Angkor Wat: The Ancient Mystery Of Cambodia’s Lost Capital | The City Of God Kings | Timeline

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[@michaeljvm]

It's Waat not Wawt วัด ,its thai word mean temple

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[@sucharupandit9011]

I find the video euocentric and not done thoroghly.the impact of hindu culture and hinduism is very obvious but hardly any reference to it.The name of the king is Jai Vardhan clearly hindu name.the researchers should have consulted sanskrit scholars at least I wish Indian universities try and take interest in archaeological research outside India and places with Hindu cultural and religious influences. Then only there will be balanced researh of such places.Praveen Mohan is doing valuable work in this field single handedly .

[@RealPraveenMohan]

Angkor Wat is truly an architectural marvel. It may even a decade to understand its details.

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[@deepkamal8608]

Hi Praveen, I am surprised to see that you did not contradict the statement made in the documentary that 'most of the temple walls around the capital depict epic battle against the chance (Vietnamese)'. You and anyone, who has knowledge of Ancient Indian culture would exactly know what these depictions are. To top it up, the tourist guides working in these temples are also as ignorant, as I discovered in my excursions to these sites back in 2015. Do not know, if it was intentional on the part of these tourists guides.

[@tuanjim799]

Man, imagine being that dude in 1860, chopping through dense jungle and suddenly stumbling upon that vast, long-forgotten temple complex. How surreal that must've been for him! It would feel like you were in a dream or something.

[@alexk7973]

„hmmm … those mushrooms I had for lunch sure were funny looking…“ 😂😂

[@truman5838]

@@alexk7973 Cuz they're Fun guys! (Fungi) lol

[@originsdecoded3508]

yeah thats how i been feeling lately.

[@bid84]

@@truman5838 That joke doesn’t leaves mushroom for improvement.

[@lorimiller4301]

I think all his senses would be on fire. Utter joy and amazement.

[@mariej6962]

I disagree that the Frenchman discovered it. I think he was the first foreigner to see it but locals knew about the place . I think we need to change statements about discovery of places.

[@rmns987]

This is how human history is written. Everything is attributed to Western World. It is hypocrisy of developed world. I am pleased that you are expressing this view. Many social theories on ancient world are written to prove European supremacy (e.g. Aryan Invasion theory). With 100+ years of fake literature in vogue many natives and younger generation fail to disbelieve it.

[@mariej6962]

@@rmns987 thanks. It's disturbing to be honest.

[@srikantkaushik4479]

You have come to the right point.

[@cladratwa19]

You are right. Many books about Angkor Wat tear down this theory, Angkor Wat was always there and known from locals.

[@l.ronhubbard5445]

@@rmns987 yeah white people are just awful, right?

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Truly mind boggling how civilizations back then were capable of creating such a marvelous and complex creation

[@mush6681]

That feeling when your country builds a marvelous crestion but there are some people thinking ailens made it

[@gutsfinky]

That guy on the History Channel with the crazy hair told me it was aliens.

[@seanp8220]

Superior technology

[@datbang5072]

Yes and amazing how the White man always discovers “it” meanwhile the locals have been living next to it all there lives

[@gutsfinky]

@@datbang5072 Yes, and I find it so insulting! They obviously assume that human ingenuity only became a thing around the 1500s. And before that, the world was a dark chasm of ignorance.

[@lindadobson9854]

Does nobody suppose that it wasn't built in the middle of a jungle, but that the jungle grew up around it.

[@1035TheIce]

I suppose that.

[@james12erby43]

Riiigghht 😆

[@marshalholeefuk8113]

Thats what she said

[@Yerinjibbang]

exactly lol

[@terry4137]

*anybody*

[@GenuinelyCurious120]

I don't know why I'm so fascinated with ancient cultures but the architecture they left behind gives the chills

[@michaelbruns449]

Reincarnation and Dejavu.

[@sunshinyday1901]

Yes, better than any of todays architecture or buildings.

[@alenwake3445]

As an artist I've decided to create fantasy worlds upon such architecture! They are superb!

[@learningstarspro6683]

Same here, don't know y I feel so much drawn towards ancient cultures

[@Whitejasmine08]

Exactly!

[@larsrons7937]

I visited Angkor Wat (and all the other surrounding temples) in 2018. Words like "amazing" and "impressive" are not enough to describe it. Whatever you can come up with that a building needs to have to be a true "wonder", Angkor Wat has it. BONUS TIP: I really recommend to visit Cambodia. Friendly people, beautyful interesting country, good food, very pleasant to be in.

[@narynsreng6791]

Thank you from Cambodia🙏🇰🇭

[@vidanaps714]

Outstanding ! Thank you for supporting Cambodia 🙏🏽🙏🏽🇰🇭🇰🇭☺️😀

[@HereForThe]

I in fact built these. Like every building throughout all of the cities and buildings and shrines

[@4amcripple]

My brother and I have always wanted to visit Cambodia! We are fascinated by it!

[@OG_7Gaming]

Paedophile hub..(⌐■-■)

[@dethbolina9071]

I'm khmer 🇰🇭 thank for sharing our great temple to the world

[@parth1211]

YOUR??? Nice joke , it's Hindu temple 😂

[@D__Ujjwal]

​@@parth1211bruh, I am a Hindu and it's thier country and thier temple build by them for thier devotion.

