The Queen's Palace is my favorite temple in the Angkor monument group, where Shiva and Vishnu are worshipped. It is a small monastery 400 meters long with a wall. It is a small but highly artistic monument. It is worth visiting slowly. The outer walls of the Queen's Palace are made of red sandstone and red clay. When entering from the East Gate, Linga-shaped stone pillars are arranged on both sides of the red clay worship road. The best time to visit the Queen's Palace is in the morning when the monument is illuminated by sunlight, which is like a burning flame. Although we went to the Queen's Palace in the afternoon, there was a heavy rain on the way. After the rain, the bright red color of the Queen's Palace became more striking and was said to be the most beautiful moment. The Queen's Palace is full of exquisite carvings. One of the walled towers and its carvings are considered the most beautiful. They are printed on 50 Riel notes. The sculpture traces depicting Indian mythology here are deep, and the beauty of sculpture is outstanding even in Angkor monuments, and the preservation is excellent. There is also a little story about the Queen's Palace. There was once a writer, Andrea Marlowe, who stole the statue of the goddess on the wall of the palace and was arrested when he was transported abroad. Later, he wrote the novel King's Way with this incident, and the statue became a well-known statue on the record. The statue is called the Mona Lisa of the East. Now, in order to protect the historic sites, the central hall has pulled up ropes, although long-distance viewing, still feel that the beauty of this place is suffocating, should be the ancient poem quot; there are beautiful women, living in the valley .