カンボジアの湖・トップ10

近くにあるトンレバティ湖は、地元の人々やプノンペンの住民にとって人気の週末の行楽地であり、釣り天国です。湖の南岸にある広大なピクニックエリアは、浅い水中に絵のように建てられた、杭の上に立つ竹小屋で構成されています。ピクニックのために借りることができます。または、食事がここに届けられます。この場所の人気のある珍味はカエルです。毎日営業しているレストラン、ショップ、ドリンクスタンドもありますが、トンレバティが訪問者で賑わうのは週末と祝日のみです。 https://www.angkor-travels.com/html/tonlebati.php?p_lang=de

Swiming costume, towel, walking shoes.

The lake was created by Khmer Rouge prisoners in just six months in 1975. The mountain behind the dam consists of the resulting excavated material. During the construction, 1,200 people died of exhaustion and starvation.

Neak Pean is an artificial island in the center of the Northern Baray, a man-made reservoir. It was built at the end of the 12th century. The building materials, from bottom to top, are laterite and sandstone. The shore of the inner temple island is decorated with depictions of two naga. Immediately east of the temple tower, on a causeway, stands a sandstone sculpture of the horse Balaha. Visitors must cross a long wooden bridge over the reservoir to reach the temple, which offers a peaceful experience amidst water and nature.

Water, with its life-giving and purifying properties, is central to Khmer cosmology and all forms of Hindu religion. The moats surrounding the temples of Angkor were considered earthly models of the ocean that surrounds the world.

The Srah Srang (“Royal Bath”) is a water reservoir measuring approximately 725 × 400 meters from the Angkor period.

Magnificent temple complex in Jayataka Baray.

Neak Pean is an artificial island in the center of the Northern Baray, an artificial reservoir. The ensemble, unique in Khmer architecture, was built at the end of the 12th century under King Jayavarman VII. Neak Pean is located in the historic Angkor area not far from the city of Siem Reap (Cambodia). Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neak_Pean