[@D__Ujjwal]

This temple gives me the uncharted vibes

[@Shortsin-kn1wn]

Love from India Hinduism heritage always embrace western architecture technology 😅

[@zojozojo-ox6wj]

​@@Shortsin-kn1wn it's buddhist & combodian mix art

[@traderrohan]

Angkor vat the largest hindu temple in the world , i hope to see this beautiful temple at least once in my life , combodia is a beautiful country too , love from India.

[@vedant1343]

After the Cham people of modern-day Vietnam sacked Angkor in 1177, King Jayavarman VII (reigned 1181-c. 1220) decided that the Hindu gods had failed him. ... Thereafter, Angkor Wat became a Buddhist shrine, and many of its carvings and statues of Hindu deities were replaced by Buddhist art.

[@YuriFromVishwaguru]

@@vedant1343 still you can find Ramayan inscribed on the walls

[@vedant1343]

@@YuriFromVishwaguru Ramayan is a mythlogy.

[@YuriFromVishwaguru]

@@vedant1343 yes bro,so does Buddha

[@vedant1343]

@@YuriFromVishwaguru buddhism is not a mythology. We have tons and tons evedences facts text's and many things.

[@thomaswilliams8167]

India and Cambodia have the most detailed amazing stone carving ever.These detailed works look like they would take hundreds of years to construct by hand.True mysteries.

[@17-.-]

Some took decades for sure

[@j.l.spraggins8589]

@@17-.- I'm guessing some of the work took longer when certain peasants (slaves) are buried alive, or have their eyes gouged out and ears cut off (37m-30s). (Trying to shake those images from my mind.)

[@samkakc]

Angkor Vat is a Hindu Temple built by people from India when they spread spirituality across the world.

[@raj-khotmarathawarriorclan]

@@samkakc it was build by indengious khmer ppl who are Hindus

[@santhoshv3028]

@@raj-khotmarathawarriorclan it was built by Tamils. Tamil writting is there in walls of angor wat.this is the proof.

[@Beebaboobee]

Yes, I am so glad to be Cambodian. This is our most wonderful structure ever. Love from Cambodia. ❤️

[@Beebaboobee]

@@shankarkumaran4346 Cambodia and India were both Hindu then. And yes, we share some culture till nowadays.

[@pharaohakhneton9553]

Suryavarman was basically a Hindu and he built the structure as a Hindu. This fact need not be obscured by other minor details. Surya+Varma is a combination of two Sanskrit words. But above all,the Hindus have spread their religion and culture through peaceful assimilation among the people of South East Asia as well as Central Asian region along with Buddhists. The trend which everyone must understand is the peaceful syncretic methods adopted by Hindus and Buddhists contrary to any forceful methods. Thus the result produced by such synthesis is the flowering of cultures unique to Cambodia, Thailand,Burma,Laos ,Vietnam ,Indonesia and of course Japan. In fact,Hindu-Buddhist approach gave impetus to and aided local cultures to grow distinctly instead of destroying them . But Ankor Wat remains the one monument of lasting and impressive testimony of the glory of Hindus I'm antiquity. The efforts of the culture-loving French must be lauded . The amount of effort,labour and money they put to restore it is great sans their imperial ambitions ,which is a separate story . Love from India to Cambodia and France.

[@sunburn1879]

Yes I'm a cambodian too and you're right it is Cambodia heart

[@draganabarac01]

@@Beebaboobee I can't agree with you more. 👍 Sending you love 💌 from Croatia 🇭🇷😘

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@@draganabarac01 🥰🥰🥰

[@suryakantsingh5889]

This Hindu temple is really astonishing and great example of architecture and spirituality.

[@unitedthamizhkingdom3340]

இது தமிழன் காட்டியது இந்து இல்லை

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​@@unitedthamizhkingdom3340 lol.

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@@purujitparashar4642 இந்த கோவில் சூரியவர்மன் சோழ தமிழ் மன்னன் கட்டியது இந்த கோவில் கட்ட பட்ட காளதில் இந்து எனும் மதமே இல்லை இது உண்மை தமிழர் நாம் வீரசைவ மதம் பிராமின இந்து மதம் இல்லை

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@@unitedthamizhkingdom3340 lol. English please?

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[@khonjel_singh]

For those wondering, this documentary aired on TV in November, 2002. So even though it was uploaded in 2017, for my friends watching it with me in October 2020, this is almost 18 year old content.

[@ananxiouspanda]

Thank you, that puts a lot of the narrative into perspective!

[@lirazel2001]

Thank you!

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@@lirazel2001 bruh .. cabbage family does only and breast feeds on youtube you need to think about why these disgusting moms do that 🤢 just about all she post is breastfeeding topic and quastion everything

[@restlessnative3818]

@Thomas Paine Revolution - we who? The philosophy is hundreds of years old. It hasn't changed. What revelation happened after 2002 which was basically yesterday?

