Ta Som is a smaller but charming temple in the Angkor complex, built by King Jayavarman VII in the late 12th century. The temple's most famous feature is the eastern gate tower, where a massive banyan tree has intertwined its roots around the entire gateway, creating a stunning fusion of nature and architecture. With relatively fewer tourists, it maintains a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for photography and quiet contemplation. The temple interior features exquisite bas-reliefs and carvings, though some have weathered over time, they still showcase the refined craftsmanship of the era. Ta Som is located on the Grand Circuit route and is typically visited together with Preah Khan and Neak Pean.
夕日を見にツアーの1つとして行きました。\n\n美しい夕日の景色は心癒される素晴らしい思い出を与えてくれました。\n\nアンコールワットの夕日見学と迷うところですが、こちらのツアーに申し込むのも充分満足できると思います。
There are several floating villages around Tonle Sap Lake, where people have adapted their lifestyles to the changing water levels with houses, schools, and small shops scattered along the river and lake.\n\nIt’s about a 40minute drive from Siem Reap city, a great spot to visit when you feel like taking a short break from the temples. During the dry season, some areas become too shallow or muddy for boats to enter, so it’s best to check the conditions before you go.\n\nThe sunset over the lake was absolutely unforgettable.
It's the biggest lake in Southeast-Asia and it's definitely impressive. We visited during the dry season, so during our boat tour we got to see the way the houses on stilts were constructed. The sunset is stunning.
مكان جميل لركوب القارب ثم الوصول الى قرية عائمة فيها مطعم وبقالة وتماسيح الخ..\nسعر القارب 28 دولار 5 اشخاص فقط\nوالقارب الاخر 36 دولار بىفقط 9 ركاب\nممكن اذا كنت لوحدك تجد من يشارك دفع القيمة
Highlight of my Siem Reap trip was visiting a floating village in Siem Reap. People there live outside the world of convenience. They use alum to filter lake water for cooking, drinking and washing. 😳. Visiting there was a reminder of all the things we have to be grateful for. 🫶