Another Khmer structure one with the banyan tree!
I made a lion friend at the National Museum.
This is how to travel around Phnom Penh. Lot's of fresh air!
Time to relax after a full day of looking at buildings.
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This is how we usually traveled in Cambodia--via a Tuk Tuk. I liked having the breeze in my fur! |
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One of our first stops was to the beautiful art deco market building designed by Louis Chauchon in Phnom Penh. I thought the ceiling looked like a giant sun! |
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After a hard day of sightseeing we stopped at the Foreign Correspondents Club. They say it is the only one in the world that not just reporters but anyone can visit (even a rat!). |
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And then we relaxed a bit in our hotel room, which had its own private swimming pool! |
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When we were in Phnom Penh we also visited the Royal Palace. This building is the Hor Samran Phirun. |
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The buildings were all very beautiful, Especially the throne hall. |
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Here I am with one of the multi-headed naga snakes on the railing. |
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I also met another elephant. |
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I need to remind myself not to stick my head in other animals mouths! |
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Our next stop was Cambodia. Here I am at Angkor Wat. It's the largest religious building in the world! |
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The towers were designed like lotus blossoms. |
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Our next stop was the National Museum in Phnom Penh. I found another lion. |
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I also made a friend with an elephant. |
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I even made friends with some students. |
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We then had a relaxing lunch! |