[@dyobodraode2554]

It may be old but this is still amazing content :D

[@vladimirprostran1896]

I think this documentary is great, Angkor Wat definitely deserves more global attention. However, I have to admit it surprised me they did not interview any Cambodian experts - I am quite sure they would have a lot to say about their own heritage. It's strange that their choice were only British and French experts.

[@HighSpeedNoDrag]

Not only strange, but perhaps very much so intentional.

[@liuntikaharka3033]

Uh-oh, conspiracy theory- alert!!!!!! Have you watched the documentary???? Before the arrival of the Europeans NOTHING was known about the site, and the whole place lied in ruins. Only after decades and decades of research and meticulous work provided BY FOREIGNERS, the story has been partially revealed.

[@patriciademekpe404]

Vladimir Prostran the people residing there not aren't the people that built it. I've read that the exiled Mayans built the city. On a documentary a guide said the Khymers, who were a black people, built the city and they were killed off during the Vietnam War.

[@buythaiproperty]

Any local academic probably murdered by the Khmer Rouge when they took over the country.

[@Jen12979]

The khmer Empire used to dominated all the South east Asia, such as South Vietnam, Thailand and Lao.The City was abandoned because of the decline by the prince from Angkorean conflicted for the throne,then the Siamese present day called (Thailand) invaded the Khmer empire. Not just they took the land also they looted such as valuable items from the khmer empire included the intellectual people to be their slaves and for their court system such as script ,instrument, dancer,and many valuable

[@nickbroadhurst2050]

We do not use the term Indo China, but this great Hindu architecture went all the way down to Sumatra - which is part of Indonesia. But here in Cambodia the paneling is written in Sanskrit, Khmer, and Thai. It is stunning to visit.

[@BigMan-kw5yo]

It's the great Indian Hindu Architecture

[@MonicaU-ps3jv]

There is no Thai language there. Please don’t spread misinformation. The language written is in ancient khmer influence from Sanskrit.

[@sochettrachou6230]

There’s no Thai language exist or evidence

[@Nawongyonten-yp4fz]

It's a beautiful Buddhist temple.

[@dominicacebontia5089]

Visited Siem Reap in 2014. Rediscovered its immortal splendor, explored the temples of myth, rumor and legend. Angkor Wat is the ultimate expression of Khmer genius and matched by only a few spots on Earth such as Machu Picchu or Petra. Truly the Kingdom of Wonder. Kind-hearted Cambodians was the bonus of my trip.

[@imperialkhmer6146]

Did you know the Khmer empire also built an impressive and massive temple complex on top of the mountain that is 600 years older than Machu Picchu? The wealth of the Khmer empire that time to build so many grand monuments is probably unprecedented until the Industrial revolution.

[@divyamdalal6875]

@@imperialkhmer6146 Cambodia's geography played a very big role in the preservation of this and many such temples there. Unlike India, which has suffered a lot due to external enemies, first white Huns then the Muslims and then Christians, they were safe (comparatively) in Cambodia. If Muslims had attacked Cambodia back then, sadly none of the Hindu old architecture had survived just like in Northern India.

[@CamAteUrKFC]

It was the most stunning place I've ever been. Saw it back in 2008. I've seen the great wall, the empire state building, and the pyramids, but nothing compared to the sheer grandeur of Angkor Wat. Much love from Canada.

[@m-kosal9368]

The amazing thing is that the temple is built on a terrace with no rocks nearby or mountains.

[@nosmoke247]

Try Israel it is most amazing place I've been besides Italy.

[@getstraight7403]

@@nosmoke247 Isreal? No way. No comparison whatsoever. Isreal doesn't even come close.

[@nosmoke247]

@@getstraight7403 can tell you've never been

[@getstraight7403]

@@nosmoke247 Can tell a lie when I hear and know it.

[@ejsandersg260]

How can you say someone "discovered" the site if locals have been living around there for centurys....

[@josephscrivani4522]

The British would say they discovered dirt if the world would believe it! Most is theory!

[@ejsandersg260]

@@josephscrivani4522 As a Brit, I agree but must point out in the interests of fairness that it seems to be a western thing... if they didnt know about something then its not officially there until the west confirms it lool

[@josephscrivani4522]

@@ejsandersg260 true enough! No disrespect intended friend, love the Brits and your accents are awesome!!!🙂

[@rmns987]

@EJ Sanders g Not many are frank like you. My respects to you Please think. By wrong attribution what kind of manipulation is being done to facts leaving future generations confused and manipulated with fake histories. Many younger generation fail to believe oral history because manipulated history is available accessibly and well documented like this.

[@Enterthemind1]

I'm glad someone noticed 😂

[@chiveychea]

This historic monument truly deserves enormous fame 😊 Thank you so much Timeline for this video ❤️ As a Cambodian, I really thank you to people who want and come to visit our Angkor Wat Temple. We always welcome you 🤗 Love Y❤️U from Cambodia 🇰🇭

[@marjieyoung9570]

I would have loved to know what the connection is between India and Angkor Wat. The moment I saw the temples I was instantly reminded of the Hindu temples in India and then they not only said they were Hindu temples, they also showed Sanskrit. The distance between India and Cambodia is such that the Hindu temples and practice of that religion along with the Sanskrit inscriptions are quite impressive to me and I would have loved to have known what the connection is there. (I lived in India for a 6 month span of time and was shocked to see their architecture and even root language in Angkor Wat...or vice versa. It definitely peeked my interest.)

