The Pre Rup Temple is where you go to see the sunset. It's less touristy than its cousin Phnom Bakheng. Personally, I found this most impressive amongst the temples in the area. Although it plays a minor historical significance in the Khmer Empire, I found myself more in awe of the architectural design of this mountain temple.
Hello, husband. Thanks for taking all the beautiful photos.
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Tyrone, hubby and resident photographer :) |
Jump shot, check! Done 4 meters above the ground. Awesome.
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What's a trip without our obligatory jump shot? |
The beginnings of the sunset.
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sunset alert! |
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Beautiful sunset, indeed. |
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Hello, sunset worshipers. |
Whatever the original intent of this temple, whether it served as a crematorium to the royal family, what it is today makes my heart swell. Beautiful, beautiful place.
Xx
Sheng
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