How Did They Build It? This Forgotten Temple's Massive Reservoir Mystery
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ต.ค. 2023
- Phumi Pheas Tbong - Join me on a journey to a lesser-known gem. Nestled amidst emerald rice fields and reached after one of the most picturesque drives, this temple might not boast grandeur but holds tales that are nothing short of epic. In this video, we delve deep into engineering marvel of a vast man-made reservoir that once quenched the thirst of a bustling civilisation. This reservoir's sheer size speaks volumes about the once heavily populated area that now seems to have faded into obscurity.
The temple, though worn and weathered, stands as a testament to the intricate craftsmanship and dedication of artisans from a bygone era. From deep stone carvings to remnants of majestic statues, every fragment tells a story.
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really love the beautiful footages of rural cambodia. so tranquil and so beautiful. great find too. 💙🙏🏻
They should preserve their Hindu / Indian heritage
What an absolutely brilliant find, Mr. B....🙂.....simply riveting.....🙂
Thank you my friend, it was perfect for me, one of those small Temples that nobody ever goes to
Another wonderful treasure, along with beautiful scenery. Best wishes
Thank you so much. Yes, it really was a beautiful setting, not an impressive temple maybe but the journey and the scenery is really what it is all about. Life is so jolly calming on adventures like this one.
It seems you’re getting around with more ease these days. Good to see that.
Ah, that dusty village road. I really miss those places. That, and the cows marching down the road reminds me of the village my wife is from. Those people and that life style are as much of a treasure to me as the temple. Actually, more so.
These videos are in fact from a year ago, because it is now rainy season. It has rained so much this season. I haven’t been able to film many at all, for about six months. I’m going a bit cabin crazy, I just long for the Sun and the road now.
Enjoyed this one very much, Mr. B. Opening scenery etc. is stunning. Hope you're recovered fully and look forward to the next one.
Yes I’m going to do more scenery in the opening I think it always looks good. I hope life is kind to you ❤️
Very nice video Mr. B. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much, this was filmed many many months ago, it was a very long drive, but it was very much worth it. A lovely day out supplied by the ancients. ❤️
Excellent once again Mr.B.
Thank you so much Tony. I hope life is kind to you and you are well, and as always I encourage you to go out and have adventures of your own. Without them life is just different shades of grey
Hi Paul, sending love from Canada. Proud of you, and enjoying your videos. :)
Thank you so very much for your kindness is deeply appreciated. ❤️
Nice job
Thank you, you are very kind. It is comments like yours that give me the fuel to keep going forward, as what I do is a lonely business. So thank you so much for taking the time to send me a little note of thanks. ❤️❤️❤️
Nice video. I was just in Cambodia and I enjoyed the scenery very much. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for your kind comment. It was a good find this one, it took a while, as was hidden behind a modern temple, and then, of course I had to go across the bridge. I do not think I mention in the video. It was also covered with vicious ants. But you’re still a lovely day out.
@@TheMrB it was a great find. I look forward to seeing your next one. You give me inspiration on what to see when I visit Cambodia.
Are you planning on doing any of the Khmer temples in Thailand? There are lots of them in the Issan region. I’ve visited many but not all of them.
An example of good things come in small packages. :)
Absolutely true. The journey to this one was long. But it was all worth it just to find this little old man that was forgotten. He was hiding behind a modern temple and took a while to locate. But I love my little films because it means I will never forget each and every temple.
Very interesting and love the mix of old and new plus a bit of the journey along the road. What were the statues I could glimpse behind where you were filming before you got to the false door? Were they the ones you showed us at the beginning?🥰😘
Yes they were. Many ancient temples can be found close to
modern ones. Hope life is going well ❤️
Architecture masterpiece of the ancient Khmer.
It was an incredible site when all considered
Khmer Empire temple