Beautiful Apsara Dancers in Angkor Wat

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no,
for 1 month (April) they opened Angkor at night to the public,
the night i went there were less than 30 people an most of them were khmers, All of the temple was open for walking around an they gave a dance and khmer fighting show
just walking the path that the kings trod gave me an incredible feeling, It was magical

they stopped it cause the lights were too powerful
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The smiling apsara is found on the wall, after you go through the right hand entrance, and out the other side, look back at there it is on the outside of the building.
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a beer for The Grinch :beer3:
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TheGrinchSR wrote:The smiling apsara is found on the wall, after you go through the right hand entrance, and out the other side, look back at there it is on the outside of the building.
nice, if/when i next go, ive got the curious urge to hunt her down :P
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