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are the heavenly nymphs called Apsa
are the heavenly nymphs called Apsara
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nymphs syurga dipanggil Apsara
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- is the spectacular central temple
- The balustrades of the causeway
- of the ancient city of Angkor Thom.
- are in the form of Naga serpents,
- The complex is located just north
- their bodies raised on short square colu
- of the famous Angkor Wat.
- At six points along its length,
- The state temple of JAYAVERNAM VII
- steps lead to the ground level of the en
- and his immediate successors
- and here the balustrades turn
- is one of the most enigmatic
- and end in rearing Naga heads
- totaling 12 kilometers
- and powerful religious constructions in
- many have survived to the present day.
- Mendalam untuk memohon maaf lewat reply,
- that once protected the Khmer capital of
- Entering Angkor Wat city from the west
- sakit kepala
- Angkor Thom, in fact, means 'Great City'
- visitors cross the causeway over the moa
- Dating from the 12th century,
