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'Temple complex at Angkor Wat' (NW Cambodia), the crowning work of Khmer architecture.
 About 1,700 yards long by 1,500 yards wide, it is the world's largest religious structure.
 Dedicated to Vishnu, it was built in the 12th Century by Suryavarman II. The Wat, an
artificial mountain originally surrounded by a vast external wall and moat, rises in three
 enclosures toward a flat summit. The five remaining towers (shrines) at the summit are
 composed of the repetitive diminishing tiers typical of Asian architecture.

Iguassu Falls Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay border	Taxco, Mexico	Sydney, Australia Opera House
The Great Wall of China	Thailand Elephant trekking	Ranthambhore, India Chasing Bengal Tigers
Botswana "Out of Africa"	Cairo, Egypt Pyramids of Giza	Yucatan, Mexico Chichen Itza, El Castillo
Dead Sea, Israel 'collecting salt'	Galapagos, Ecuador "in Darwin's footsteps"	Kyoto, Japan Golden Temple
Machu Picchu, Peru "lost city of the Incas"	Tabasco, Mexico Olmec culture, Gulf coast	Chiapas, Mexico Palenque
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Copacabana Beach	Mexico City Zocalo	Taj Mahal, India Enjoying the day
Leipzig, Germany Taken July 2000 in commemoration of the 200th anniversary of Bach's death	Hanoi, Vietnam with "Uncle" Ho Chi Minh and guide	Moscow, Russia Red Square

Postcard Memories

                        
              September 12, 2001              Rio de Janeiro, Brazil