[@Sacredwalksinsolitude]

It was extended India..undivided hindu lands before the intelligent, scholastic civilization was invaded repeatedly n divided.all.over Asia even Europe ul find Vedic Sanatan

[@surendrarustgi5125]

Ankor Wat is similar in design and layout as thousands of temples in India. This mighty complex of Hindu/Buddhist temples was laid out with holy Hindu mountain Meru as the center piece. It is inconceivable that Indian master builders in large numbers were not present during the construction of Ankor Wat. I visited Ankor Wat for 4 days 6 years ago. One cannot build such a vast complex from just books or verbal communication from almost 4600 kilometers away. Many temples have inscriptions in Sanskrit, which is still taught in India. First Hinduism and later Buddhism were spread all over southeast Asia (Myanmar, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Indonesia and Philippines) by Indian merchants and sailors from mainly South India around 600 AD. West and western scholars are only interested in promoting Greek, Italian and Roman architecture. India has some of the most amazing examples of stone carving in the world. Kailasa temple in Ellora, India (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kailasa_Temple,_Ellora) is the largest single piece rock cut temple in the world. it is considered one of the most remarkable cave temples in the world because of its sheer size, architecture and sculptural treatment. In most indian temples, one can also observe the brutality of Turko/Mongol islamic invaders who did their best to destroy these monumental symbols of human achievement. Luckily such fate did not befall Ankor Wat and many Hindu temples all over southeast Asia.

[@shashankke250]

Same here

[@shashankke250]

@@surendrarustgi5125 Woow nicee

[@beahappyweeb7186]

Well their was an old story of how our country came to be(Cambodia) So basically an Indian prince married a Cambodian princess. The telling of the story is more mystical but I’ll just summarize it shortest way possible. Also a lot of our old Cambodian kings are into Buddhism and Hinduism so yea 😚😚

[@bradgregersen7091]

A truly marvelous piece of architecture, as a 4th generation builder I cannot even imagine the dedication the builders of this place possessed. The concept that it could be lost is just mind boggling but it is truly a blessing that it was found in such an amazing condition and is now preserved to show the abilities and artistry humankind is capable of . I would feel honored and blessed to visit some day . Salutations from the United States of America.

[@janwalden2163]

Mk0kk

[@vz7742]

@Nikki Lauren Their vision is clouded by their stupidity. No ordinary human could build something like this in that time,same with GIZA and other wonders..

[@billycorey6101]

Fallen angels. Offspring Built this an pyramids an all how do you think they had Laser pinpoint lines an who an where an how all this stone got there do you see any quarry holes that Big !

[@regularguy1140]

This looks as if it was carved out of a rock. They had some crazy technology back then

[@tanyatmarie2263]

@@billycorey6101 totally. Or even just people divenating with demons for supernatural talents. Same with pyrimids

[@birdeye2921]

“He had no evidence of a sophisticated society” literally looking at one of the most sophisticated and detailed buildings ever made

[@vaibhavmishra6006]

Can't accept eastern civilization advancement. Superiority complex

[@arpitthakur45]

@@vaibhavmishra6006 i think people in india dont have any less fake pride in there culture as well...they keep pushing it everywhere...and they keep throwing pride everywhere...the same culture that teaches about letting go of the ego has some of the most arrogant believers i have ever seen...blinded by faith and have been sold pride all there life's...and literally cant listen to one criticism...

[@t1mmy13]

Now that's a hyperbole

[@robertcrusader5019]

That is very common among academics.

[@onemaster8133]

For complete understanding of this wonderful monument, one must know the historic feats of South Indian Kings Rajaraja and his son Rajendra (from Chola Kingdom) who went on defeating the entire south East Asian nations including today's Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia etc. With their army and naval forces. After winning these states, the Chola Kings used to appoint one of their commanders as the king of the defeated land and promoted their religion and culture. It's westerners and so called archeologists with twisting mindset, gave all incorrect and non factual information only deliberately to erase historical facts. There are numerous KZbin videos available in Tamil that narrates the wars of the Chola Kings!

[@GHKD2491]

I am from the Horn of Africa but I am so amazed by this so fascinating and rich history of ancient city. And I am wondering how a single video instantly changed my view on Cambodia.

[@t.j.7789]

It's amazing and the same thing with the United States. As a Black person, in AmeriKKKa, I KNOW that the story of what happened to US needs to be told!!!! White folks & some Black & brown don't want the story told! It is painful!!! Blacks couldn't even VOTE until the 1960s!!! So much WRONG has been done to us and is still being done today! People who want race theory taught in schools, simply want children to be educated and use their power, which we have! I KNOW that I have so many advantages that my ancestors didn't have and I question what I'm doing with it??!!! To whom much has been given, much is required!

[@gauntlettcf5669]

@@t.j.7789 Dude, wth does it have to do with the original comment? He just said "I'm from the Horn of Africa and this is super cool and now I have a different view on Cambodia". It's not that deep.

