Yunluo had foresight and had a meal for 15,000 yuan, plus a coffee for 10,000 yuan. He was very satisfied and said that when he came here, he realized how irritable he was. He couldn't live without ice. He kept drinking water all day long, but he felt like he was about to be dried out by the sun. "Top" novel, Yunluo took the LP and went to the Ho Chi Minh Museum (20), but didn't go in. He went to the church and the post office.

The Red Church is the best church Yunluo has ever seen. It feels really great. Once you enter, you don't want to come out. If you were not late, you could see their mass before 9:30 in the morning. Yunluo and Xiaolou were thirsty, so they sat next to the church and had a drink. They realized that there are really many innocent girls nowadays.

Not to mention the same age as Yunluo, even Xiaoying and Xiaolou, who are much older than Yunluo, are still innocent and cute. Yunluo and the others were beside the church, watching the cars coming and going, watching Xinxin taking wedding photos, and watching the young people resting on the opposite side. It seemed that there would be no better experience in this life.

Next to Yunluo sat a pair of college students, two beauties, who asked her a few questions. It felt great. After visiting the church, Yunluo went to the Central Post Office. The two buildings were on both sides of the same street, ten meters apart. Yunluo was writing postcards inside, and Xiaoloujie was waiting for Yunluo boredly. Fortunately, she met a young couple from China to kill time, otherwise she would be scolded for writing so slowly.

Later, the two-person tour became a four-person tour. Everyone wanted to go to the Reunification Palace. After arriving, Yunluo realized that the Reunification Palace was the Independence Palace (30) that Yunluo had visited in the morning. Damn. Fortunately, the couple didn't want to go in, so Yunluo went to the War Remnants Museum. It was more than an hour before the door opened.

Yunluo first found a place to eat. He had chicken drumstick rice, which he enjoyed very much, but the couple didn't talk much, so it wasn't very enjoyable. After the meal, Xiaolou wanted to go back. The couple didn't want to go to the War Remnants Museum (15), so Yunluo was just wandering around alone. After waiting for the rain for half an hour, Yunluo set a new record for his Fruit Ninja game.

The War Remnants Museum shocked Yunluo. It took Yunluo more than two hours to look at the three floors. Yunluo frowned at every photo. It turned out that there were no winners in war, and the ones who lost the most were indeed innocent civilians.

Later, I went to the Indian temple and mosque. The riverside was not interesting, just to kill time. On the way back, I ate the legendary Fanny ice cream, durian, biscuits, white fragrant fruit, rum, and signature balls. Five for 79 thousand, not expensive.

I got lost for a long time on the way back, but finally got back. Xiaoloujie left again. Yunluo waited for half an hour, but forget it. I went to eat by myself. I ate the pork chop rice that I had longed for. There was not much rice. It tasted good. After walking around for a long time, I didn't dare to go into the bar because I was afraid that the water was too deep and I would drown.

So I sat in go2 and drank alone, watching the pretty waitress and the people coming and going, feeling so lonely. A bottle of Saigon wine cost 45,000 and I drank it for two hours. At ten o'clock, Xiaoloujie hadn't come back yet, feeling so miserable. Fortunately, she arrived soon, still with the couple. I suddenly felt so lucky that I didn't go with them.

We didn't talk much tonight, we were all tired. It was past eleven and we all went to bed. When I woke up today, I found that Xiaolou had left. Yunluo was too lazy to get up until ten o'clock. I slept well, wrote four postcards, and started shopping at half past eleven, heading towards the post office.

Life without a map is really hard. Yunluo found the church along the road he took yesterday based on his memory. It was already half past twelve when he got there, and the church door was closed. Yunluo went straight to the post office. After sending the postcards, he wandered around for a while and looked at a few girls.

Finally, I found two Chinese people, a girl and a girl. The girl brought two smectas, and after chatting for a while, Yunluo decided to go together. The arrogant girl was never seen again. But I met a girl and a girl. The girl had dark skin, a lovely appearance, a sweet voice, and a tall figure. It was exactly the type Yunluo liked.

After talking for a while, the two of us, two people and a girl, went out to play together. Actually, we had almost reached the places we should go. We had nothing to do in the afternoon, so we walked around and went to the Tianhou Temple, the Guanyin Pagoda, and some ancestral halls. We spent the whole afternoon there and it felt pretty good.

The most worthwhile chicken leg rice I had after eating out with Smecta, 22 thousand, with iced vegetables, super satisfying. After returning home at night, I ran into Sister Xiaoying and Flatfish. There were too many people, and the scene was actually quite chaotic. I met a kid born in 1992 on the way.

After everything was settled, Yunluo decided to go out for a drink. Yunluo and the two Simidas basically played the whole game. They wanted to watch the game, and Yunluo had nothing to do while waiting for the bus, so they chatted about random things. They sat for two or three hours. During the way, Xiaoying came, and Dama came too. They didn't sit for long before they left Yunluo.

The two Simidas wanted to go back to take a shower at ten o'clock. They also thought the things here were too expensive. Yunluo also felt that it was meaningless and there were no girls. So they gave up. They went to find Yunluo's sister Ying. When they met them on the road, they chatted and chatted. They chatted until twelve o'clock, and they went back. Yunluo and the girl from Fujian took a car.

I met the girl from Sihai City again on the bus. She randomly picked a seat next to Yunluo. Yunluo was also quite interested in her, so they started chatting. Except for the slight Sihai City accent that Yunluo couldn't stand, her voice was actually quite nice.

