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From my workshop
15 June 2010
"I enjoyed looking at your informative site. You have excellent knowledge and obviously put a lot of work into it."
Dave Perkes, www.peaceofangkor.com12 June 2010
"C'est un fichier en telechargement gratuit sur le site d'Angkor,cliquez sur understanding,puis sur PDF,c'est en englais mais de jolies photos pour les francofones ,merci rehinart!" David Ripert
11 June 2010
ANGKOR brief guide is now available as a free download. The original brief guide & map, $ 2.50, is on sale at Monument Books in Phnom Penh. Please call me to get it in Siem Reap, HP 012 637 422.
See page: Understanding Angkor
06 June 2010
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29 April 2010
Charts
angkorguide.net now contains more than 100 pages. Let's clear it! Now there are three new charts:
Angkor Photo Albums, now 29Angkor Wat
Once more I've re-arranged 'Angkor Wat':
Now there are 14 pages + 4 photo albums + a download.
Angkor Wat - the crown of AngkorDevata & Apsara
It is unbearable: Males, and most of the women too, can't stand it that females may have their own dignity, and drag them through the mud. This happens every time when a Devata (goddess or deity) is called an 'Apsara'. If a person is called an 'apsara' in Cambodia, 'she cannot be a good woman'!
I hope my page can help that more people know about this common mistake.
Devata and Apsara in Angkor07 March 2010
Namhay – http://www.it-smart.biz/ - has helped me again to meet the Google standards.
The pages are getting a new look, one by one.26 February 2010
ANKOR brief guide being printed, I have leisure to work on the pages about female & male power:
FEMALE & MALE POWER IN ANGKOR
DEVATA - The beautiful Goddesses of Angkor
NAGA & GARUDA - a conflict-ridden relationship
NAGA & BUDDHA04 November 2009
Feedback from Kent Davis
"A great new article and I appreciate your recognition of Trudy's research and my own. I especially like the chronological systematization of your inquiry in your new article. Also, as always, your photos give visitors the experience of being there so they can draw their own conclusions. More please! (-:"Kent is the author of the great website Angkor Wat Apsara & Devata Khmer Women in Divine Context, http://www.devata.org/
About angkorguide.net
My work is based on my research in Angkor which started in 2000, and my experience both as an Angkor Tour Guideand as a Coach of Tour Guides in Angkor, Thailand and Burma (Myanmar). It contains the essence of A practical guide to ANGKOR, my book which is being published. It also takes into account all extensive titles about Angkor published within the last ten years.
The website wants to recover Angkor, its dignity, its treasures & its blessings.
- exploring Angkor by presenting the monuments- paving the way to better understanding Angkor
Almost all we know about Angkor is what we see with our eyes: architecture, atrefacts, and inscriptions. Any other Angkorian sources have vanished. We have to get the details into a context. And we need some knowlwdge about history and mythology.
My concept is simple.
- Understanding by visiting,
- Explaining architecture, function, & patterns on the spot.
- Questions & insights will raise en route.
- For this background knowledge will be on offer.
Many thanks for to those who helped me to find this information. I will be grateful for any further experience & impression, hint, advice, reports, or even new pages, which can upgrade this website.
I whish you a good time in Angkor!Reinhart
(c) Johann Reinhart Zieger
P.O. Box 93 174, Siem Reap, Cambodia
Salla Allemong, Beng Don Pa, Slâ Kram, Siem Reap
Phone: +855 12 637 422
Though I have worked conscientiously no responsibility is accepted for the correctness of the information in the website. I dissociate myself and not take responsibility for the contents of banners and external links.
Feedback
Please tell about your expierences in Angkor, give me your questions and critic. - in English, French or German. Questions and answers will be published in an extra page (under consstruction).