Wat Bo Review

From Wangbo Road to Wangbo Temple. We saw some buildings and activities as we were approaching, so we didn't find the main temple until we got closer. Then we went to the temple. There were Buddha statues and pagodas, as well as some ancient murals and objects. This is one of the oldest temples in the town, and it houses a well-preserved late 19th century murals depicting Cambodia's interpretation of the Romjana. We saw a monk inside the temple. We saw a few small tables in the temple, or were putting up a table. There is a huge metal clock outside the temple. I started visiting it at about 9:30am, when there were very few tourists. It is a 10 minute walk from here to the temple of Vot Pera.

This is a temple not too far from the old market in Siem Reap, because it is not near the main food and tourist attractions, so there are not many people here to see, but everyone has visited so many temples in Angkor Wat, and has not seen the existence of monks. And here I see a monk who comes to pray for a bath, which really makes me less understandable, but I respect their religious beliefs very much. They looked at the cold water pouring over their heads, and they showed a relatively painful expression, but in their hearts it must be very pleasing, for a saint bathed them and washed away their so-called sins.

It's quite special here, unlike the dead stones I saw before, there are people here. The temples in Siem Reap are actually more like schools, because local monks are in class. A photo I like very much is taken here: the elephant guards the temple and the dreams of the kittens.

The Wapo Temple is the largest Buddhist temple in Siem Reap, also known as Pagoda, which is a holy place for Siem Reap Buddhism and the center of the faith. It is located in the center of Siem Reap, very close to Siem Reap National Park. Unlike the Temple, Pagoda is a place for monks to practice, study and live. The temples in the Angkor area, called Temple, have different functions than Pagoda except for worship.

Siem Reap's oldest temple, a collection of Khmer Dynasty mural carvings and so on. The local temple, looking a bit old as it is the oldest temple in the city. This 19th century temple is famous for its beautiful murals and now you can see the ruins of the old temple. There are well-preserved late 19th century murals in the temple, depicting the situation in the Romans. The temple is now also under construction to build new buildings. The gate is made of cement, which is a bit old and looks very vicissitudes. As soon as I entered, there was a Buddhist temple, no wall, surrounded by only a circle of pillars outside a corridor, a top above, there was a group of Buddha statues inside. Behind is the main Buddha Temple, the top of the temple is a triple eaves, covered with red tiles, but the years have faded and some black, the roof side has exquisite decoration, is two gods stacked together handheld, the background has carved, the whole is light yellow can not see whether it is wood or cement. Surrounded by a circle of corridors, the corridor has a stone fence, there is a circle of small beasts, there are four white cement gates, the door is arched with carved patterns and some beasts as decoration, there are two white elephants and a pair of colorful Lux holding a heavy sword to guard the gate, The other three doors are the beasts, one like a lion, and one like China - but with a long nose of elephants. The white cement building has been somewhat blackened after years of wind and rain, and the overall color is a bit faded. The other three doors are different. The whole main temple is very large and very powerful, and it is longer at a glance. The stone pillars in the inner circle are white, and each door on the inner side has a door. The carvings on it are very beautiful, and there are also windows. Each tells a different story and shows a different scene. This decoration is made of white cement, because there is a corridor, so there is no wind and rain, but a thick layer of soil, or a layer of black. The main temple's gate was not opened, and the legendary mural was not seen. There is no flagpole in the temple, and the flag is hung with a high-rise bamboo pole. The flag is slender and has many layers, and there are two ribbons like kites. This may be the flag for the temple. The temple's Tallinn is not gathered in one place, it is built around the main temple, and the form is no different from the spiritual towers of other temples. There is a temple under construction behind, and the roof cabinets are erected, which can be seen in its structure. There is a beautiful house next to it, with a Western style, a prominent round eaves, a terrace below, you can drink coffee and view, but there is a traditional roof, which is very unique. There are also wooden houses, which look much worse. There are also unfinished temples and unpainted Buddha pavilions. There is also a smaller Buddhist temple on the last side. When I left the temple on the other side, I saw a large red seven-headed snake sculpture in the courtyard. In fact, there is a Galuda engraved on the front. It is made of cement and then painted with red paint. The overall carving is complicated and exquisite. There is also a very strange tree next to it, with many branches like antlers. There are also many flowers and plants in the courtyard to bring some anger to the old temple.

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