Golden memories . . .

Oun Apsara ~ Sen Ranuth

ស្រឡាញ់តែស្រីម្នាក់ - ស៊ិន ស៊ីសាមុត

Krasar Haut Darv ក្រសារហូតដាវ

Golden memories . . .

រំដួលសុរិន-Romdoul Sorin by Sin Sisamuth

អប្សរាសក់ខ្មៅ ( សុង សេងហ៊ន 

Violin Snaeha - Song Senghorn

១០​ឆ្នាំ​ចាំ​ស្នេហ៍

Golden memories

JUM NAO THAE JUM - ROS SEREYSOTHEA

Sinn Sisamuth /Touch Sunnich - Roub On Neung Hoeuy

Soun Chantha_មេត្តាដួងចិត្តអូនផង

Snaeha Preak Leak Sinnvong by Touch Sreynich and Heng Bunleap

Golden memories . . .

Sa'aek huy sa'aek theat - Houy Meas

ចិត្តក្រមុំ - ហួយមាស​ - Huoy Meas

 ស្នេហាជាអ្វីទៅ ? Huy Meas

[NB: Apparently this third song by Ms Huy Meas is about being chased after by snakes . . . Ever been chased by one? Well, School of Vice had, and not only in dreams!!]

Pngeur bomnong lur chan - Oum Somavathey

Golden memories . . .

Sinn Sisamouth - Soriya La'Ngaek Thnai 

A Cambodian sunset - credit: google

Golden memories . . . Dangrek Range and Prasat Preah Vihear

Prasat Preah Vihear - credit: google

Prasat Preah Vihear - credit: google

Khmer Prasat Preah Vihear temple sits atop the Dangrek escarpment. Colonial France and French geographers had found the physical features provided by the Dangrek Range a convenient natural boundary marker in territorial settlement between "French Indochina" and Siam, and although both the temple and the Range have come to denote the frontier dividing two nations in modern time, their historical significance might have rested with the centrality of the geography as mid-point and centre or heart of the vast Khmer Empire. The  Temple's long north-south axis construction perching atop the narrow cliff - unlike most Khmer temples built in a rectangular mode and facing east - affording a hemispheric overview of the great plains/plateaus immediately to either side of the Range also alludes to, or perhaps, underscores the structure's strategic significance as the Empire's guarding post and watch tower - School of Vice [credit: google]

Prasat Preah  Vihear

 Khmer Song