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Wednesday Rojak #2

September 5th, 2007
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noelbynature Posted in Angkor, Borobudur, Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand, Wednesday Rojak | 1 Comment »

It’s time again for another edition of Rojak! – a mix of entries trawled from the web about archaeology and Southeast Asia. In this edition, we visit temples in Indonesia, Thailand and Cambodia:

Pigtales visits the Buddhist and Hindu complexes of Borobudur and Prambanan.
Zheng He has a blog?! Yes, if you wish to know more about the famous Chinese admiral whose explorations took him as far west as East Africa, you can read more about him on My Wonderful Travellings.
Thinking of visiting Thailand? You shouldn’t miss a trip to Ayuthuyya, the old kingdom of Siam. You can find a detailed map of the Ayutthaya Historical Park here.
Adam Bryan-Brown posts a lenghty account about visiting the temples of Angkor entitled Marvellous Angkor.

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