Cambodia

Cambodia has a rich culture with a memory of the war tragedy. The Khmer Rouge turned the country to ‘year zero’ in 1975 by forcing its people to the countryside. After the fall of the Khmer Rouge regime in January 1979, Phnom Penh capital was empty. Leaving the tragedy behind, the country has now recovered with lights of opportunities. The ‘first generation’ people have contributed significantly to this recovery through their hard work and hope for a better future.

Srah Sranh - means 'royal bath' in morden days. It is believed that this man-made lake being guarded by lions was for the benefit of all creatures except the elephants.
Ta Prohm - a temple dedicated to the king's mother This temple is even more famous after the 'Tomb Raider' movie starring Angelina Jolie.
Ta Prohm Ta Prohm is an interesting temple to visit. The local government has decided to leave the Silk-cotton trees intact in this temple, while most of the trees had been cut down in other temples in an attempt to protect the structures. As the trees grow, they have become a part of the structures.
If trees could talk, what interesting history we would hear?