In the Ream National Park, the tropical rainforest is about 33 square kilometers, with about 11 kilometers of the most magnificent mangrove wetland reserve in Southeast Asia. It is a beautiful and scenic area with the Soma Stream running through it, where trillion-year-old mangrove forests and intertwined lianas grow, and rich flora and fauna grow and live in the wetland, including hundreds of wild plants, which is known as a paradise on earth.
Ream National Park is characterized by ancient trees and dense forests that cover the sky, making you feel a cool breeze as you walk through the park. The ancient mangrove forests of Ream have been growing on the earth for trillions of years, and it is as if you are outside of time. As you ride a boat through the river, you can see the dense forest swaying with the sea breeze, which makes you feel quiet and peaceful.
King of Scented Rosewood – Mother of the Earth ——
Ream National Park also has a 1,500-year-old Scented Rosewood Tree, known as the mother of the earth in Ream, and when you look upward at the base of the tree, the canopy, which is 50 to 60 meters high, covers the sky as if it were a mother stretching out her wide arms to embrace the entire forest in her arms. Huge branches and trunks are covered with the texture of the years, but she does not look old, because of the natural flavor of the cloud loam, continue to exude a new vitality.
Forest Magic Piano – Banyan Tree ——
The banyan trees in Ream National Park, while striving for sunlight from the outside, also need to draw water from the outside, so many roots grow downward to draw nutrients and water from the land, hanging down a large tree roots, as if the strings of a piano, which is imaginatively called the "magic piano of the forest".
A Tree is a Forest ——
It is often said that "a single tree does not make a forest", but in Ream National Park, one tree is often a forest. The largest banyan tree here has 20 to 30 roots alone. Those roots are suspended in the branches and trunks of large trees, straight into the soil, almost like a thick pillar, where is the main trunk, where is the roots, it has long been indistinguishable. Together with the surrounding vines and bushes, from a distance, a tree was a forest.
In addition, in Ream National Park, the sky-scraping tree is as high as 70 to 80 meters, and once you pick up your head, you can see its crown, which is a real "Forest Giant"; the ancient tsubaki tree here is so thick and tall that even a few people can't surround it even if they pull their hands together. There are black boxwood with amazing weight; ironwood as hard as steel; arrow poison wood that can secrete venom, and sago tree that can supply starch .........
The many kinds of lush plants not only beautify the mountains and rivers here, but also provide a place for the rare animals in this green field to live and reproduce. For thousands of years, people living in Ream National Park have cherished this "green gem" so much that in 1993, King Sihanouk of Cambodia issued a royal decree naming the vast forested area as Ream National Park, so that it will always emit a dazzling light.
