Originally posted on Feb 22, 2007
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3 comments:
God works Lok Att Ong.
Pls write more for our khmer young generation to learn their history.
It's just a great poem. No question about it. But the name "Ong Att", according to my grandma, kinda scares me. lolz. Good luck to all!
I visited this marvelous temple last year. I admire our ancestors who built this temple sooo much. The highest point, the fourth part of the temple was 657-meter high. This reminds me the glory of Khmer Empire which we should not forget. However not many people are going because it's difficult to go up there. Only 4x4 pick-ups or strong power motorcyle would make it, but the fee for round trip was $10. The government ignores the the 7 broken parts of the road to the temple.
Chheam khmer
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