[@lauracampbell7441]

@@t.j.7789 The history of blacks enslaved has been told, though with any history, its not 100% of the story because it doesn't exist anymore. America isnt perfect but Blacks don't have the monopoly on suffering. We know less about the American Indian than we do Black and White America. As of late, through science, it has been asserted that all races of people were already here when Europeans arrived. Pyramids, gold artifacts like those discovered in Egypt, and the narrative from race to race is basically the same.

[@brera2434]

Your part of the world has amazing history, too, though, that should be talked about much more:

[@basslover48]

@@t.j.7789 Your people will stay stuck in the past if you can't get over it! Blacks act like they're the only ones who have ever suffered. You don't hear the Jews constantly whining about how they were wronged in WW2. You will never reach your full potential if you can't stop seeing yourself as disadvantaged people.

[@camelotenglishtuition6394]

Cambodia is one of the most amazing places I've ever been to. The people are warm and kind, and marvels like this (and Banyon Temple) are incredible. I'd live there if I could.

[@Gsherpazzz]

Been there twice and still can't get enough of it . just spectacular and out of the world .

[@eunicestone838]

Ive heard it's eerily quiet.

[@Tuckersluckier]

Same... Yes totally unreal

[@Tuckersluckier]

@@eunicestone838 was there during the start of the pandemic. Late March 2020. Eerie for sure.

[@kingalpha4203]

Same bro

[@jamiew1286]

It looks megalithic. Do the locals talk about it being more like 13000+ years old?

[@caroljomartin3051]

I have wanted to see Angkor Wat for decades. I'm old now, and probably will never get to go, but what I've seen in pictures and videos has held me in awe.

[@louisbennett241]

You will make it one day. I believe you can. 💜

[@briant3404]

you should go, it is basically a national or world park now and there is a comfortable city siam reap and good tourist infrastructure and very good food and hotels .

[@kanannne5159]

Wish you soon could come here

[@thisguy9536]

Its never to late my friend

[@lilliandrapiza8626]

I was there a few yrs ago… 2018… with my sister… beautiful peaceful place…

[@siddartharayanplays203]

Me myself, both Indian and Hindu, I take Hinduism as a lifestyle. Angkor Wat is marvelous, and we should be thankful to the people of Cambodia and their ancestors for such beauty, and Hinduism is just a significant reference for the architecture. Other than that the architecture is quite marvelous and astonishing ❤❤ I hope that everyone agrees with me. And everyone always has different point of view but it doesn't changes the fact🙏❤❤❤

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[@TENGRI-101]

Stop interfering others' culture. And also stop your call centers. And learn how people think about your people You guys and muslims share a similar mindset

[@MonicaU-ps3jv]

Thank you for your kind words❤

[@ThePlantParadigm]

I actually really appreciate this level of detail for a free video. Just visited Angkor Wat today and used this to answer all our questions!

[@asingh5142]

World largest hindu temple is not in india but in Cambodia.

[@only10thpriparetionodiacha17]

Han Bhai. Hamare civilization sare duniya me tha

[@only10thpriparetionodiacha17]

@Savage Rach yes it is a Hindu Mandir. See the structure and its founder name " SURYA BARMAN". IT IS A HINDU NAME. GOT IT Mr..

[@dannyboywhaa3146]

Savage Rach well it’s obviously a shared culture with ancient India - whether it predates Hinduism is another matter - huge debate right now about the age of the Vedas and who wrote them when etc etc...

[@asingh5142]

@@somah6375 haha. Khmer empire was the hindu buddhist empire. And that temple is Hindu temple. I know better than you because I am hindu.

[@somah6375]

Aditya Singh I know better than you because I am a real Khmer! mahitha ramesh stop bullshiting! Angkor what was built by Khmer kings and the Khmer ppl. Survarnan is a Khmer King, and he even stated on stones he is a Khmer king. Why is it called the Khmer Empire, not Tamil Empire and why it not in Tamil or India???? Because these temples are Khmer made temples. You know there is other Hinduism civilization that is not Indian! You Indians claim everything that you think sounds similar to your language when Khmer speaks Sanskrit too due to Hinduism religion that was spread through Asia. All other civilization, even china said Khmer Kings in Cambodia, built it. Tamil King Rajendra was friends with the Khmer King, but he was never a king in Cambodia he just visited. Speak with facts, not of fantasy. You have no proof

[@assnawieofficial]

Hi Cambodia, welcome to my Cambodia, the Cambodian people are friendly,have a beautiful smiles and we have a rich culture. Cambodia has a lot of natural resources to visit🌾☘️ ❤️🇰🇭

[@mencarikebenaran1076]

Apakah kamu tau siapa yang Membangun angkor wat??

