The Angkor Wat we refer to, also known as Angkor Wat, is the most essential part of the entire Angkor ruins and is often used as a reference. The original name means "the temple of Vishnu", and the ancient Chinese book is called "Sangxiang Buddha House". Of all the temples, only Angkor Wat faces the west and is generally considered to be both a temple and a tomb. It is the largest temple in the ruins of Angkor, and its structure is awesome. A 190-meter-wide moat surrounds a giant rectangle, stepping on the Rainbow Bridge of the Seven-Snake, along the beautiful snake body, through the moat across the courtyard, and five towering towers rise up in layers, intricately long The gallery is beautifully carved throughout the porch walls and columns, window sills, foundations and railings. People say that visiting Angkor Wat is a spiritual trek. To really understand it in detail, it takes a long time, a quiet attitude, and a slow feeling. In fact, this place is a very suitable place to be in a daze. Sitting on the stone steps, leaning against the vicissitudes of stone pillars, slowly flipping through a book about Angkor Wat, watching the sunset, quietly enjoying the rare quiet. I must have forgotten this experience for a lifetime.