The Trifecta of Temples

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November 23rd 2009

Published: November 23rd 2009

The Big Ones Today was the trifecta of Angkor temples: Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom, and the iconic Angkor Wat. It goes without saying that because these three are on every visitor's A-list, crowds are inevitable. The tour buses disgorge pods of Japanese, Chinese, French, British, and every other nationality tourists, each one clutching their i-phone, digital point-and-shoot, or massive Nikon with eno... Read Full Entry

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Sandy

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I have always had sand in my shoes. I got it from my father who became a merchant seamen as a young man and always loved to travel. For our 50th anniversary my husband and I are taking a trip back to Southeast Asia, where he served during the Vietnam War. We want to revisit familiar places and visit for the first time places that were off limits to us in 1965. And we want to be able to share this journey with our family and friends.... full info

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24th November 2009

Loren
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Journey's End?
Sad to read your wrap up, as it means the end of your fantastic blog. I'm showing the family the album of pix from Angkor Wat, and we're just glad to see more than the iconic shot. Have a safe trip back.

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