Cambodian residents live close to the land, the water and their temples. Angkor, an archeological national park that stretches across 400 square meters, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors come to see the different capitols and temples from the Khmer empire, especially Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm. A fishing village nearby embodies life on the river for many Cambodians.
A link to the National Geographic magazine article "Angkor - Why an ancient civilization collapsed" is located in the description with the image of Angkor Wat, reflected in a nearby pool or water.
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- Picture - Daily Life in a River Village in CambodiaFishing village in Cambodia
- Angkor Archeological Park is a UNESCO World Heritage SiteAngkor Wat, Cambodia
- Climbing the Steep Steps of Angkor Wat Temple in CambodiaAngkor Wat, a temple in Cambodia
- Exploring Temples in Angkor, a UNESCO Heritage Site in CambodiaTemple in Angkor, Cambodia
- Angkor, a UNESCO Heritage Site in CambodiaTemple in Angkor, Siem Reap, Cambodia
- Adventurous Tourists Are Visiting Cambodia's Angkor Temple in Angkor, Siem Reap, Cambodia
- Massive Angkor Wat Is theCenterpiece of Angkor, CambodiaAngkor Wat is a massive Khmer temple in Cambodia
- Angkor's temple complex covers about 40 miles around Siem Reap, CambodiaAngkor Wat, Cambodia
- Wall Frieze of Elephants at Angkor, CambodiaFrieze on Temple in Angkor, Siem Reap, Cambodia
- Angkor's Temples Are All Different But Fascinating to ExploreTemple in Angkor, Cambodia
- A Woman Living in a River Village in Cambodia Travels by Boatriver village in Cambodia
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