@Nis: I just had a Hawaii hotel PR woman tell me that she discovered the top Hawaii bloggers were not from Hawaii. I’m from Hawaii and I’ve written less about it than I have Thailand. Feel better, Nis? 😉 I love Thailand. I should be shooting more photos and posting things about Thailand b/c I keep returning; only problem is, whenever I lift my camera, I come across some new street food to try.

@Dave: Yeah, a survivor guide to temples and churches would be a good idea; though I don’t know who’d have the patience to do them. Well,… these days you never know… i tend to like that kind of stuff, but like I said, there has to be some movement or variation. Angkor wat, I totally agree about. Hype, although maybe I might not feel that way had I gone there before Thailand. Bayon, I’ll have to try. Haven’t heard much on it, so now its peaked my interest.

I feel the same way to this in Cambodia. I could spend hours in Bayon alone. Not a huge fan of Angkor. But the Bayon site I do like.

Temples, temples everywhere in Asia, and churches churches everywhere in Europe. What we need is a survivors guide to traveling a region and not get an overdose!

@Laura: Thanks. Would love to see Mexico’s Mayan temples! I’m sure the architecture must be different. I wonder what the difference in God/worship is?

@Tunimaal: Thanks! =)