What tourist attractions are there in Asia?

1. Angkor Wat

Angkor Wat (Angkor Wat), also known as Angkor Temple, is located in Cambodia. It is called the national treasure of Cambodia and is the largest temple in the world. It is also the earliest Khmer-style building in the world. The original name of Angkor Wat is Vrah Vishnulok, which means "Vishnu's Temple". Ancient Chinese Buddhist books call it "Sangxiang Buddha House".

2. Badgang Durbar Square

Badgang Durbar Square is the largest square in Bhaktapur, surrounded by various temples and towers. Including the palace of the Malla Dynasty and many unique temples, temples, pagodas, statues, etc., it is known as the "open-air museum".

3. Bodhanath Stupa

Bodhnath Stupa, located 8 kilometers east of the center of Kathmandu, is one of Nepal’s famous monuments. The tower is 38 meters high and 100 meters in circumference. Bodhnath is the largest round pagoda in the world with a huge white dome. Bodhnath is one of the cultural heritage sites in the Kathmandu Valley.

4. Patan Durbar Square

The pattern of Patan Durbar Square is similar to Kathmandu Durbar Square. The square is rectangular, with the Royal Palace, Taleju Temple, Golden Temple, Mangya Fountain, etc. on the east side, and temples of different shapes on the west side, the most famous of which are Krishna Temple, Krishna Temple, Harisankar Temple, etc. Temple, Vishnu Temple, Viswanath Temple, etc.

5. Mekong River

The Mekong River (Mekong River) originates from the northeastern slope of Tanggula Mountain in China. It is called Lancang River (Lancang Jiang or Lan-ts'ang Chiang) in China and flows into The stretch of river behind the Indo-China Peninsula is called the Mekong River. The main stream of the Mekong River is 4,909 kilometers long. It is the most important transnational water system in Asia and the seventh largest river in the world.

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