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  A fantastic lintel at Ek Phnom. Most of the lintels in all the temples right across the country follow this basic pattern -- a monster with a plant coming out of his mouth and assorted gods, apsara, creatures etc. in the background, but every single one is different.  Some kids playing on the steps of Wat Ek Phnom, the new temple at the site of the ruined Ek Phnom.  Down the winding river from Battambang and out across the Tonle Sap itself, you come to a 'floating village' at Prek Tol. Most of these houses are actually on very tall stilts up to 6 metres high. The boat stops at a store and you can hop out and buy a few things.    
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Some kids playing on the steps of Wat Ek Phnom, the new temple at the site of the ruined Ek Phnom.

Some kids playing on the steps of Wat Ek Phnom, the new temple at the site of the ruined Ek Phnom.


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