Angkor Wat is a fanatical dream in the dense rain forest of South Asia.

Angkor Wat, a mysterious and beautiful stone city, has elegant minarets and elevated buildings, antique galleries and courtyards, solemn streets and intricate bas-relief carvings. The site is deeply influenced by Hinduism, and its name means "Temple City" in Khmer. It was originally called Vrah Visnuloka ("Holy Residence of Vishnu"), and it was dedicated to the three main Hindu gods: Vishnu, Shiva and Brahma. The gods of these gods are very easy to identify in many bas-relief sculptures in architecture. This temple complex is located on the bank of Tonle Sap Lake in northwest Cambodia, and it is the site of the ancient Khmer Empire with a history of nearly 900 years. Among the hundreds of temples that have survived in this area, this huge building complex has silently become Cambodia's most famous holy place-it appears on the country's current national flag-and has received special respect. It consists of 1000 buildings, covering an area of about 400 acres. It is the largest religious building in the world and the crystallization of great wisdom of human civilization.

The construction of Angkor Wat began in the first half of12nd century by Khmer King surya Pomo II (the reign time was113-about 1 150). Probably for his grand funeral, let his body rest in this dense South Asian rainforest forever. Khmer tribes flourished in the 9th century to15th century, and their monarch ruled a huge, prosperous and complex empire, which extended from present-day Myanmar to Vietnam and crisscrossed most parts of Southeast Asia. It is connected by a river and an elevated road network. During this period, agriculture and animal husbandry flourished, probably because of its so-called medieval warm period, when the climate was mild and the rain was nourishing. Temple buildings in Angkor Wat grew up with Angkor Wat, the capital of ancient Khmer, and were deeply branded with Angkor civilization. Since the birth of the Khmer Empire, Angkor Wat has been the focus of national efforts. In the12nd century, the progress of the construction of Angkor Wat under the leadership of Suliye Pernamo II, and the religious transformation from Hinduism to Buddhism became more and more intense in Khmer land. The Angkor community was also formed.