Pottery, Flooded Forests, and a River That Runs Backward
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Pottery, Flooded Forests, and a River That Runs Backward
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Sokha Chan moves to Kampong Chhnang at peak flood season, exploring the pottery village of Andong Russey, the floating villages of Chong Kos and Kandal, and the Tonle Sap's dramatic flow reversal. Practical notes on costs, cycling routes, and pre-Angkorian temples across the river.
Episode 8 of Cambodia Travel Podcast with Sokha Chan. Sokha Chan is in Kampong Chhnang, Cambodia.
Places in this episode: Andong Russey Pottery Village, Chong Kos Floating Village, Kandal Floating Village, Phsar Chhnang Market, Phsar Chhnang quarter, Kampong Leng district, Prasat Punnrey, Phnom Neang Kong Rei.
Covered: Pottery and craft traditions, Tonle Sap flood season and flow reversal, Floating villages and lake culture, Pre-Angkorian temples and local legends, Provincial living costs and practicalities, Monsoon travel and cycling routes.
Chapters:
00:00 Kampong Chhnang
01:51 Phsar Chhnang quarter
03:16 Andong Russey Pottery Village
04:43 Chong Kos Floating Village
06:11 Kandal Floating Village
07:27 Kampong Leng district
09:31 Yeay Tep Pagoda
A full transcript of this episode is available in supported apps.
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