Phnom Sampeau|Phnom Sampov đánh giá

Tôi có một chút thám hiểm khi đến núi Nongsapa, vì hang cát thực sự rất kinh khủng, tớ sợ con rơi ra ngoài, thực ra không có, toàn bộ núi không cao, nhưng dân dân ở đây thực sự nghèo nàn.

Take a nap and take a look at the regular attractions in Madewang. The only remaining bamboo trains in the world are still worthwhile and exciting (it really feels like a roller coaster ride, speeding up to 30 kilometers per hour, and the old narrow tracks are extremely bumpy) and interesting (one-way tracks, if it meets a train, one side must disassemble the train for the other side to pass before assembling it). Figure 4-6: The scene of dog kissing the bat out of the cave is very shocking. In just half an hour, millions of bats poured out to look for food. The visual and auditory shocks made all the people who watched the scene shout and shout.

Battambang. Nongsha Pa Mountain is not only a worthwhile place to visit, but also a place full of bitter memories and mysteries. You can walk up the hill or drive up the hill. The hill is not high. It's two or three hundred meters. At the top of the hill, you can see the fortresses and cannons left behind by the war with Thailand, the endless plains and distant cities of Madewang, the glittering temples, the monkeys running around fighting for food, and, of course, the ten thousand caves down to the depths. It is said that during the Khmer Rouge period, tens of thousands of people were marched here and pushed down the caves. This cave goes on step by step. The gloom is terrible. The most wonderful thing is that at the foot of the mountain, every dusk, thousands of bats fly out of a cave, flying all over the sky, extremely shocked, bats line up out of the cave for nearly an hour, a large number of white people here drinking beer to see the spectacle, that moment, all the waiting is worth it.

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When it was raining less, we found the Chartered driver and asked him to take us to our next destination, Phnom Sampeeu, where killing cave and bats cave are. When we arrived, we bought two ponchos and one knife. Then we could choose to walk up or find a motorcycle driver to take them with us. The charterer said it would take two hours to walk (half an hour is enough in fact), and it was raining heavily at that time. We decided to take a motorcycle, and later found it a very interesting experience.

Every night after 5:30 p.m., there will be a spectacle of bats coming out of their holes. Millions of bats flew out of the cave in line for more than half an hour. When I went, the bat went out of the hole for more than twenty minutes, and it wasn't over until I left by car. Bats don't need to buy tickets to go out of their caves. They're at the foot of Mount Shapa and don't need to go up.