What are the architectural features of Angkor Wat?

Angkor Wat, also known as Angkor Wat Temple, is located in the northwest of Cambodia. Formerly known as Vrah Vishnulok, it means "the temple of Vishnu". The ancient book in China is called "Sangxiang Buddha Hall". It is the best-preserved temple among Angkor's historic sites, famous for its magnificent buildings and detailed reliefs, and the largest temple in the world. /kloc-in the 0/2nd century, the king of Angkor, Suliye Pomo II, hoped to build a magnificent cave temple on the flat ground as the capital and national temple of Angkor. So it took the whole country's efforts, and it took about 35 years to build.

The stylobate, cloisters, paths and pagodas constitute the intricate architecture of Angkor Wat Temple. Its layout is large-scale, the proportion is symmetrical, the design is simple and solemn, and the details are gorgeous and exquisite. All buildings are made of sand and gravel, and there is no mortar or other adhesive between stones, which are combined by the regularity of stone surface shape and its own weight. Masons at that time probably didn't master the technology of voucher arch, so there was no main hall in Angkor Wat, and the doorway of the stone room was narrow and dark, and the artistic decoration was mainly concentrated outside the building.