After coming back from Siem Reap, I stopped at Kompong Kdei district and then I went to see Kompong Kdei bridge, 87 meter long, that was built during 13th century. There are 3 big rocks in the both sides of bridge to be blocked cars, trucks and bus to run through in order to avoid destruction because the bridge condition is very dilapidated. But pedestrians, motorcycles and bikes have now been allowed to go and walk through.
At the present, the Government are likely not to conserve this long-life and old bridge. It can be the nation heritage for next generation to see. This bridge can attract domestic and international tourists to visit.
This is the run-down Kompong Kdei Bridge, 87 meters long, located in Siem Reap province’s Kompong Kdei district.
Hey friend, Breaking news…. Burma military leader crack down on protesters.
Let’s us help burma from dictatorship… I hope we can use our voice on blog to influence the situation in Rangoon.
UN==all they can say is they are concerned…but no concrete actions have been made to stop the bloodshed….
Free Burma from dictatorship!!!!
That is your good idea but i have no idea what i can do for releasing Burma from dictator happening. Can u raise some ideas or concerns??