This is the Terrace of the Elephants. It is within walking distance of Baphuon. So no need tuk tuk. Nontheless, we are still tired, especially with the heat and the hunger that we have to endure. At the Terrace of the Elephants, the artisans of those days carved elephants out of stones. Impressive...
Two girls feeling at ease posing as elephants...
The clown pants...hahaha...
After we did this pose, the tourists queuing behind us did the same thing.
Baphuon from afar. At this point, we are quite tired and hungry. But it's only 10am in the morning. We only had a packet of biscuit for breakfast. Though that's not true to Kaiyi who had more than that.
Kaiyi dragging her super hungry body...
We can't climb the stairs as the main building is under restoration. The reason why this temple is falling apart is due to bad architecture. The base was not strong enough to hold what's built on top. That's why the temple is falling apart.
After the short trip to Baphuon, we stop to buy a coconut. US$1 each. The coconut juice is not cold at all, although it has been soaked in ice water for quite sometime. Of course it's not cold. The coldness can't even penetrate the thick husk. Wha liao...
After drinking, take the coconut to the vendor and they will break it into two halves for you. Spoon? Don't worry, a piece of the husk is cut off to function as a spoon. Cool! 