 | Angkor Wat was built in classic Khmer architectural style over a period of 40 years between 1113 and 1150 by King Suriyavarman‡U. In front is the Holy Pond which reflects its brillance. |
 | Abandoned in 1434 for nearly 300 years, people returned to find a giant tree covering the temple of Ta Phrom. The tree is now part of the temple as any effort to remove it would be damaging. |
 | Here, Apsara dancers use special gestures in welcoming guests. There are many different gestures that require years of training to learn. Young aspiring dancers start from an early age and have to pass many tests to become one of the chosen few. |
 | Young children being early in their effort to learn traditional Cambodian dancing. |
 | This is a primary school in Siem Reap. While each school is different, most offer the choice of morning or afternoon attendance. However, there are large numbers of school aged children but few school and teachers. |
 | This is one of the many hygiene wells donated by N.G.O.s. One hygiene well with an average depth of 14 meters costs approximately 1 million Cambodian Riel (U.S.$400). |
 | Fruit is abundant in Cambodia and the banana is particularly inexpensive. One bunch, 10 to 12 bananas, costs about one U.S. dollor. Fried banana is a popular dessert in Cambodia. |
 | Most Cambodian people have a large jar for collecting and storing rain or river water. The water is used for cooking, washing clothes, and bathing. |
 | After dyeing the material of the scarves, it is dried in the sun. |
 | This is a picture of a woman weaving cloth for scarves. They are used by both men and women for protecting their head, wiping their sweat, bathing in the river, as well as many other uses. Hence, they are very important to Cambodians life. |
 | Most of the times, cultivation of the ground is men's work. |
 | Rice planting is commonly held by women. |
 | Sihanoukville is one of the popular resort places in Cambodia. Not only Cambodian people love this place, but also European people come to this place as a summer resort. It is the main sea port for trading with Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, and other countries. |
