Angkor Wat - Ancient Hydraulic City Using Advanced Technology #shorts

The Angkor Wat temple complex in Cambodia might be the most astonishing ancient site on earth. Covering an area of more than 400 acres, it is made up of something like 10 million stone blocks intricately carved and stacked into temples, terraces, and galleries. For comparison, Angkor Wat covers three times the area of Vatican City, and is made up of more than four times as many blocks as the Great Pyramid of Giza.

[z-rockhawk]

What kills me is all of the ancient cites look like a PC chip

[nathanvroom]

Angkor Wat is a famous and incredible temple complex located in Cambodia. It's like a gigantic puzzle made up of beautiful buildings, towers, and courtyards. Imagine it as a massive ancient city with magnificent structures that were built a long time ago. Angkor Wat is not just any ordinary temple; it's the largest religious monument in the world!

It's like stepping into a time machine and being transported back to the days of kings and queens, where people would come to worship and find peace. The temple has intricate carvings and stunning architecture that tells stories and legends from the past. It's like reading a history book through art!

Visiting Angkor Wat is like exploring a magical place filled with mystery and wonder. You can imagine yourself as an adventurer, discovering hidden passageways, climbing up steep steps, and walking along ancient corridors. It's an opportunity to learn about different cultures and appreciate the incredible skills of the people who built it.

So, in a nutshell, Angkor Wat is an extraordinary temple complex that captivates people with its grandeur, history, and beauty. It's like a fascinating journey into the past, where you can discover amazing stories and immerse yourself in the wonders of ancient architecture.

[ryanoneill]

There was much larger sites in Africa! But, I agree these sites deserve great recognition over the efforts of Greece and Rome.

[rich_da_prophet]

Nikola Tesla frequency and vibration..

[williamwilson]

A beautiful place, built to be an amazing ancient site and so intricately constructed and carved to be one of the true greatest wonders of the world! A Cambodian treasure. 😊😊😲😳😁👌👌👌👍👍👍

[jayshutman]

The most interesting thing about these older buildings is, that after the next flood comes in 12, 500 years, all our buildings will be gone because of their inferior construction. The older buildings that we've found from previous civilizations, will still be in existence just waiting for the people after the flood to dig them up again and argue about how old they are. It also takes into consideration that the tablets from Sumaria, will outlast all the paper books and hard drives of information, that we have created. This will be lost to future civilizations. Future civilizations will also argue about how old the tablets are. The only thing they won't be arguing about is the skeletons of the Giants. This is because by the time of the next flood our civilization will have destroyed them and there won't be anything to look back on.

[Gee-Oh]

I've been there and it is truly amazing.

[tuckjesst]

Wow!! The aerial view looks like a computer grid! 😮

[blacktop]

What began to emerge was a giant circuit board 😊

[edgarsmith]

Truly magnificent, imagine how luxurious this place was at the highest level of its glory under the sun! Absolutely astonishing in the most mind-blowing beautiful area 😊♾️❤️‍🔥♾️

[sheromanysooklal]

It is Awesome Spectacular and incredibly Beautiful.

[Specfocus]

All the towers and surrounding water this place definitely utilised electro magnetic energy

[jackreacher]

These places are amazing and they blow my mine.

[TheRkanuch]

So it’s around water? Maybe this was one of the ‘power houses’ back then? Makes sense if you know 🤔

[danielash]

Still beaming and not being noticed by the knowledge of itself

[amitsagarsharma]

Welcome to India 🇮🇳 The ancient Sanatan Dharam of the world, The Indian ancient advanced technologies

[danielramos]

Astonishing to say the least. How can a place so old thousands of years old have such a complex system yet so simple and economically perfect. Yet our goverments cant figure out how to take care of there own citizens in this amount and we are supposed to be more advanced then these people. 🤔

[reneevans]

Vimana petrified in time, it use to be alive and the energy around it can still be felt

[jaytee]

Wow that is insane imagine how long and the amount of detail and real custom artistically talented workers that required to complete.

[BillStreets_]

I am no adventurer, but a good thinker. I am thinking of 3 ppl: Alexander the great, Inda (1.2B ppl), or china (1.5B ppl). Only that amount of ppl can build that much. Maybe before Egypt was Egypt. Ganghus Kahn? 🤷🏽‍♂️