Cambodia: Royal Palace, Phnom Penh

My memory is faulty, and I have already discarded the booklet describing all the buildings at the Royal Palace. The mural is the wall surrounding the palace. The last picture is just a random picture showing traffic in Phnom Penh.

Preah Moha Prasat Khemarin
Hor Samritvimean
Preah Tineang Tevea Vinichhay
Mondapa of Satra and Tripitaka
Gallery of Ramaketi Frescos

Cambodia: Other temples of Angkor 4

Bayon
Bayon
Phimeanakas
Terrace of the Elephants
Phnom Bakheng

Cambodia: Other temples of Angkor 3

Terrace of the Leper King
Thommanom
Baphuon
Bayon
Bayon

Cambodia: Other temples of Angkor 2

Preah Khan
Sras Srang
Ta Keo
Ta Prohm
Ta Som

Cambodia: Other temples of Angkor 1

Bantaey Kdei
East Mebon
Neak Pean
Prasat Kravan
Pre Rup

Cambodia: The scale of Angkor Wat

Arial photo borrowed from Wikipedia to give a sense of scale.
Angkor Wat, viewed from on top of Phnom Bakheng. 3x zoom
Viewed from on top of Phnom Bakheng. 10x zoom
Photo, borrowed from Wikipedia, of a model of Angkor Wat.
View from just inside the west gate.

Cambodia: Angkor Wat Galleries

Cambodia: Angkor Wat

Angkor Wat, viewed from the west.
Viewed from the south.
Reflection in the north pool. Terrible lighting conditions in the morning.
A library in Angkor Wat.
Inside Angkor Wat.

Cambodia: The gates of Angkor Wat

The east gate to Ankor Wat.
The north gate.
The moat, as viewed from the north gate. The moat is about 2 football fields wide.
The main gate, the west gate.
The south gate.

Cambodia: S-21 & the Killing Fields

Exumed skulls of victims of the killing fields.
Monument to the victims of the killing fields. In the foreground, the depressions in the ground were mass graves.
A room at S-21 with torture instuments. The paintings, which show the kinds of torture that occured at S-21, were painted several years ago by a guard who worked had worked there.
Prison cells on the ground floor of building C.
The bed inside one of the interrogation cells.