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Angkor Wat has a complete three-story rectangular porch, with a cascading height. The symmetrical porch is long and straight, looking from one end, with a strong sense of perspective to the other end, and the tapered pillars and doorways seem to be endless. The third cloister platform has four bell-shaped pagodas around the central hall, which symbolize the center of the universe, Mount Sum, which is also the image of the most familiar Angkor Wat. Angkor Wat is a place where you need to calm down and experience it slowly. It is a kind of ruinous but gorgeous and heavy. There is a special kind of gas field. Even in the noise of tourists, you can still feel the mysterious and peaceful. power. Walk through the first cloister, the gallery obscures some of the strong sunlight, and the colony casts a shadow on the relief. The quiet atmosphere separates us from the outside world, and the ancient reliefs on the walls enter a Among myths. The relief of Angkor Wat is continuous on the stone wall. A story tells about tens of meters and hundreds of meters. It is full of unwillingness to leave a blank. Many gods, characters, animals and plants are intertwined, complex but not chaotic. There is a harmonious order, after a thousand years of relief, the texture is still distinct, the lines are round and delicate, and the hair of the character is at the fingertips. Some of the engravings are based on the war scenes in the two Hindu epics of Mahabharata and Ramayana, depicting the never-ending battle between man and God, between God and the devil; The scene in the court of the dynasty, Suliere II, the builder of the Angkor Temple, also appeared in the crowds of the crowd.

Tabu Temple is one of the largest buildings in the Angkor era, hidden in the virgin forest. The biggest feature here is "tree and tower blending". The stout trunks of figs, kapok trees, and linden trees are wrapped around the stone towers, straddle the sides of the wall, and even some buildings are broken by the roots. Here you can take a lot of incredible photos!