We took a few pictures during our recent trip to Asia. OK, we actually took a few hundred pictures, and we’re just now beginning the process of separating the so-so shots from the, shall we say, not so-so shots. Below is a small sample size of scenes from several of the temples we visited in the Angkor region, with more to follow in the coming days.
Angkor Wat
Churning of the Sea of Milk, Angkor Wat
Aspara, Angkor Wat
The painstaking detail of an Angkor bas-relief on full display at Bayon
Banteay Srei
A common Banteay Srei bas-relief.
Banteay Srei bas-relief
Terrace of the Leper King
eric murtaugh 
These temples always amaze me, They stand strong and live with nature with such harmony š
Mostly true! Given enough time, nature eventually wins the battle, especially in a jungle environment. The Ta Prohm temple is perhaps the most well-known example of what nature will accomplish at a temple site if left unchecked for a number of years. Thanks for stopping by Andy!
oh yeah! like the roots that wrap the entire temple right? I love those š
Thank you.
Wonderful shots!