In foreign companies in Sihai City, teachers seem to be liberal arts students. It is very interesting to meet so many liberal arts students on the road. The topics they talk about are often profound or literary. Yunluo likes this feeling and feels very happy. At this point, he thought of Brother Ningning again and sincerely despised the group without moral integrity.

Best time to travel: The dry season is from November to February of the following year, and the rainy season is from June to October of the following year, which gives Angkor Wat two different looks. Try to avoid traveling in the hot season from March to May.

Angkor Wat, also known as Angkor Temple, is located in the northwest of Cambodia. Its original name is Vrahvishnulok, which means "Vishnu's Temple". Ancient Chinese books call it "Sangxiang Buddha House". It is the best-preserved temple among the Angkor monuments, famous for its magnificent architecture and delicate reliefs. It is also the largest temple in the world.

In the 12th century, King Suryavarman II of the Angkor Dynasty wanted to build a magnificent cave temple on the plain as the capital and national temple of the Angkor Dynasty. Therefore, the whole country was mobilized and it took about 35 years to build.

Angkor Wat is the pinnacle of Khmer classical architectural art. It combines the two basic layouts of Khmer temple architecture: the altar and the corridor. The altar consists of three rectangular layers surrounded by corridors, each layer higher than the previous one, symbolizing Mount Sumeru, which is located at the center of the world in Indian mythology.

On top of the altar stand five pagodas arranged in a five-point plum blossom pattern, symbolizing the five peaks of Mount Xumi. A moat surrounds the temple, symbolizing the Aral Sea surrounding Mount Xumi. Together with the Great Wall of China, the Egyptian pyramids and the Thousand Buddha Altars in Indonesia, it is known as one of the four great wonders of the ancient East.

In the middle of the 12th century, Suryavarman II, the King of Chenla, established his capital in Angkor. Suryavarman II believed in Vishnu, and Divakara, the chief Brahmin priest who crowned the king, designed this national temple for the king to worship Vishnu and named it "Vishnu Temple".

Zhao Rushi of the Song Dynasty wrote in his book Records of Foreign Countries that the capital of the country was called "Lu'e". Lu'e ("Lu'e") means "temple capital".

In the second year of Yuanzhen (1296), Emperor Chengzong of Yuan Dynasty sent Zhou Daguan to Zhenla. The delegation took the sea route from Kaiyang, passed Qizhouyang (the sea area of ​​Xisha Islands), Champa, Zhenpu, Chanan, Banlucun, Focun (Bodhisattva State), crossed the Danyang (now Tonle Sap Lake) and landed in Angkor.

Zhou Daguan and his delegation stayed in Angkor for a year. After returning home, Zhou Daguan wrote a report on the customs and folkways of Cambodia, "Records of Cambodia". "Records of Cambodia" called Angkor Wat "Lu Ban's Tomb" and said that after the king died, there was a tower to bury him, which shows that Angkor Wat is the royal tomb.

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Wang Dayuan, a Yuan Dynasty navigator, visited Angkor between 1330 and 1339. He called Angkor Wat "Sangxiang Buddha House", which shows that Angkor Wat had been converted into a Buddhist temple in the middle of the 14th century. Wang Dayuan also reported that Angkor Wat had a "gold-wrapped stone bridge of more than 40 feet", which was very gorgeous and was described as "rich and noble Zhenla".

In the first year of Yongle (1403), Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty sent Yin Shou as an envoy to Zhenla. Yin Shou set out from the sea route through Champa, passing the freshwater lake (today's Tonle Sap Lake), Bodhisatta, and Angkor Wat to Zhenla. After returning to China, Yin Shou drew a picture of the mountains, rivers, geography, and Angkor capital of Zhenla and presented it to Emperor Chengzu, who was delighted.

Siam conquered Angkor, the capital of Chenla, and Chenla moved its capital to Phnom Penh. The following year, Angkor Wat was abandoned by the Khmer people, and forests gradually covered the uninhabited Angkor. Later, some Khmer hunters went into the forest to hunt and accidentally discovered the magnificent temples. Some local Buddhists also built huts next to the temples to live so that they could worship in the temples, but most of the Angkor ruins were unknown to the world.

In 1586, Franciscan friar and traveler Antonio da Magdalena visited Angkor and reported his experiences to Portuguese historian Tiago do Coto: "The city is square, with four gates and surrounded by a moat... The architecture is unique and incomparable, so extraordinary that it is difficult to describe in words."

But the report of Dar Magdalena was regarded as absurd and laughed at by the world. In 1857, Father Charles Emile Bouyfu, a French missionary stationed in Battambang, wrote "Travels in Indochina, Annam and Cambodia, 1848-1856", reporting on the situation in Angkor, but it did not attract much attention.

In January 1861, French biologist Henri Mouhot, in his search for tropical animals, accidentally discovered the magnificent ruins of an ancient temple in the primeval forest and wrote the book "Travels in the Kingdoms of Siam, Cambodia and Laos".

He exaggerated, saying, "The grandeur of the temples here far surpasses everything left to Yunluo by ancient Greece and Rome. Walking out of the dense Angkor temples and returning to the human world, it is like falling from a brilliant civilization into a barbaric wilderness in an instant." This made the world look at Angkor with new eyes. (To be continued...)