Cambodia in Pictures

Siem Reap River

Old Market

Water Wheel

On the Siem Reap River

Naga!

Bicycles

Tofu Factory

Spirit House

Bananas

Vendor at a Siem Reap Market

Breakfast

Bee Brood

Fish Heads

Pitcher Plant Vendor

Ants

Baby Pineapples (So Good)

Lemongrass Cutter

Chickens on a Motorbike

Pigs at Market, Siem Reap

Deep Fried Rice Balls

Roundabout Statue

Relief

Weed Cutters, Sras Srang

Each day the weeds are cut our of Sras Srang so that he sunset on the water looks good.

Weed Cutter

Towers of Pre Rup

Making Palm Sugar

Palm Sap Collection Vessels

Palm Sap Collection

Boiling Palm Sap

Rural Water Pump

84-Year-Old Incense Maker

Jackie Making Incense

Hot Cupping with Fire

Hot Cups

Petrol Stand

Rice Flour Mill

Making Rice Flour

Bees Behind a Locked Door

Stingless Bee Tube

Bees!

Even more bees!

Huge Jackfruit

Honeycomb

Sharpened Sticks

Giant Honeybee Hive

Traditional Cambodian Beekeeping Smoker

Making charcoal.

Making sticky rice & bean meals.

These are stuffed into bamboo, fire-roasted, then sold at Angkor Wat.

Straight road, tuk tuk.

Coconut milk station.

Bayon

Monkey

Angkor Wat

Across the moat.

Petrol stop.

Petrol station.

Tuk tuk on the move.

Hard Rock Cafe, Siem Reap

Dr. Fish

Bridge over the river Siem Reap

Bridge, Evening

Old Market

Get your tickets!

Our passes

Balloon over Angkor Wat

South Gate (into Angkor Thom)

Gate Guardians

Guardians over the moat

Gate Guardians

Reconstruction

It looks strange.

Elephant on the bridge.

Pig on the road.

Sen and his tuk tuk.

Bayon

Bayon is crowded.

Girls with a stranger.

Even in Cambodia, the Asian people loved to pose with the girls.

Faces at Bayon

Bayon

Baphuon

Atop Baphuon

Terrace of the Elephants

Between Elephants

Terrace of the Leper King

Victory Gate

Chau Say Tevoda

Thommanon

Tourists at Ta Prohm

Frankie at Ta Prohm

Jackie at Ta Prohm

Girls among the roots in Ta Prohm

Ta Prohm Icon

Ta Prohm Icon II

Ta Keo

Angkor Wat

Churning of the Sea Milk

Angkor Wat

Wall Carvings at Angkor Wat

Angkor Wat from the front

Batman Gentleman

Kbal Spean

Lingas!

Kbal Spean

Riverside Carving of Brahma

Two-Wheeled Tractor

Banteay Srei

Sales Boys

UNESCO Marker at Banteay Srei

Landmine Museum

Danger!! Mines!!

Fishermen

Two-Wheeled Tractor on the Road

Thank Buddha It's Thursday

Come on down to Pub Street.

North Gate

North Gate Guardians

Preah Khan Guardian

Preah Khan

Preah Khan Ceiling

Preah Khan Courtyard

Preah Khan Magic Candle

Preah Khan Exterior

Small House Outside Preah Khan

Jayataka Baray

Bridge to Neak Pean

Neak Pean

Bog outside Neak Pean

This is not solid ground.

Ta Som

Shaft in the Ceiling, Ta Som

East Mebon

Wall Bracing, East Mebon

Cairn Building, East Mebon

Pre Rup

Tower at Pre Rup

Pre Rup Remnants

Banteay Kdei

Thommanon

Tuk Tuk Traffic

Galaxy Goal: Soccer in Siem Reap

Jackie: Soccer in Siem Reap

Frankie: Soccer in Siem Reap

Cows on the road.

Market: Fish Heads

Market: Frog Lady

Market: Fish Lady

Market: Snakes

Most of these will have been bought, fried, and sold to tourists on Pub Street later that night.

Market: Baby Watermelons

Young Man Chilling in a Tuk Tuk

Market: Ants

Market: Crabs

Market: Duck Embryos

Market

Monks in a Tuk Tuk

Treehouse in a Cambodia Forest

Stingless Bee Tube

Camouflage

Spider

Stingless Bee Tube

Aphid's Last Stand

Mantis

Tarantula

St. Andrew's Cross Spider

Daddy Longlegs Nest

Spider Web

Walking Stick

Spiky Tree

Overgrown Bridge Guardian

Gate of the Dead

Young Monkey

Loom

Chickens

Cambodia snack.

Congealed chicken blood wrapped in chicken intestines and served on a stick.

Backyward Crocodile Farm

Bananas to be fried.

Frying bananas.

Cambodian Blacksmith

Candle Factory

Bean Sprout Factory

Special Meat

This is a euphemism for dog.

We have honeybees.

Buckets of fish cheese.

Fish cheese.

Grilled snake.

Hammocks overlooking the fields.

On Sunday, this is where the Khmer people come to relax.

We spent two weeks in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Most of the Cambodian people we met were surprised we were staying there so long, but we enjoyed slowing down a little bit. And it gave us the time to see some amazing things (many of those courtesy of Bees Unlimited). Here are some of what we saw during our stay.

Note: We toured a few markets during our stay and these markets can be brutal. Some of these images can be a little disturbing to lovers of animals. Also, there are a few spider pictures. So arachnophobes please proceed with caution.

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