Attractions in Cambodia

Tashan Temple is situated in Tashan. One of the images of Phnom Penh is the statue of the woman on the highest point of the slope. The earth is exceptionally delightful and there are Khmer-style reliefs all through the sanctuary. Climb the highest point of the slope to climb the pinnacle to sit above the city. There is likewise a moving tale about Tashan Temple. As per legend, in the fourteenth century, a lady named "Ben" got a statue of a Buddha gliding on the Mekong River and constructed it on a slope to assemble a sanctuary to adore it. Step by step form into a clamoring town.

Angkor Wat is a well-preserved temple among Angkor monuments. This is the location generally referred to when discussing "Angkor Wat". Angkor Wat is not only large in scale, but also perfectly symmetrical. The reliefs are exquisitely beautiful, reflecting the peak of Khmer classical architecture and are printed on the national flag as a symbol of Cambodia. The architecture of Angkor Wat follows the Five Pagoda Temple style. It consists of altars and cloisters and a moat on the periphery, symbolizing the mountains and lakes of Indian mythology. The walls are covered with beautiful reliefs that tell a variety of Hindu myths. In addition to the architecture itself, stunning sunrise and sunset scenes attract many photographers.

Ta Prohm is located east of Angkor Wat. It was built by Khmer King Jayavarman VII in the year 1186, and was constructed in memory of his mother. Therefore, it's also called Mother Temple. It's made of large stones stacked together, and was once a temple filled with eminent monks, priests and dancers, possessing the dual function of a temple and an Ashram. With the passing of time, the growing tropical trees have invaded, the roots climbing all over the temple and penetrating into the building, causing the internal stone towers and walls to collapse. The original building has become a maze due to the intertwining of gravel and plants.