[@assnawieofficial]

@@mencarikebenaran1076 Angkor Wat dibangun oleh Jayavarman II, raja Kerajaan Khmer pada saat itu, dan Angkor Wat dibangun pada awal abad ke-12. Nama asli Angkor Wat adalah Prasat Angkor Toch ( small angkor )

[@imonghosh912]

Sorry I've seen this video is a bit late, but why is it surprising that inscriptions were made in Sanskrit on the Angkor ? A rudimentary understanding of Asian history will tell you that Thailand Cambodia Vietnam Indonesia Malaysia were strongly impacted by Indian culture. They had extensive trade relations with India, and the elites had marriage ties as well. The population were all Hindu , including the royals. Buddhism traveled to these parts from India, especially because of the patronage it received from Ashoka and subsequent Maurya and other kings. Jaya Varman, Surya Varman, etc are all Indian names. Theres a reason that part of the world is called Indo China. Because they were influenced either by the Chinese or Indians. Finding Sanskrit on Angkor is as basic as finding English on any monument in the USA or Canada.

[@veritasr6836]

It's not about india, but religion...

[@imonghosh912]

@@veritasr6836 And the religion Hinduism is Indian. So basically it's the influence of India.

[@cantthink_ofname]

what i can guess is, the surprising element could be that they all must have thought its not that old temple. But it was more than a temple, from the time it was impossible (according to archaeologist) to be build with such big population and with such structures. Also, the general thinking that it might be so hidden that it must be impossible for a language from such distant land to be there. Its about what they are seeing and what idea we have of past people. We question how a structure was build in those times of no advance technology, we question how and how much time it took for some knowledge to spread, how merchants knew where was which city or how trade started to that city. Seeing all that, the first question arise is how? So they questioning it without acknowledging other regional history to that much account, its actually not surprising. Also, this question lead to another question, is there account of a monk, messenger, merchant from that side of regions of visiting here? If there are accounts of it, it can lead to different understanding. Hindu culture is still a mystery, even if we say we have Veda and all other religious manuscript. The origin, its influence, its reach, more and more things are mystery, still. Everything is mystery, because its past with not so solid evidence. Angkor Wat falling under a abandon, forgotten city, with advance civilization arise many questions. Questing has nothing to do with India or Hindu religion. It all has to do with HOW? WHEN? BY WHO? WHY? WHAT WAS ITS IMPACT? HOW WERE PEOPLE BEFORE? WHERE THERE MORE RELIGION? WERE THEY CONNECTED SOMEHOW? OR THEY WERE PEOPLE WHO GOT INFLUENCED? WERE THE MIGRANTS? WHY? HOW? WHAT FACTOR FORCED IT? WAS LEAVING THE CITY RELATED TO RELIGION THING? OR NATURE? OR RULER ATTACKS? And many more stuffs, accepting anything just because we know just few stuffs will be a foolish act. Its past. Like, a very good thing mentioned here in this video too, to the chinese traveler, no matter how educated he was, everything outside of his country will be barbaric to him because its difference of view point and understanding. And that has to be taken in account doing any finding in history. society, and many more stuffs. So, nah having the doubt here is not bad. Yes, it ignores regional history of its surrounding. Like you can tell just by the caparisoning here. London is used, not any other surrounding civilization. Of course, london maybe big at that time, yet not giving a comparison from surrounding areas, it can be pretty not good. It can give wrong ideas. Like many times there can be many more big stuffs but people don't know by just comparison done by few western cities and completely ignoring surrounding regional things.

[@dumplingeater101]

uhh the population weren't all hindu lol.

[@sumnaungoung8927]

Iman Ghosh This was literally a great documentary on the Khmai people, their empire, war, wealth, A GENOCIDE!! And you got, “ my people started it all, we are number 1..”, lmaoo. Unbelievable

[@crewrangergaming9582]

A bow down respect to Cambodia and Combodians for keeping the ancient Hindu temple alive for the World to see. You people are our brothers and sister. 🇰🇭🇮🇳🇳🇵

[@kaalapaani775]

It's a Temple dedicated to Vishnu, the reason why Indian Govt. Is interested in its restoration. They just skipped 80% history.

[@hobgoblinhollow4966]

why does the chinese guy that recorded the history always stroking his goatee?

[@minyuan86]

Did you even watch the entire show? Temple dedicated to Vishnu, it was mention and that is like 0.02 rupees worth of information

[@jennyxie5382]

@@hobgoblinhollow4966 cliche acting

[@hobgoblinhollow4966]

@@jennyxie5382 lol a wise man stroking his beard cannot be very smart spreading germs from his hands so close to the face 🤔

[@coronavirusokboomer9537]

Hobgoblin Hollow wow thats What i said.

[@neerajboy7189]

It shows how diverse and advanced Hinduism far back in time...

[@rohitkothari3890]

☑️

[@saridevirajani4718]

☑️

[@nenad2427]

Angkor Wat,deserves a much bigger place in world culture than it is now

[@oneeyeeditor152]

Angkor wat temple 3D modeling (NEW VIDEO) KZbin link :- kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGm0aHeOn8Sjpqc 1500 year old temple and biggest temple in the world

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

It does have a huge rep. In fact, tourism may be the death of it. More and more people now go to it than ever before, their feet running over ancient rock. And we're heavier than ever now too. To some it's not a sacred spot and I know they pillage and put graffiti up to say they were there. So, I hope these ancient places will limit tourism to students of history and archaeology and preservationists. As for the rest of us, we can watch videos.

