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Built on 162.6 acres of land, the largest religious building in the world
Ranked # 1 on ArchaeoMadness, TripAdvisor, Lonely Planet
Cambodia's first World Heritage Site was listed on the UNESCO list in 1992
The mysterious sun rises to the top of Angkor Wat twice a year
The technique of digging water for several hundred years
The Angkor Wat temple block shades out the top five
Under the Angkor Wat temples there are many more
Angkor Wat Temple and all the construction work of the Angkor area have left countless wonders and mysteries for the next generation of Cambodians. This inestimable heritage is a great legacy that makes Cambodia a world renowned tourist attraction. Millions of foreign tourists. However, there are some interesting stories that most Khmer children do not know.
Angkor Wat is the largest religious building in the Guinness World Records
All of Angkor Wat's temples were built on the 162.6-hectare site, the largest religious building in the world. In Guinness World Records. Suryavarman II was the builder of this magnificent temple in 1113-1150, dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu.
Angkor Wat gained four consecutive years on foreign websites
TripAdvisor's top rated TripAdvisor ranking of Angkor Wat is one of the world's finest historical milestones for 2017, after receiving it. The majority of voters are supported by foreign tourists.
In 2014, Angkor ranked first on a web site that compares all archaeological sites and history in the world, ArchaeoMadness. Then, as early as 2015, Angkor Wat is again ranked 1st in the international travel website.
In 2016, Angkor continues to be No. 1 on Lonely Planet's Web site, a well-known and well-known tourism news source in the world, including news, magazines, magazines, Books and so forth.
The Angkor area is Cambodia's first World Heritage Site
The Angkor area covers an area of some 400 square kilometers, with many ancient ruins, including mixed forests. This historic site is the site of the Angkor Wat temples, the Angkor Thom and the famous Bayon temple of the Kingdom of Cambodia, and is incorporated by UNESCO. World Heritage Site in 1992.
The solar phenomena at the top of Angkor Wat temples occur every year
Ngov Seng Kak, director of the Siem Reap Department of Tourism, told Sabay that this rare phenomenon occurs regularly every year, in September, between September 21 and September 23 and again in March. According to Science Channel, the event is named Eclipse (as the sun shines in the center of the Angkor Wat temple), a hole in the sky. The center of the temple will receive sunlight shining to the bottom of the center point below the temple.
The sun shine in the sunrise The peak of this temple is believed to send the sun to the mysterious room. An underground section of the Angkor Wat temples with depth of about 30 meters. Some experts believe that God has won the second place, designing this secret place to keep his remains alive.
Ancient architects excavate the water to protect the temple forever standing for several hundred years
According to a video documentary on the construction of Angkor Wat by French archaeologists, the Angkorian architect has dug up Together, this is to protect the whole of Angkor Wat. According to the video, the great architect of the era took sand to pour the foundation of Angkor Wat because of its predecessor Cambodian men believe sand can make the temples stand strong for thousands of years.
According to archaeologists, sand is a moist soil and therefore needs water to absorb. Daily. So if the water does not dehydrate, the entire castle can fall down. For this reason, Khmer architects of that era mobilized a lot of people to dig a pond as a pair of water Length up to more than 16 km and width of over 200 meters.
The Angkor Wat temple cliff shatters the five peaks of Angkor Wat
The latticework of the Angkor Wat window embedded great secrets almost nobody was interested in. According to Kong Sok Meng, French, English and Thai guides unravel the mysterious "shadows of daylight" Window of Angkor Wat temple is the top five and top three.
There are many other structures buried under the Angkor Wat temple
Earlier this year, British newspaper Daily Mail reported that archaeologists had discovered the ancient sandstone construction A large one along with many buried bungalows at the bottom of Angkor Wat A new open-source mysterious pulls interested researchers around the world.
Researchers from Sydney University researched Cambodia in a project called the Greater Angkor Project. Using LiDAR laser radar technology, they have discovered and excavated many ancient constructions. That mysterious land. It was previously believed that Cambodia's Angkor Wat temple was in the shrine but after discovering the construction Many ancient archaeologists say that one of the largest circular sand dunes and the remnants of this ancient cave That Angkor Wat is more complicated and mysterious than thought.
Apart from these seven points, there are many great stories that make Angkor Wat famous all over the world until there are countries Copy by. Researchers still release new discoveries after exploring the secrets of the region.
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