Angkor Wat, also known as Angkor Wat Temple, is called "Sangxiang Buddha Hall" in China ancient books. Located in the northwest of Cambodia, it is the best preserved temple in Angkor. It was initiated by Suriye Pomo II, King of Angkor, in the12nd century. It was hoped that this magnificent cave temple would become the national capital and temple of Angkor, so it took about 35 years to finally be built.

2. Ban Diez Ray

Ban Diez Mine is built with Khmer laterite, which is extremely rich in color. Red soil containing a lot of water is not only convenient for transportation and construction, but also conducive to carving complex and exquisite patterns. After the building is completed, it will become extremely hard after air drying, and it will not be bad for thousands of years. The walls, columns, lintels and other building surfaces of Ban Diez Mine are almost completely covered with relief without any gaps. The relief of Ban Diez Lei is smooth and delicate, with complex and round shape, delicate and soft lines and bright and charming colors, which is second to none among all Angkor reliefs.

3. Bakken, mt

Bakken Temple was built on the top of Bakken Mountain, which reflected the Khmer worship of mountains at that time. This building, which symbolizes the whole universe, is full of symbols in design. The platform on the 7th floor represents the seventh heaven, and the top of the tower represents the center of the universe. 108 tower: in addition to the central tower, there are 108 small towers on the lower six floors, representing 108 days of four lunar phases; 33 pagodas: Looking at Bakken Temple from the central axis of each side, only 33 pagodas can be seen, representing 33 gods on Mount Sumi.

4. Tabuyu Temple

Tabuyu Temple is located in the southeast of Shengli Gate in Tongwangcheng, between Chajiao Temple and Bandai Katie. Khmer King Jaya Varman VII built it to worship his mother, also known as "Mother Temple". Tabu Temple, like the castle of Sleeping Beauty, was completely swallowed up by the jungle. The intertwined giant trees are wrapped around the stupa, occupying the promenade, tearing the fence, lifting the stone steps, exploring the doors and windows, and lifting the roof. The relationship between the building and the jungle has created a big problem for the protection work: standing idly by will certainly endanger the ancient temple, and forced separation will inevitably lead to the destruction of the temple. Therefore, this strange hug is still the case today.

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