I like the mural part of the king tower. The inner wall and the outer wall are maze-like passages, and there are many reliefs depicting the palace. The platform is built from red soil and sandstone, about six meters high, and the inner wall reliefs depict the gods and Ashuro together, which is intriguing. The ratio of the nine heads is even and perfect, the expression of the goddess is rich, and the accessories of the gods are also different. You can calm down in the passage and carefully observe and study. The king of the king on the platform is like a replica, and the real artifact is hidden in the National Museum in Phnom Penh. The king of the king looks a bit scary. There are legends that he is the king of leprosy. There are also legends that his beard and tooth decay are because he has become the king of the king. He wanted to take pictures and leave a memorial, but he felt afraid when he walked to the front. I didn’t dare to look at the surrounding carvings carefully. I left quickly. A little regretful!