Banteay Srei
Banteay Srei not only stands out because if its location -a bit further from the rest of the Angkor Wat area – but mostly because of its beautiful red colour. In the ‘Citadel of Women’, you’ll only find delicately sculpted details by women’s hands. The tones of the red sandstone makes this temple extra special and one of the most beautiful in the Angkor Wat archeological park. Due to its location, expect to pay a little more if you’d like to include it in your tuk-tuk tour.
The burgher of "The Pink Pink Temple" should be read red (red), red or admirable for a vigorous care to push the eminent middle class out of search. The "Peggy Porschen Pink" for their carefully prepared Instagram feeds. An additional explanation is that Banteay Srei's nickname is derived from red sandstone, which is now melted by centuries of touch - it was built from. Like fair sex, it is named after (Banteay Srei can be translated as "woman's home").
Red sandstone is a soft and self-supporting loan. For this reason Banteay Srei is decorated with sculptures and sculptures in more detail than other temples in Angkor. The red rock wall is filled with a complex helper of angels - disabled women - and leaf paintings using the nickname for Banteay Srei - the "beauty of beauty." The level of detail is especially great given Size of this structure: Unlike the giant arc of the Bayon and Angkor Wat, Banteay Srey's building is in small scale. Small urban trips, libraries and galleries are effective at the Glendale in Lollipot. For reasons of its particular design, the Dollhouse as the motto of F, and the difference is false, but - Pink - let me slip it; Banteay Srei is a small gem of the temple, which is regarded as the "jewel of Khmer Art".
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