Preah Vihear Temple

It took two hundred years to build the monastery, which went through several monarchs of the Angkor Dynasty. The first is that it is very important to climb the temple and have a good view. The size of the whole monastery is still relatively large, and the overall architectural style is very similar to Angkor Wat. I strongly recommend that you go there and have a look. The only shortcoming is that it is relatively remote and has a long journey.

Preah Vihear Temple is located on the border between Thailand and Cambodia. It is a temple planned for the fourth monarch of the Angkor Kingdom of Cambodia, King Yesso Warman I, after he ascended the throne in 889 A.D. Finally, he chose the Biantang Mountains at 525 meters above sea level in Preah Vihear. On the Cambodian side, there are steep cliffs, which are difficult to climb. The pilgrims and tourists can only reach the temple at the top of the mountain from the foot of the Thai side. Preah Vihear Temple is a five-storey complex of buildings, which is distributed on a cliff 800 meters long and 400 meters wide. Its architectural style is similar to that of Angkor Grottoes. There are gates and fences on each floor. The roof corner of the gate is raised as a major feature with exquisite pattern carvings on it.

Thailand's highway under the hill is smooth, but because Cambodia closed the door here, the Thai highway that used to go directly to the Preah Vihear Temple is no longer useful. Now visiting the Preah Vihear Temple can only come from Cambodia. The Preah Vihear Temple on the top of the mountain has a long history. It was built by the Khmer Empire's monarch. It overlooks the entire Cambodian plain. Because of the dangerous mountains and roads, the protection of the temple is good. It took over two hundred years for Angkor's thirteen monarchs to build, and the road was long. The guardrails made by Naga on both sides continued down to the mountain gates. The monasteries, one layer after another, are quite spectacular.

Beautiful castle if Thailand and Cambodia can manage tourism together. The people of both countries benefit.

The gorge of the Viharn before the way up has a scenic spot.

It's worth going. The building is simple and vigorous, built on the ridge of the Thai-Cambodian border, divided into four courtyards, the fourth outer wall is behind the cliff, the terrain is dangerous, reflecting the blue sky and white clouds, very spectacular. Can be chartered from Siem Reap to the road, Cambodia can be seen in the countryside, steep mountains, pick-up trucks up and down the mountain is also very interesting, downhill like a roller coaster. There are monkeys on the hill, which is also a scene.