Four Days in Cambodia

Cambodia is unlike any other country we have visited. Though actively capitalizing on tourism,
even the most 'touristy' areas still enjoy traditional ways whether it is in their food,
their commerce or day to day living. They are among the nicest, gentlest people we have
met which really makes you wonder how that country could endure so much atrocity over the
past 40 years.
We only had four days in Cambodia, but felt we made the most of that limited time. This
gallery is comprised of the images we saw while in Siem Reap and largely consists of the
wonderful temples as well as Lake Tonle Sap - a wonderful afternoon visit. All shots were
taken with my Canon 5D with either the 17-40L or 28-135 Canon ISM lenses. And, yes, we
lugged a rather large Manfrotto field tripod through all the sites. A beautiful area,
beautiful people with some of the most incredible scenery. As there are a couple hundred
photos in this gallery, you may wish to start with the "Best of Cambodia" gallery which is a
collection of personal favorites from the other galleries. If something catches your attention,
you can then visit a particular gallery for more photos of that topic.

Enjoy!

gallery: Best of Cambodia	gallery: Lake Tonle Sap	gallery: Siem Reap	gallery: Angkor Wat
gallery: Ta Prohm	gallery: Banteay Srei	gallery: Bakong	gallery: Banteay Kdei
gallery: Angkor Thom	gallery: Bayon	gallery: Prah Khan	gallery: Other Temples