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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Angkor Wat – Bayon
This is the gate into Angkor Thom – the large complex with many various temples and palaces, the most famous of which is Bayon – the rising temple of the many faces.
Posted in Cambodia, SEA
Tagged angkor thom, angkor wat, bayon, buddha faces, Cambodia, exodus, faces, Meditation, monkeys, Siem Reap, Temples, wild monkeys
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Angkor Wat – Prae Roup, Mebon, Ta Som, and Preah Khan
The sun had risen and more tourists began to arrive at Ta Prohm, so we were off! Our next stops were Prae Roup and Mebon. They are near one another and very similar in architectural style. Unlike Ta Prohm, which is in … Continue reading
Angkor Wat – Ta Prohm
The most rewarding “touristy” adventure I went on was seeing the Angkor Wat temples in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
The Cambodian Genocide
I didn’t visit many museums on my trip. In fact, I only went to three – and they were all sites where great acts of cruelty and torture were enacted and had been turned into historical monuments. Two were in … Continue reading
Posted in Cambodia, SEA
Tagged bones, Cambodia, choeung ek, genocide, history, holocaust, khmer rouge, killing fields, killing tree, mass graves, memorials, museums, pol pot, regime, s-21, Siem Reap, skulls, stupa, tragedy, tuol sleng
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Silly Signs of SEA
If I could become the official spell-checker for all of South East Asia, I would be set for life. From Thailand to Indonesia, I came across signs with all sorts of silly miss-spellings, delightfully dirty double meanings, awesome graffiti, and … Continue reading
Posted in SEA
Tagged Bali, Cambodia, dirty, double meanings, funny, graffiti, karma, Laos, life lessons, magic, magic fingers, pink pussy, signs, Thailand, Vietnam
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The Cock, The Pig, and The Snake
I had been wanting to do a silent meditation retreat in Thailand, but wasn’t sure how much I’d get out of it, as many people said they received virtually no instructions beyond “Just focus on your breath.” If I was … Continue reading
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