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May 1, 2006

The Sacred, the Profane, and the Funky

The Sacred, the Profane, and the Funky funky_buddha buddha_lounge Sometimes pictures just speak for themselves. Shot while up in Siem Reap; on the same street is 'Temple' bar. Tags:

- jinja Link

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Comments:

How do these shots speak for themselves? What is happening? I don't get it.  

It's rare to see names like these. I wonder if they will become common, as Siem Reap becomes more of a tourist destination?  

Stefan,
That's a critical issue that some Westerns seem to ignore. I do not mean they are ignorance or arrogance. This is a big hole.

I do not understand well whether the branding is part of strategic marketing. But, look. It is, of course, about national religion of Cambodia.

In the news, in the Cambodia Daily there is report about some Cambodians burnt down a Christian church. And it is not the first one ever. The news article also points out some previous stories that I do not ever know.  
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