After gradually entering the Angkor Thom, the center of the city is the Bayon. Was it the center of faith for the people of the Angkor dynasty at that time?Here, in addition, since it has been listed as a world-class cultural heritage of humanity, countries have invested manpower to restore it, and the country in charge is marked on the door sign, hoping to restore its former appearance.
I have always longed to go to Angkor Wat to see the style and features of these monuments. From a distance, I can see that the Bayon Temple is composed of towers of different sizes. Each tower above is Gaya Balmain VII on three sides. The face of the King (Jayavarman VII), only to find out that there are 54 tall towers after inquiring, it is very magnificent!And I wonder if it’s because these woods have been flooded outside this monument for a long time before they were discovered. These trees are very brave (^^b) and appear to be small.
In order not to affect these restoration projects, the tour guides will lead the tourists in and out in order, and they will also catch the chalk marks on the stones on the ground, and the broken walls have brand-new carvings, the old and the new are staggered, I really feel that Wu Geku is a must-visit tourist attraction once in a lifetime. (The tour guide has always emphasized that we are very lucky, saying that we will be sealed and cannot enter, but it is true that my friend went to Angkor Wat in 09 and was unable to climb the super steep stairs of Little Angkor, so I could only walk around below. Look)
When visiting the Bayon Temple...No, it should be said that you are visiting Angkor Wat. It must be easy and simple to wear, because you can climb these super steep stairs up and down. If necessary, you must use both hands and feet together. Under the sun, it is really a test of physical strength! (^^)
Because foreign tourists are increasing year by year, and local people live in hardship, they can also see their side of life at these famous attractions. I think in addition to the so-called "sympathy", the biggest feeling is the cherishment and satisfaction of my own follow-up. (The last thing people need is sympathy, but within the scope of their ability, they can reach out to help and let them live going on.)
King Jayavarman VII (Jayavarman VII) still looks at all this with a smile, and we can see this "Khmer smile" from any angle, as if we have an insight into the cycle of this world, and we want these people to let go Live.
Because of the reverence for the gods, the steepness of the construction was to allow future generations to keep their heads down, hands and feet forward.
The famous "Khmer Smile", you have to take photos with him, and too many tourists have to take pictures with him. (^___^)
Put tourists as a scale, and you can feel how big the Bayon Temple is.
