This is one of my favorite Angkor temples. It is a little far away from the main group - perhaps 15km. As a result, it is quite quiet. Very well preserved. A fun drive to get there too through villages, rice fields etc.

One of the many temples, the carving is still shocking. It is said that the people buried here have not cremated... It rained when we came, the water was serious, and the sarcophagus dared not take pictures... (The tour guide said that you can take pictures or not)

Bantisema Temple is also a religious building of Angkor culture, and the temple is also a very important expression of Buddhists in Cambodia. This temple is very popular and admired, and you can see many good artistic designs and architectural styles here.

Beautiful environment, hospitality: enthusiasm, low consumption threshold, convenient transportation and convenient parking. . .

Compared with the famous temples of Angkor Temple, Bayan Temple, Tabucang, Shengjian Temple, and the Queen's Palace, Bantisema Temple is little known. Although it is on the way to the Queen's Palace, most people will not include it on the itinerary, perhaps because Bantisema Temple is really too "low-key", and there are few related introductions. However, none of this affects the charm of Bantisema Temple. Instead, because it is not a popular temple, there are fewer tourists coming to visit, and Bantisema Temple has given us too much surprise. On this side, you can see the style of Angkor architecture first cut and polished blocks of stone in four squares stacked by geometric figures, then the craftsman began to cut and carve on the stones, and finally hollowed out the stones, there is no adhesive between the stones and the stones, Completely relying on natural gravity squeeze and friction, 500 years ago the technical level can actually be these bare, cold, and so large number of stone carvings exquisite, really shocking!