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"Lost World: Unravelling the Mysteries of Cambodia's Ancient Ruins" Frances Densmore, a renowned US anthropologist, embarks on an extraordinary journey deep into the heart of Asia. In the lush jungles of Siem Reap, Cambodia, she unravels the secrets hidden within the fronds of unknown fern species. As she explores near Nepenthes Field Camp, Frances is captivated by the enchanting beauty and rich history surrounding her. The UNESCO World Heritage site of Angkor reveals itself in all its glory - from Ta Prohm's mesmerizing ruins to Beng Mealea's awe-inspiring architecture. Amidst this lost world lies a forgotten treasure - "The Garden of Childhood. " Painted in 1922 by an anonymous artist on canvas, it serves as a poignant reminder of time gone by and memories etched forever. But it is not just art that captures Frances' attention; nature beckons with its wonders too. She marvels at large aerial pitchers found in natural hybrids like Pitcher Plant (Nepenthes stenophylla x Nepenthes veitchi), showcasing Mother Nature's creativity at its finest. With each step through Siem Reap's UNESCO World Heritage sites, Frances delves deeper into ancient mysteries. From Ta Prohm to Banteay Srei's Hindu temple and finally reaching Angkor Wat itself - every corner holds stories waiting to be discovered. In this lost world where time stands still, Frances Densmore unearths fragments of history that connect us to our past. Through her lens and pen, she brings alive the magic and allure that lie within these sacred grounds – reminding us that even amidst ruins, there is beauty yet to be found.