SKULLS of the Khmer Rouge Regime victims, preserve to spread the history of human lost and tragedy of this little place!

My new friends! Monks who guards the 'small' version of the killing fields of Siem Reap

The monks are happy enough to show me their little kitchen, although they warmed me that its a bit messy!, i don't think 'messy' is the word for it, but they are really cool about me roaming around their tiny home;)

This was part of the grounds where most boddies where buried and dugged up to either be shiften in a proper graveyard and skulls to be preserved! Now used for garbage disposal which is to be burned later on!

Grave yards for the victims of the Khmer Rouge Regime!

What better than to relieve your stress from here! ;

Skulls upclose! quite freaky if you think about it!

Tombs for the victims!

The view of the Killing Fields ground from a far which is now occupied by the village people and monks! This biggest version of this place in in the capital city with burial grounds, museums and fields preserved the way it was!

Kung Fu!., anyone??

A little cambodian girl attempting to climb a tree, but still manage to smile for the camera! ;)

Temples built inside the Killing Field ground, now occupied and run by monks and the village people! ;)

The monks loves the attention and they are quite friendly!

Standing in the step where they had most of the skulls victims of Khmer Regime kept in a closed-glass.

Playful cambodians Kids! ;)

Temples built on the Killing Field Ground! ...

Upon arriving at the Siem Reap Airport. My journey has finally ended, until the next time around! ;)