Wat Bo

Wat Po Temple is an older temple in Siem Reap, and it has collected many murals and carvings of the Khmer Dynasty. There are many pagodas around the temple. Wat Po Temple was built in the 19th century and the temple is famous for its beautiful murals. There are well-preserved murals from the late 19th century in the temple, which describe the situation in Rama's biography. The gate of the temple is made of cement, which is a bit old and looks very vicissitudes. As soon as you enter the door, there is a Buddhist hall with no walls, only a circle of pillars around it, a corridor outside, a roof above, and a group of Buddha statues inside. At the back is the main Buddhist temple, the top of the temple is three-layered eaves, covered with red tiles. The entire main temple is very large and very imposing. The inner stone pillars are white, and each door on the inside has a lintel. The carvings on it are very beautiful, and there are also on the windows. Each tells a different story and presents a different scene. .