No Man's Land by junge1
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Approaching the Cambodian border from Bangkok, Thailand, we stopped at Aranyaprathet, the last town in Thailand, at the Cambodian Consulate-General, for those who needed visas and then proceeded to the border. At the border our luggage was off-loaded from our two mini vans and put onto old, delapitaded wooden carts. While we went through the Thai passport control and then proceeded through 'No Man's Land to the Cambodian passport control at Poipet, Cambodia, our luggage was pulled by men to the the Cambodian side. Once we cleared passport entry requirements the luggage was transferred onto a mini bus and we proceeded along highway 6 to Siem Riep.
Picture was taken on 13 August 2012,
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Comments (20)
Nice
Very very very great photo !!
What an interesting way to cross the border. Fantastic shot.
I wonder why they choose to do it like that? Great photo. Thanks for sharing.
Seems strange that in this day and age that they still pull carts like this.. Guess it still comes down to what one can afford..
interesting way indeed!! wonderful shot!!
interesting scenery; maybe rotate the photo a bit, to get a straight horizon
Very nice capture!!!
That is interesting!
If something gets lost they cannot accuse the computer. Interesting shot
Shining shot.
A very nic e border control.
Very cool shot!!!!
fantastic image
Very cool photo and interesting narrative
GREAT SHOT
Wonderful shot! :)
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
I knew right where you were when you took this photo even from the thumb photo! A wonderful description to describe the process of passing through!!!!
Thats an impressive looking Passport Control huh? The old and the new.. Well taken.. Rob