The origin of the cart

 

The presence of the ox-cart was traced back to India in the Vedic period, between 1700 and 700 BC, through a number of manuscripts, such as the Book of Ideology, Religion, and Technical or War Rules. In India at that time there were ox carts for transport. Both chariots have been carved on stone since 125 AD.

 

 

If we talk about ox carts, it is true that some people know it, especially the farmers who practice farming, because Cambodia is a country that has relied on agriculture since ancient times. The ox cart is usually used as a vehicle or as a means of transporting agricultural products, where the locals often use the ox cart to transport rice, bundles, straw, tobacco, etc., and to travel and transport other materials to nearby places. Far as needed.

 

 

 

Foreign tourists flock to the countryside to ride ox carts and visit the agro-tourism of the people . This is part of the ecotourism that was created in order to promote local agricultural products, especially farmers can increase income in addition to business. Agriculture.The establishment of tourism has contributed to the growth of the national economy through the 

creation of employment opportunities, income generation, poverty reduction, and the improvement of living standards. And promote culture and history as well.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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