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Wednesday, April 2, 2014

The Angkor Archeological Park Complex Temples

(Focusing on working more transitions into my writing)

The Angkor Archeological Park in Cambodia is filled with historical monuments and is a very big tourist attraction for the location. However, the complex is incredibly large and has several structures so that it is guaranteed to impress people. Subsequently, this means that it would take a good deal of time to explore and see the whole thing. That being said, you should at least be able to see some of the biggest things there; Angkor Wat, Bayon and the vine-covered Ta Phrom. I would imagine that there would be some amazing photo opportunities there, as well. If you had the chance to go there, would you expect to sight-see a lot there, or only see a few things before leaving?
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  1. Tom HopperApril 15, 2014 at 8:07 AM

    Excellent job with the transitions! (Missing a hyperlink)

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