Angkor Wat souvenir seller, Now with the bride, Yeay PanhI've got some more 'stuff' to share with you from my weekend away in Siem Reap, but in the meantime, here's a few more photos to keep you 'in the picture'. On Saturday night I was a last-minute invitee to the wedding party of Yeay Panh and her husband Somach. Yeay Panh had heard I was in town and invited me to her wedding bash alongwith just about every souvenir seller that I've ever seen on duty at Angkor Wat. The next morning I spent a couple of hours at Angkor Wat, visited a few hotels after lunch and then attended the excellent Hanuman Annual Party in the evening. We drove back yesterday and visited the hilltop temple of Prasat Premea Cheung Prey en route.
A monk inspects the 8-armed Vishnu at the entrance gopura to Angkor Wat. The original head of this statue was re-attached in 2004.
Talking of heads, the giant's head was detached by an arrow on this painting on the wall of the pagoda's vihara next to the Angkor Wat causeway
Respected historian Ang Choulean at the Hanuman Annual Party, introducing his latest work, Khmer Renaissance
The unusual laterite hilltop temple at Prasat Premea Cheung Prey, a few kilometres from Skun
Angkor Wat souvenir seller, Now with the bride, Yeay Panh
A monk inspects the 8-armed Vishnu at the entrance gopura to Angkor Wat. The original head of this statue was re-attached in 2004.
Talking of heads, the giant's head was detached by an arrow on this painting on the wall of the pagoda's vihara next to the Angkor Wat causeway
Respected historian Ang Choulean at the Hanuman Annual Party, introducing his latest work, Khmer Renaissance
The unusual laterite hilltop temple at Prasat Premea Cheung Prey, a few kilometres from Skun
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