Angkor Wat, also known as Angkor Wat Temple, located in Cambodia, is known as the national treasure of Cambodia, the largest temple in the world and the earliest Khmer architecture in the world. The original name of Angkor Wat is Vrah Vishnulok, which means "Temple of Vishnu", and the ancient Buddhist books in China call it "Sangxiang Buddha Hall".
No.2, Duba Square, Baktapur
Bhaktapur Duba Square is the largest square in Bhaktapur, surrounded by various pagodas. Including the imperial palace in malla dynasty and many unique temples, temples, pagodas, statues, etc. It is called the "Open-air Museum".
3. Boda Harvard Tower
Bodnas stupa, located 8 kilometers east of Kathmandu city center, is one of the famous monuments in Nepal. This tower is 38 meters high and its circumference is 100 meters. Bodenas is the largest circular pagoda in the world with a huge white dome shape. Bodenas is one of the cultural heritages in Kathmandu Valley.
4. Patan Juba Square
Patan Duba Square is similar to Kathmandu Duba Square. The square is rectangular, with the Royal Palace, the Talezhu Goddess Temple, the Golden Temple and the Manga Fountain in the east, and temples of various shapes in the west, among which the most famous ones are Black Sky Temple, Black Sky Temple, Harisanka Temple, Vishnu Temple and Viswanath Temple.
5. Mekong River
The Mekong River originates from the northeast slope of Tanggula Mountain in China, and is called Lan-ts'ang Chiang in China. After it flows into Indo-China Peninsula, it is called Mekong River. The Mekong River, with a total length of 4,909 kilometers, is the most important transnational water system in Asia and the seventh largest river in the world.
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