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Asia - Cambodia - Siem Reap - Temples of Angkor - Angkor Two: In the footsteps of tomb raiders
Michael Meadows
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Asia - Cambodia - Siem Reap - Temples of Angkor - Angkor Two: In the footsteps of tomb raiders
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Cotton-silk tree roots tighten their grip on a Ta Phrom temple |
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Exploring the wild & secluded Beng Mealea |
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Looking out over the jungle that surrounds Phnom Bakheng |
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Another shot; closeup with apsara carving |
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Famous silk-cotton tree in one of Ta Phrom's central courtyards |
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A tiny face smiles enigmatically, from behind roots that threaten to engulf it |
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A different perspective Fellow travellers enjoying the last rays of the sun on Phnom Bakheng. |
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Trying to capture everyone else trying to capture the sunset |
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Khmer dancer, with musicians in the background (Siem Reap) |
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Getting around the old way on the road to Beng Mealea |
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An old care-taker wanders around the Beng Mealea, in the hope I'd hire him as a guide |
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He was a friendly enough old guy, but knew about as much English as I knew Khmer... |
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Looking spooked in abandoned Beng Mealea |
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What was that noise?... =P I'm such an idiot sometimes. |
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'Banteay Srei' means 'Citadel of the Women' or 'Citadel of Beauty' |
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Little child in the Banteay Srei grounds |
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The level of carving detail in Banteay Srei is astounding |
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Gecko, Banteay Sre |
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Almost every surface of Banteay Srei is decorated |
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Map and me, at the entrance to Preah Khan |
