What scenic spots do you recommend in Angkor Wat?

Angkor Wat has the best preserved Brahmanism site to date. Not only that, there are many scenic spots. Angkor wat is divided into small circle, big circle and outer circle. Then let's take a look at what attractions Angkor Wat has today.

angkor

Angkor Wat Temple is usually called Xiaowuge Cave. Xiaowuge Cave is the best preserved one among many sites, with large scale and perfect symmetry. The reliefs built in the temple are even more exquisite, showing how deep the artistic attainments of the Khmer period were. In addition, the sunrise of little Angkor is also the most attractive point for tourists, and it is often difficult to shoot large movies.

Copper nets bar

Tongwangcheng, also known as the Great Angkor Wat, was the last country before the end of Angkor civilization in moderns. It was destroyed in many wars and rebuilt in Cambodia. One of the famous scenic spots among network celebrities, Khmer Smile, is located in bayon temple.

Bakken, mt

Located at the northwest of Angkor Wat 1.5km, a hill is the commanding height of the whole Angkor Wat. Although it is only 65m high, it overlooks the whole Angkor Wat. Most couples will choose to watch the sunset here ~

Srah Srang

As the name implies, the bath is the place where the royal family used to hold bathing ceremonies. There is a temple in the middle of the pool, leaving only the foundation, which is flooded. When the water level is low, you can see some temple buildings underwater above the water surface. Most tourists will choose here to watch the sunrise ~

Bandie kedai

Bandai Katie is located next to the royal bath, which is said to be the place where the king and many concubines rest after bathing and swimming ... Bandai Katie is relatively small, and many tour groups will skip it directly, so there are fewer people coming here, which is much quieter, but this place is not small, with four floors inside and outside, and the outermost wall is 700 meters long and 500 meters wide, which is very large. However, most of the walls have collapsed and integrated with other buildings, which is not visually felt.

Bilisi

Bi Li Temple is the place where Angkor was cremated. Only after the death of members of the royal family can they be qualified. In their culture, cremation of corpses is considered as transformation and living in another way of life. Therefore, it is also called pre-Rup.

Eastern Mebon

Built in 953 AD, it is a temple for a royal family of Angkor to worship their parents. It was originally located on an island in the middle of East Lake. I used to come by boat, but now the lake has dried up and turned into farmland. At this time, you can only see the slightly raised hills, and you may feel that it used to be an island.

Ban Diez Ray

Cambodia, transliterated as the Queen's Castle, is famous for its gorgeous colors and exquisite reliefs. This temple is dedicated to Shiva, one of the three main gods of Brahmanism. Red sandstone is the main building material, and the wall is covered with a layer of relief, which is very beautiful.

beng mealea

Beng mealea is translated into a lotus pond, but the reality is incompatible with the name. Beng mealea can be said to be one of the most mysterious and difficult temples in Angkor's historical buildings.

Temple buildings collapsed seriously, even in ruins, covered with weeds and trees. Many sculptures were stolen due to insufficient protection. However, because of its primitive and shabby atmosphere, it is unique, and many photographers make it a must-punch place.

The Tonle Sap Lake

Tonle Sap Lake is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia and the life lake of Cambodian people. A group of stateless people live on the lake. They were refugees who fled Vietnam during World War II. After World War II, Vietnam no longer recognized them, and neither did Cambodia. They were forced to live by the lake. Cambodia stipulates that they can only engage in fishery-related business and cannot go ashore for a lifetime.