The Smile Of Angkor, Sim Riep Review

Originally to go to the show~ But the ticket for the show there is dinner~ So the dinner that day was eaten there~ I wanted to see the show and the meal was estimated to be average~ But unexpectedly good~ And it is very intimate that many countries have food~ Because there is indeed a lot of Angkor Wat Many foreigners~ so think very thoughtful and attentive~ and the buffet can choose your favorite food~ a lot of food is delicious

The ticket I booked included dinner. The restaurant was quite big, but the variety was relatively ordinary and I didn't eat very special. It should be a lot of tour groups here, and most of them are Asian faces who can't use the camera during the performance. I secretly took a few pictures with my mobile phone. The whole performance was about 80 minutes, the scene was still very grand, the music and dance were beautiful

Khmer smile, Siemreap, Cambodia, in the Bayon in Angkor City, there are 49 huge four-faced Buddha statues, the Buddha statues are typical Khmer faces, all with smiles, it is said to be the face of the god king of the Bayan Temple, Jemanamo VII. The Buddha's face is a peaceful smile, which is the "Khmer smile" that makes Angkor Wat sound the world.

Ankor's smile is a large dance story performance, mainly telling the history of Angkor Wat and the Angkor Dynasty. It is quite meaningful to help everyone deepen the image when visiting Angkor Wat. There is an oversized cafeteria outside the performance, the taste is OK, full.

In the Bayan Temple in Angkor, there are 49 huge four-faced Buddha statues, the Buddha statues are typical of the Khmer face, and are said to be the face of Jehovah VII, the god who built the Bayan Temple. Each tower is carved on all sides of the 3 meters high Gaia Balman VII smile face, more than 200 smiles emerge in the green forest, the variable light or straight or oblique, the tree grass in the insects and birds one after another intertwined wheel singing, like a sound and light stage show, the angling brows, The steady nose, the warm lips, the temperament of charity, the king's smile, but more than the grandeur of the building itself, is revered by future generations as "the smile of the Khmer".