Angkor / 吴哥

Angkor / 吴哥 is the monumental site through which EP267 踏访湄公河：雨季、婚飞蚁与水利帝国 explains the 吴哥王朝. 邢海洋 presents his first visit to Angkor as a turning point: the temples, sculptures, abandoned-stone atmosphere, and later forest overgrowth make the scale of mainland Southeast Asian civilization visible.

The source treats Angkor as a combined religious, political, and hydraulic city. Its temples express kingly sacrality, but Angkor Hydraulic Empire / 吴哥水利帝国 explains how water storage, dry-season irrigation, rice production, and 洞里萨湖 resources could support dense population and imperial building over centuries.

Connections

• Cambodia / 柬埔寨, Khmer Empire / 吴哥王朝, Tonle Sap Lake / 洞里萨湖, and 周达观 / Zhou Daguan - historical and geographic context.
• Angkor Hydraulic Empire / 吴哥水利帝国 - source’s core interpretive concept.
• Fieldwork As Knowledge Method / 田野作为知识方法 - visiting the site changes how the region can be understood.