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- From the earliest days of the city
- On the terrace the lightly incised carvi
- Angkor had been conceived as a symbolic
- of dancing APSARAS on the pillars are we
- structured according to Hindu cosmology.
- is surrounded by two long walls
- The city was accordingly built
- bearing an extraordinary collection
- around a central temple on a hill,
- but sometimes there are only 3
- of bas-relief scenes of legendary and hi
- and a closed wall on the inner side.
- which symbolized Mount Meru
- Climbing the steps to the long terrace
- there are more than 11,000 carved figure
- The outside of the inner wall
- the home of the gods.
- visitors approach the temple with guardi
- is decorated with pillared windows,
- lions and Naga balustrades on either sid
- apsaras, which are heavenly nymphs
- On the columns of the outer gallery
- and dancing male figures on prancing ani
- a few reliefs can be found.
