Jan 26, 2014
Pembrokeshire West Wales
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Pembrokeshire West Wales
CAMBODIA
We bought a three-day temples ticket and our tuk-tuk driver, Soum, took us along jungle roads past waves of cyclists towards Angkor Thom the where we spent most of our first day. This place is known as a mountain-temple – and it rears up out of the jungle, land having been cleared around it to give the hoards access to this four square mile site.
The Bayon is where we started across slab stones of pink red into the moss and lichen cover temple, up and up past Bas-Reliefs of devada (dancers). The sun comes up through the trees and illuminates the whole place and us alongside the Japanese and Chinese tourists. Angkor Thom with its 54 towers bearing over 200 stone faces looking out on us and onto the jungle still trying to get in.
art is wonderful. Some of it is now available in greeting card format.
Big thanks to Nicholas
Pembrokeshire
Wonderful coastal area on the far west of Wales, colours: red tractor, the blue of sky and sea and green hills behind golden sands
SINGAPORE EVEN MORE