Tonle SapThat is all in the middle

Tonle Sap
That is all in the middle of Cambodia. It is one of the largest fresh water lakes of Asia. Half of the fish consumed by the country comes from this lake.
‘Some of them say they do. Others. They benefited by the past. The present life situation that you can almost feel here is a circle, a stress-free life. Completely how we, in almost every day, we’re stressed for only the little things. And life just affects us physically and mentally. So with them, you can almost feel the difference.
We are just at the outskirt of Angkor, at the nearest town to the ruins, Siem Reap. The very name itself held to the country’s violence past. Siem Reap means Siam defeated commemorating the victory against the Siamese centuries ago. A booming town. Siem Reap is an excellent place to discover the vibrancy of the Cambodian culture and arts.
Apsara Dance, the traditional dance of the Khmers, is about a thousand years old, accompanied by musical instruments, unique to the Khmers.
Artisans d’ Angkor
Siem Reap is also home to the Artisans d’ Angkor, a national project to teach and promote the ancient crafts.
It has been a tiring journey, but the best to witness. Tomorrow is the journey to back in time, a thousand years to the city of Angkor.


Angkor
Angkor was first built in the 9th century. Angkor means a city in sun screen. And what a city it was? The place is just the target of imagination. No one knows for sure just how big the city was. Definitely many hundreds of square kilometers. Perhaps, it was as much as one thousands. It is the size that was, by far, of the largest city in the world. It is staggering to realize that probably about the same size as Los Angeles is today. The Khmers want the rule to cross most of the South East Asia. Then in 1431, the city was abandoned after the fighting with the Siam and likely was in food and water shortages.
Angkor was declared a world heritage site in 1992. The most famous and best reserved of the ruins is Angkor Wat. Wat means the temple in Khmer. So this is like the main temple of Angkor.
Angkor Wat is just a tiny fraction of even the recovered part of the city. Yet, by itself, Angkor Wat is the world’s largest religious building.
I bet you guess temporarily how steep it is. And it is the Angkor Wat, the steepest stairway I’ve ever climbed. I bet you don’t, most of you don’t know why it is so steep. It may be steep, so that your back side never faces the King. If you want to have this experience, you can do this here in Angkor Wat. But I’m going down now. Do you see these holes in the stones? These stones come from the quarry about sixty kilometers from Angkor. To carry the stone here, wooden blocks were hammered into these holes.
Just the temple alone took 50 thousand craftsmen and labourers 40 years to build. It is not widely known that Angkor Wat in its stay served two religions: first Hindu, than Buddhist, when the Siamese came in the 12th century. It’s also considered the epidermis of Khmer architecture. It is the symbol of Cambodia’s state flight, a reflection of the past and a hope of the future. It is the only state plight in the world with a building depicter.
There is much more Angkor in just the Angkor Wat. Here in Bayon, a collection of 37 tasks, each has 4 giants’ faces; each is looking in one direction.
There are some arguments as whether this is the face of Buddha or that of the King looking over his people.

Kết quả (Việt) 1:

Tonle SapĐó là tất cả ở giữa Campuchia. Nó là một trong những hồ nước ngọt lớn nhất của Châu á. Một nửa của cá tiêu thụ bởi nước xuất phát từ hồ này.' Một số người trong số họ nói rằng họ làm. Những người khác. Họ hưởng lợi bởi quá khứ. Tình hình hiện tại của cuộc sống mà bạn gần như có thể cảm thấy đây là một vòng tròn, một cuộc sống căng thẳng miễn phí. Hoàn toàn làm thế nào chúng tôi, trong gần như mỗi ngày, chúng tôi nhấn mạnh cho chỉ là những điều nhỏ. Và cuộc sống chỉ ảnh hưởng đến chúng tôi về thể chất và tinh thần. Vì vậy, với họ, bạn gần như có thể cảm thấy sự khác biệt.Chúng tôi đang chỉ ở ngoại thành của Angkor, tại thị trấn gần nhất để các di tích, Siem Reap. Tên rất riêng của mình được tổ chức để bạo lực của đất nước trong quá khứ. Xiêm Riệp phương tiện Siam đánh bại kỷ niệm chiến thắng chống lại quân Xiêm thế kỷ trước. Thị trấn đang bùng nổ. Xiêm Riệp là một nơi tuyệt vời để khám phá sự rung động của Campuchia văn hóa và nghệ thuật. Apsara Dance, những điệu nhảy truyền thống của người Khmer, là khoảng một nghìn năm tuổi, đi kèm với nhạc cụ, duy nhất cho người Khmer. Nghệ nhân d' AngkorXiêm Riệp cũng là nhà của thợ thủ công d' Angkor, một dự án quốc gia để giảng dạy và thúc đẩy các nghề thủ công cổ đại. Nó đã là một hành trình mệt mỏi, nhưng tốt nhất để chứng kiến. Ngày mai là cuộc hành trình để trở lại trong thời gian, một nghìn năm để thành phố Angkor.AngkorAngkor was first built in the 9th century. Angkor means a city in sun screen. And what a city it was? The place is just the target of imagination. No one knows for sure just how big the city was. Definitely many hundreds of square kilometers. Perhaps, it was as much as one thousands. It is the size that was, by far, of the largest city in the world. It is staggering to realize that probably about the same size as Los Angeles is today. The Khmers want the rule to cross most of the South East Asia. Then in 1431, the city was abandoned after the fighting with the Siam and likely was in food and water shortages. Angkor was declared a world heritage site in 1992. The most famous and best reserved of the ruins is Angkor Wat. Wat means the temple in Khmer. So this is like the main temple of Angkor.Angkor Wat is just a tiny fraction of even the recovered part of the city. Yet, by itself, Angkor Wat is the world’s largest religious building.I bet you guess temporarily how steep it is. And it is the Angkor Wat, the steepest stairway I’ve ever climbed. I bet you don’t, most of you don’t know why it is so steep. It may be steep, so that your back side never faces the King. If you want to have this experience, you can do this here in Angkor Wat. But I’m going down now. Do you see these holes in the stones? These stones come from the quarry about sixty kilometers from Angkor. To carry the stone here, wooden blocks were hammered into these holes. Just the temple alone took 50 thousand craftsmen and labourers 40 years to build. It is not widely known that Angkor Wat in its stay served two religions: first Hindu, than Buddhist, when the Siamese came in the 12th century. It’s also considered the epidermis of Khmer architecture. It is the symbol of Cambodia’s state flight, a reflection of the past and a hope of the future. It is the only state plight in the world with a building depicter. There is much more Angkor in just the Angkor Wat. Here in Bayon, a collection of 37 tasks, each has 4 giants’ faces; each is looking in one direction.There are some arguments as whether this is the face of Buddha or that of the King looking over his people.