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| Not real! Just back packs for children at the Old Market |
The Kingdom of Cambodia is a Buddhist nation, which like neighbouring Thailand, has a high compassion quotient for animals. This explains why during our short trip from 24-28 September, we were able to meet a few friendly felines. They were mostly found in temples, market-places, restaurants and one unusual location where they appeared to be looked after despite their somewhat impoverished appearance. Here are the photos.
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| Ginger cat at a provision shop on Preah Ang Non Street (St. No.102) |
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| Apparently, the child of Ginger. |
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| Resident mouser of the Sosoro Museum, Srey Icarvarman Museum of Money & Economics |
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| Kittens of Sosoro Museum. |
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| Calico kitten at Preah Ang Eng Street (St.No.13), near Kandal Market |
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| Young cat at Wat Ounnalom |
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| All the cats at Wat Ounnalom are friendly. |
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| Friendly ginger cat at Wat Ounnalom seeks human companionship. |
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| Curious feline near Night Market. |
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| Mascot of Nesat Seafood Restaurant. |
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| Wasn't it Gandhi who said that the greatness of a nation is measured by how it treats its cats? Gandhi sculpture on Norodom Boulevard in Spean Neak Park. |
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