KD's World Tour, Chapter 7: Cambodia
Welcome to Cambodia in Chapter 7 of my virtual World Tour using Google Street View. We're following a reverse path of human migration, starting in the Antarctica. So far we've visited the Pacific Islands, New Zealand, Bali, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand.
Cambodia is a country steeped in religious culture and history. Here visitors watch a Buddhist ceremony in Siem Reap.
Time stops at East Mebon Temple.
Are these seats or something more symbolic at the Baphuon Temple in Angkor Thom?
Incredible detail in the artwork and ornamentation of the Banteay Srei Temple in the Angkor area.
Mostly international tourists at the Angkor Wat Temple...
Ancient faces at the Bayon Temple.
Next we arrive at Phnom Penh, a city of about 1.5 million people, and Cambodia's largest city and capital. Here some children make do with what's available for play.
Lots of clusters of men just "hanging out".
This mural looks to me like a warning against drinking.
This image well depicts how many families in the city live.
A second-hand refurbishment shop for consumer electronics.
A group of workers making their way into, or out of, the city.
Logistics is often a manual job.
City shopping is curbside.
Metal canisters await recycling.
This final image is one of the favorite I've found in my virtual travels - the older woman toils while the young man is relaxing on his cell phone.
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