Every second Monday, I post a photo of a ‘mystery’ location, and sometimes a mystery object. I invite you to leave a comment if you think you know the location, or what the mystery object might be.
If you guess correctly, I will link back to your blog in the follow-up post, when the answer is revealed. Comments will be released on alternate Monday (Australian E.S.T.), so as not to spoil the fun for late-comers.
The Mystery Photo this time comes from Yinglan, who blogs at Another Story.
Thank you Yinglan for the series of photos you sent in. Much appreciated.
Can you guess the location of the following photo, or a fact about the structure?
Previous Monday Mystery Photo – Cambodia
Last time the mystery photo, seen above, originated from guest contributor Philip Duck whose blog, Cambodia Beginnings, can be found here.
Many thanks, for the kind use of the photo, Philip. It is much appreciated.
Philip tells us a little more about the structure here:
Wat (Pagoda) Sangke,
Battambang city, Battambang, Cambodia :
“Opposite the Wat is a park and the delightful Sangke river. Battambang is Cambodia’s third-largest city, but it’s a peaceful place with some beautiful French colonial architecture. Many consider Battambang rice to be the country’s best.”
Here are the winners for this round:-
Mel and Suan from Travelingmatters.net/ knew the temple itself by the four faces of Buddha
Restlessjo and Mosy thought it was very much like Angkor Wat and thus guessed Cambodia correctly.
Pooja and Leggypeggy.com/ were also confident it was Cambodia
Can you guess as well this week?
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