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16 November 2008
Ambulatory in Angkor Watt
It is in Angkor Watt. Actually Angkor watt is bigger than my expected. It takes for one day or more to see whole buildings.
I took a nap many times in Angkor Watt because i had to walk under sunshine. Taking nap for me was so nice moment.
First my memorable nap was in Taj Mahal, India when i was nine years old. Taj Mahal was also under a scorching sun, but shade of Taj Mahal was pretty calm. In addition, the building was made by marbl, so it gave us cool feeling.
Next memorable nap was in Tikal ruin, Guatemala. When I arrived at Tikal Ruin, it was really early morning before sunrise. Even opened the ruin already, but it was nothing to do. In addition, it was after taking long bus from Guatemala City, so i was really sleepy at that time. Yes, i fall into a peaceful sleep on some ruin's building. After sunrise i waked up by whistle of a bird.
When I went to Machu Picchu, I also took a nap. Some people were practicing meditation. I followed them by taking nap.
I think taking nap is precious moment during my travel.
15 November 2008
Glyph in Angkor
14 November 2008
13 November 2008
12 November 2008
The Red Piano
11 November 2008
10 November 2008
Sunset Audiences in Phnom Bakeng
09 November 2008
The Other Part of "Ruined"
I think last picture and this one are the same things, but difference is as you know. There are a lot of this kind of ruined ruin in Angkor. Do you know why this kind of statues have been? That is why the Por Pot ordered the demolition of the statues. When I look up this kind of reason, I got mixed feelings. I am gonna writing about it later on this blog.
08 November 2008
07 November 2008
06 November 2008
Thanks???
It is the noticing board of Entrance of Angkor ruins.
It must be really THANKS. Do you know why? People who want to see Angkor Watt or the other ruins in Angkor have to pay USD 20 a day, USD 40 for three days, and USD 60 for seven days. I know people have to pay enough entrance fee to keep being precious ruins. In addition, Angkor Ruins are the most important income source of Cambodian people and government, but I heard they can just get around 20 percent of the entrance fee. The other fee goes through some private companies. How poor cambodian.....
Anyway people from all over the world are visiting Angkor Watt, so the companies have to say THANKS, eh?
05 November 2008
Scenery from Some Booth
04 November 2008
03 November 2008
One Scenery of Siem Reap
Children are selling some stuff for foreigner. This scenery is pretty common in Cambodia.
An aspect of the picture is pretty sad, eh? That is why they can't go to school during their working.
On the other hand, they are learning many language, English, Japanese, French, and so on.
If they just sell post cards, books, or souvenir, their skill of conversation are perfect. Only for business negotiation, their english are pretty good. In addition, their attitude for selling something are pretty strong.
Yep, I can't evaluate this situation, but education for our life isn't only English. People should learn not only foreign language but also natural and social science. Anyway I can learn the most important thing from them.
02 November 2008
Main Street in Siem Reap
01 November 2008
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