Steps to get down to the temple are definitely not to code, says my engineer of a husband. ;)
This is completely hand carved. I don't think the pictures do the sculptures justice.
Oh well. Oh and we had to wear hard hats around the site because of the constant construction which cracked us up because I can't really say safety is always a priority here and we were allowed to take them off inside and for pictures. It was funny.
The family photo ( -1 )
Yes this is Erin and Jack our king and queen for the day. Nope we will not be referring to herself as Queen E ever. LOL Here Erin and Jack were able to play a bit of dress up. To show respect for the sacred place women have to have their knees covered so Erin got a cute new wrap which of course they sell to you at the entrance.
Andrew did not want any part of this dressing up.
Not a great picture but to show you the massiveness inside and the constant construction going on.
The beliefs. I have to say it holds a lot of truth.
They actually carve the sculptures on sight and they work on their hands and knees. All carvings are done by hand only a chain saw is used to cut the wood into pieces for carvings.
The wood used is Red Wood.
Cheers
M
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