[@GPannu-kl7px]

For sure 💯

[@mvmishler]

1.9 million views, while you and your friends watch this video puts Angkor smack dab in the middle of modern world culture. Cell phone and brain melting 5G, there's your culture pal.

[@louisxvii2137]

nenad it will have its place. Dirty locals tried to keep it a secret from Europeans because yet again more proof of superior ancient European architecture found, providing more evidence to why British and French colonialism were the correct directions for that region as was so desperately needed. Due to the 60 year interference in the gathering of necessities, reparations must immediately be payed to American and European researchers, excavators, archeologists, diggers, masons etc.

[@ChhengTeang21.]

I’m a Cambodia l am so glad.thanks so much 🎉🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🙏🏻

[@LeannsAdventures]

It's one thing to see the temple on tv or pictures, its a totally different experience to see it in person. I've honestly never felt my heart flutter so much when I visited. It amazed me to see what my ancestors built. I've always felt American, but the moment I stepped in that temple I felt this amazing energy! The first time I've ever felt the energy of my roots. I definitely encourage everyone to experience it in real life. ❤️

[@giokise6010]

+Tee Touch I was born in Cambodia but I knew that my grandfather was a France so basically you meant that those who shared a blood with a westerner aren't a pure Khmer! I'm kinda agree but the determination and commitment to help this fascinating country is still flowing inside me.

[@Sam-dd7tn]

Tee Touch you are the type to ruin a wet dream. Smh

[@chysovana]

ANKIT GOEL: What do you mean thai/khmer region women? Siem or Thai is a group of people who came from a part of south china. they are not relevant when the indian came to khmer empire.

[@supremekhmer6596]

Leann. If you are half Chinese it is highly likely you have more Austronesian ( Filipino, Indonesians, Malaysian) blood in you than actual Khmer. blood. Studies suggest that Chinese (Han) especially from Southern China have a great amount of Austronesian blood in them. So your ancestors might migrate to Cambodia but actually never intermix with the Khmer people at all since the Khmer population is quite small. There are more Austronesian people like the Fillipinos, Indonesians, Malaysians, and such than the Austro-Asiatic people such as the Mon, Khmer, Wa, Paulaung, etc.

[@dogan6070]

You Garbage

[@lunsreykeo6204]

Hello from Cambodia. One of Khmer people, I'm really thank you for posting and sharing about my Angkor Wat temple. Welcome to Cambodia Kingdom Of Wonder!

[@lovecreations4590]

Ahhh our history.. 😍😍 love from india

[@phearom4008]

Im Cambodian,Thank you for love our ancient history 🇰🇭

[@abhianand3316]

Thanks for this wonder!

[@sachinbharti9634]

Your temple??? 😂😂

[@phearom4008]

@@sachinbharti9634 not only for me but for Cambodian and foreigner who want to visit my country

[@reaksmey1504]

What amazing and mysterious about this temple is that it was built on water , without water it couldn’t stand and completely fall apart . As one of Cambodian, those history back then is really fascinating and mysterious.

[@gracie3589]

Bunthoeun Reaksmey រស្មី fax

[@eggos1019]

No one care Reaksmey I’m Cambodian too It’s has rich history but the government fcking suck It’s corrupted Khmer pler pler now a day Bek jm khmer

[@bobbozo8893]

@@eggos1019 wtf? I mean some of our people are really ignorant but not all

[@kdamprae4236]

@@eggos1019 ភាសាស្អីនឹងភាសាខ្មែរយួនមែន? អ្នកឯងជនជាតិអីដែរ?

[@jiaxqisun5384]

@ um nope thanks u don’t seem to do much better than us anyways and im not mocking u or anything because were no better but still. feel like this is your way to fall into your trap of wanting to also own this temple...

[@claudiofamilyadventures]

I've been to Cambodia a few times and Angkor Wat is always a place I have to visit. Bayon temple is one of my favorites 👍😎

[@arwenmenna9679]

Bayon is my fav too. I love cambodia❤

[@me2525]

Fun fact. Henri Mouhot DIDN'T rediscover Angkor Wat. There is plenty of evidence that it was known about for centuries, including by other European visitors to Cambodia. But he is credited for its rediscovery only because of the way he wrote about it and captured the imagination of the west with his writings and drawings.

[@jcdenton1635]

4:33 "The Frenchman suspected that the temples belonged to a huge and sophisticated civilization. _But he had no evidence."_ I can't imagine how anyone could stand before the grandeur of Angkor Wat and NOT think it's sufficient evidence for a sophisticated civilization. The only alternative is that it was built by an _unsophisticated_ civilization, which is nonsense almost by definition.

[@LeRoyBoxley434]

The Dunning-Kruger effect is strong in you.

[@jcdenton1635]

@@LeRoyBoxley434 How so?

[@mclarsen61]

🤣👍

[@n4k3d51]

Hes wearing shorts and a scarf at the same time, what do you expect

[@beautynova28]

Totally agree. This is just bad writing- they were trying to point out they had no knowledge of the culture that built it yet and needed a good hook to start talking about it. Obviously they messed up, clearly so many people are now offended

[@preeyadathong5984]

I’m Laos 🇱🇦 one day I’ll visit Cambodia 🇰🇭 Love Cambodia culture

[@AtTheDitch]

are giants real?

