grew over and inevitably itself
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Ta Prohm #11
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Ta Prohm #12 A devatas, minor female deitie
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Ta Prohm #13 Inside the Hall of Dancers
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Ta Prohm #14 Gopura IV W, in the style of the Bayon
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Ta Keo #1 Uncompleted temple struck by lightning. Built by Jayavarman V (ruled...
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Ta Keo #2 A steep stairway leading to the the five towers symbolising Mount...
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Ta Keo #3 Looking down, from the top terrace, to the wall of the inner enclosure and a...
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Prasat Kravan #1 The western side of the five brick sanctuaries of Prasat Kravan have blind...
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Prasat Kravan #2 On the inner wall of the central sanctuary is Vishnu (the Preserver) riding...
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Banteay Srei #1 A Hindu temple meaning 'Citadel of the Women' is dedicated to...
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Banteay Srei #2 Looking towards the central shrine across the moat surrounding the temple...
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Banteay Srei #3 A pediment within the temple complex
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Banteay Srei #4 The inner enclosure of the temple showing the central shrine.
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Banteay Srei #5 The fight between Valin and Sugriva on the pediment of the western...
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East Mebon #1 East Mebon built by Rajendravarma II in 952. Its corners are guarded by very...
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East Mebon #2 Looking up to the central tower
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East Mebon #3 A library in need on repair
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East Mebon #4 A tower's blind door, colonettes and lintel.
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Pre Rup Sunset at Pre Rup which is a mountain temple dedicated to the linga...
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Sugar Making How to make sugar from sugar cane juice Cambodian style
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Children Cambodian children wondering when the tourists will go away
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