Angkor was the ancient capital of Cambodia, and, for almost six hundred years, the site of one of the most important religious centres in the world. It remains the largest religious complex on earth, with more than seventy temples, and countless tombs and ruins. From the early 800s to the mid-1400s, from Hinduism to Buddhism, this extraordinary collection of buildings reflects the rolling history of the Khmer people. In the surrounding gardens, under the kapok tree.

Because writing individual emails sounds too much like hard work. Posted by LaMurph in Southeast Asia. So here I was, back in Thailand, the country where I started this trip back at the beginning of February.