A bus on the way to Siam Riep, where the Angkor temples are located
A ticket queue to the temple area
One day pass was US 20 dollars
3-day passport owners, each US 40 dollars poorer
Bses, tuktuks, taxis, bicycles, all rushing to the Angkor
According to Bill our taxi car was stolen from the US
Indiana Bill leading his tribe to holy Angkor
A traffic police
Enormous amount of Koreans, Japanese, and Chinese
More like a market place than a sacret temple area, like most temples are
Angkor Thom, the most famous temple of them all
Bowing for linga, the phallous symbol
A warning sign
A proof: Betty was in Angkor
A proof: Bill was in Angkor, too
A recursive photo: Bill taking a photo of me taking a photo of Bill
You can buy everything in Angkor, except serenity and peace of mind
No dogs
Heading for the next temple
More prohibitions
Ever more prohibitions
Here we are
Some more temples to go
We had a ballpoint pen accident, the most memorable moment of the Angkor temples for Santeri
The official proof that we visited Angkor and therefore we are So Great and So Cool, and took a piece of the immortality of the place with us
Beware!!!
Santeri climbing the same stairs his father and grandfather climbed in 1952
Taking a rest and sacking our taxi driver who suddenly changed the pre-agreed rules and got greedy
Spare feet
Angkor is still very much under constructions, we just wonder when will they finish it
A spiderweb
Small children are harnessed to business, he is selling postcards
Like two berries
Santeri's favourite pasttime, watching the fish
Santeri built his own Angkor, see the two stones on top of each other. This is much better, not market places in this temple. And admission is free.
The tribe of Indiana Bill on the way to the Temple of Doom (read Angkor)
Don't sit
Don't touch
Don't climb
Don't smoke
Don't enter
Angkor crowds
