ANGKO WAT TEMPLES

Angkor Wat are situated in the province of Siem Reap. This area it is biggest temple complex of the world and revealed itself after being hidden in the Jungle for many years.

The whole area is about 400 km² that also includes the surrounding forest, it is so big area for you to forest that and make sure you use a good shoes to around that area by your feet.

You also can visit the temple complex with a “remorque” motorbike which is a small motorbike where you can sit side by side in two behind the driver. This is a great idea to visit the area as it is very cheap and the driver can tell you much about the temples and history. Taxi are ok too, as well as motor and bikes for rent. For see Angkor Wat from the top,you can rent an hot air balloon, or even an helicopter.

There are have two ways to visit the area and still see the main attractions, the little circuit and the big circuit. The little circuit is 17 km and get you to the main temples of Angkor. The big circuit takes 26 km and is an extension of the little one but continues on east side of the area.

There are more than a 100 temples in the whole area, more than you can see on your visit but the most famous ones you will discover during both circuits trough the temple area.

SOME OF FEW QUESTION ABOUT ANGKOR WAT

1)What is the Bayon?
=The bayon is a well-known and richly decorated Khmer temple at Angkor in Combodia, it also the second biggest temple after Angkor Wat.

2)What is the bayon famous for?
=It is famous for the depiction of daily lives which people led on the walls of it's structure

3)Who was Chou Ta-Kuan?
=Chou Ta-Kuan also known as Zhou Daguan and was a Chinese diplomat under the Temur Khan, emperor Chengzong of yuan. He also was believed to be spy and he recorded everything that happen in Angkor Wat to.

4)who were Khmer's enermies?
=The enermy of Khmer is Khieu Samphan they also have enermy the ancient viernames.

5)What is the main reason for the fall of the Khmer empire?
=Main reason fall of the Khmer is the loss of water control due to the fact that the people neglected the irrigation and drainage system because they feel insincere working for the king at the time.

6)How did Angkor Wat survive?
=Angkor wat survive by collecting water from rivers for agricultures as well as draining and reserving water from the monsoon season. Storing the water helped as the area only had two season. And the monks also kept visting the temple as pilgrimage.

7)Who built Angkor Wat?
=It built during the early years of the 12th century by Suryavaram II

8)How did 'Angkor wat' mean?
=It mean temple city and symbolic representation of hindu cosmology.

9)What contributed to the rise of Angkor?
=Mastery over water control, they have extensive and systematic irrigation system which supplies their needs like farming.

10)how did the khmer cultivate rice?
=They will built barays in which they store water for the use of culticating rice.

11)What contributed to the fall of Angkor Wat?
=External threats from neighbouring countries like Thailand.

12)How did the main temple Angkor Wat survive?
=Temple Angkor Wat survive with the monks continue living and dedicating their lives to the city temple.

HOW TO BE THE BEST ORATOR

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Here are some easy to implement for reducing your stage fright:

-Pretend you are just chatting with a group of friendsl.
-Concentrate on how good you are at public speaking.
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-Rememmber happy moments from your past.

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His best achievement was his capacity maintain inside peace and peace a multiple country race through poor category increase be Malay middle class so obvious. He also try to raise government service standard by introduce a system known as`punch-card' among government officers really open society's eyes. People given priority. Tun Dr Mahathir Bin Mohamad motivates people for `look to East' to achieve progress from education, technology and mentality aspect. Malaysia begins to be world attention with a brave leader voiced the opinion although contrary to western country leaders.

Remember! Nobody ever died from speaking in public and stage fright usually goes away after you start. You never know which ones will work best until you try. Use Tun Dr Mahathir as your role model. Strive for excellences

THE FULANI PEOPLE OF WEST AFRICA

THE FULANI PEOPLE

The Fulani people of west Africa are the largest nomadic group in the world. As a group they contain a vast array of diverse people who were conquered and became a part of the Fulani through the spread of islam

The origins of the Fulani people are highly disputed, some believe that they are of north African or Arabic origin, characterized by the lighter skin and straighter hair. Some Afirican even refer to them as white people.

The most important object in Fulani society is cattle. There are many names, traditions, and taboos concerning cattle. The number of cows a person owns is a sign of his wealth. The Fulani also have a huge respect for beauty. Beauty is considered very important and one of the ways this is shown is through tattoos that are pit all over the body.

Being brave and fearless is also a very important aspect of the Fulani, and that is obvious by their numerous weapons. One tradition is that when two boys reach coming of age, the two boys hit each other with their spears, not showing any pain but instead laughing.Many have died in these ceremonies, which are now against the law in many countries, but continue to be praticed.