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Input: Three tourists were questioned by the Siem Reap Provincial Court Monday after they were arrested for taking naked pictures of their buttocks at a temple in the Angkor Archaeological Park on Sunday, officials said. 
  
 Two men, one from Argentina and another from Italy, both about 30 years old, were caught with their pants down at 2 p.m. by guards at Ta Prohm temple, while a 19-year-old woman from the Netherlands was taking their pictures, said Long Kosal, deputy director of the Apsara Authority, the government body that manages the temples. 
  
 “[Sunday] afternoon, our tourist guards arrested three foreigners in Ta Prohm temple complex while they were doing a photo shoot of their buttocks there,” he said, adding that he did not have their names on hand. 
  
 The trio was arrested and taken to Siem Reap’s tourist police station for questioning, where they were held overnight, he said. 
  
 “When our tourist guards saw them doing a photo shoot, they arrested them immediately and checked the foreigners’ camera and saw the pictures,” Mr. Kosal said. “And today they were sent to court.” 
  
 Prosecutor Keut Vannarareth said the court had not decided whether to send the case to an investigating judge or to summarily try the tourists. 
  
 In February, two American sisters caught snapping seminude shots of themselves were convicted of pornography and indecency and given six-month suspended sentences, a fine of about $250 and banned from entering the country for four years. Also that month, three French tourists were deported on similar charges. 
  
 The Apsara Authority’s Mr. Kosal said that such acts are an offense to Cambodian culture and the spirit of the Angkor temples. 
  
 “Firstly, Khmer culture never allows showing naked bodies in public places like this, which is not good,” he said. 
  
 “Secondly, our park was built to serve religious beliefs, so showing naked bodies is not acceptable.” 
  
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 © 2015, The Cambodia Daily. All rights reserved. No part of this article may be reproduced in print, electronically, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without written permission. ||||| Had Ta Prohm been diligently maintained from its construction in 1186 to the present day, it would be just a footnote to the larger Angkor Wat temple. But while Ta Prohm lay forgotten and neglected by men, the Cambodian jungle wasted no time in devouring it. Silk-cotton and strangler fig trees took root in the loosened stones of the temple, which was built entirely without mortar. Their roots wound through the structure, creating an astonishing merger of nature and architecture. 
  
 Built at the height of the Khmer Empire by Jayavarman VII as a Buddhist monastery and center of learning, Ta Prohm has a traditional Khmer structure consisting of a series of gradually smaller enclosures, the largest of which is about 1000 by 650 meters. The sanctuary is centered around the huge, elevated stone face of Prajnaparamita, the personification of wisdom, whose features were modeled after those of the king’s mother. 
  
 When Angkor was rediscovered in the early 20th century by French archaeologists, all of the temples had become overgrown–but none so spectacularly as Ta Prohm. Nevertheless, as they excavated and restored the other temples, the archaeologists had to make sure that the giant tree roots enveloping Ta Prohm would not further deteriorate the structure or make it dangerous to visit. Though Ta Prohm may look like nature unfettered, the appearance of neglect is in fact fastidiously maintained. 
  
 Ta Prohm’s popularity has soared in recent years along with the rest of the Angkor complex, but especially because of its appearance in the movie Lara Croft: Tomb Raider. Be sure to check out the controversial Dinosaur of Ta Prohm–a corner of the Ta Prohm temple with a strange story of its own. ||||| Ta Prohm exhibitionists face expulsion 
  
 Three more foreign tourists face being kicked out of Cambodia for taking naked photos at the Angkor Archeological Park. 
  
 Two men, an Italian and Argentinean, and a Dutch woman were arrested yesterday afternoon at Ta Prohm temple by tourism police, according to Long Kosal, a spokesman for the Apsara Authority, which manages the historic complex. 
  
 "They are now at court for legal action," Kosal said. "A tourism agent arrested them when they saw activities of [the group] taking nude photos from behind the body." 
  
 It is the third time this year visitors to the World Heritage site have been busted for taking nude photos of themselves among the ancient ruins. 
  
 In February, two American sisters were booted out of the Kingdom for stripping down at the Preah Khan temple, while in January three French travellers arrested at Banteay Kdei temple were deported for "exposure of sexual organs". 
  
 Following the spate of incidents, Apsara vowed to boost security at the park. 
  
 As with the previous cases, the trio's behavior has been slammed as offensive to Cambodian culture. 
  
 "This kind of activity really affects Cambodian society," Kosal said. 
  
 "Cambodian temples have been constructed to dedicate to God and ancestors … which are valued religious beliefs. No tourists can take off their clothes." ||||| CAMBODIA - Three tourists appeared in a Cambodian court Monday accused of taking photographs of their bare bottoms inside the country's famed Angkor temple complex, an official said on Monday. 
  
 Two men -- an Italian and Argentinian -- and a Dutch woman, were arrested after a guard spotted them taking the cheeky pictures at one of the temples at the ancient site on Sunday. 
  
 "They were taking photos showing their bottoms," Long Kosal of the Apsara Authority -- the government agency managing the Angkor complex -- told AFP. 
  
 "Their action affects the value of our temples," Kosal said, adding they were sent to court in Siem Reap city over the alleged offensive activities. 
  
 Earlier this year, three French men and two American sisters were deported after they were convicted in two separate cases of taking naked photos inside Angkor temple complex. 
  
 They received a suspended six-month prison sentence on two charges -- public exposure and making pornography -- and will be banned from re-entering Cambodia for four years. 
  
 They were caught just days after a series of photos of Asian women posing nude at ancient Cambodian temples went viral online, outraging officials who vowed to step up efforts to prevent similar stunts. 
  
 The Angkor Archaeological Park, a world heritage site, contains the remains of the different capitals of the Khmer Empire, dating from the 9th to the 15th centuries, and is Cambodia's most popular tourist destination. |||||
Output:
Inappropriate photo shoots of one's buttocks seem to officially be a thing. A third set of tourists has allegedly been found doing just that at Cambodia's Angkor temple complex in broad daylight. The Cambodia Daily reports that two unnamed men around 30 years in age—one Italian, one Argentine—were allegedly spotted, bare-bottomed, by Ta Prohm temple guards at 2pm on Sunday. The guards say a 19-year-old Dutch woman was capturing their posteriors for posterity, and all three were arrested. Adding a slight ironic twist to the unwise shoot: The Ta Prohm sanctuary holds a giant face representing Prajnaparamita, which Atlas Obscura explains is "the personification of wisdom." It's unclear what will happen next to the tourists: The Phnom Penh Post reports they face deportation, and the prosecutor is said to be weighing whether to summarily try the trio or pass the case to an investigating judge. But resolution doesn't seem to be coming as quickly as it did for two American sisters, who after being caught baring their bottoms in February, were deported the following day. In that case, Lindsey Adams, 22, and Leslie Adams, 20, were handed a $250 fine and suspended six-month prison sentence and were barred from entering the country for four years. Three French men were also booted from the country in February over a similar photo shoot. As for the three now in custody, Long Kosal, an official who oversees the temples, tells the AFP and the Phnom Penh Post, "Their action affects the value of our temples. ... No tourists can take off their clothes." (Meanwhile, on another continent...)