[@chanzana5571]

@@AtTheDitch there use to be back in the days human use to be very big than human nowadays so I might not called them an exact giant

[@AtTheDitch]

@@chanzana5571 awesome :) do ur relatives have stories of giants? are u from laos? i want to visit indonesia, laos and cambodia once i have enough money, its so beautiful!!

[@thomaswilliams8167]

I am a history and mystery nut.Id love to explore there too.

[@holincrystal746]

Always here to bring you around

[@josephnguyen1587]

Thank you 🙏 for your wonderful visit our land Cambodia 🇰🇭 is amazing

[@kumarsatyam5634]

Our ancestors were more intelligent than we think today.

[@san_toad]

Intelligence and education are very different

[@multanprarie2600]

they are not your ancestors, indian

[@freckleheckler6311]

@@multanprarie2600 hahaha. Yeah I’m getting sick and tired of them to

[@Aakashputtur]

@@multanprarie2600 you westerns are suck😂😂

[@regret9423]

@@Aakashputtur not all of us are so ignorant and rude, they just seem to be the most noticeable:)

[@phea4066]

As a Cambodian, Angkor Wat is still a magical and majestic place to us.

[@tarunika983]

But why Cambodia failed to maintain it well..If it was in India it would have been in Good Condition..As a hindu it really hurts that your country is such a Failure

[@murdockfiles9406]

@@tarunika983 It was damaged due to natural disasters and environmental changes, the area was unlivable for people. It couldn't be maintained. And besides, the Angkor Wat turned into a Buddhist temple hundreds of years ago

[@freetuktukservice]

@@tarunika983 khmer rouge, america, vietnam, thailand they destroyed it bruh

[@tarunika983]

@@murdockfiles9406 Its a Hindu temple Built for Lord Vishnu those Sculptures are of lord Vishnu..It was restored by Archeological Survey of India. But still it has to be preserved by the khmer Government.

[@tarunika983]

@@freetuktukservice There are many temples which were destroyed by Britishers and Mughals in India too..But it's our duty to preserve our Civilization.. bcoz Our Civilization is not Limited.. it can be a Buddhist temple now But it's purely an Influence from Indian Civilization..

[@stralbem]

17:58 Angkor Wat is beautiful, but Bayon Temple is breathtaking. I fell in love with Angkor Wat but when we arrived at Bayon Temple, I felt as if my heart was being torn and made to choose which one do I love more. But I know one thing for sure, Bayon Temple rendered me speechless...

[@119-l8r]

In the next decade, there would be Bayon Temple no more, given how beat up the temple is as time passes. They tried to repair it but in my opinion, they are just making it worse. Let's try to visit as much as we can before it's gone. :(

[@reveendranvelusamy9729]

Very true...Bayon more for Brahma God temple.

[@BroderickFenoglio]

I don't know why I'm so fascinated with ancient cultures but the architecture they left behind gives the chills

[@harboringrage]

One of the things in my bucket list is to be able to visit Angkor Wat.

[@vanchhai3029]

Waiting for you haha

[@jasonlomax4761]

Visit me later

[@moonlightstripess]

When I went it was really hot and humid (wasn't even summer at the time). Make sure to have a guide with you so you can learn it's history. Alot of people just aimlessly walk through ignoring the details only those knowledgeable understand.

[@bhagatkhatkar]

I’m planning to visit this year

[@bigbulk688]

I did last year and it was beautiful. And this is not the only one, nearby temples such as Bayon, Elephan't Terrace, are even better. Its just madness, to be surrounded by so much history and architecture.

[@thomasoommen1512]

What's really amazing is some modern scientist from west who have no clue of the regional culture, or historical structures, but crawling around trying to give answers and say they discovered it.

[@tremblence]

At least they came to restore, protect and study it If they didn't, the jungle would have swallowed up the ruins and people would eventually steal the cool stonework

[@asvd_2200]

@@tremblence they stole all the stone statues when they came too, that’s why most statues in Angkor Wat don’t have head.

[@davidcollazo65]

Thank you for this wonderful documentary. I was born in N.Y.C. and grew up in Puerto Rico. This is something I never learned in any History class in highschool or College. Please don't stop making these documentaries which teach many like me that are unfortunately not born rich and therefore not able to travel and see these modern wonders. Thank you.

[@robertgarcia-nd7jd]

my family culd afford to travel to/&/or from NYC&PuertoRico.participate w/public highschool, including college education,&now currently can afford interweb w/enough freetime to watch archiology documentaries.but i believe the only way sum1 able to go sightseeing in other countries,is they must be born in a rich family,like its my family's responsibility to send me to Asia on vacation,cuz i wana get a firsthand view ofarchitecture,but im underprivileged not as fortunate as others wah waah waaaaa!my name is David Collazo &my yeast infecton is flaring up again waaah

[@demonetizethis5608]

@@robertgarcia-nd7jd u weird af

[@robertgarcia-nd7jd]

@@demonetizethis5608 i hope u dont like it

[@demonetizethis5608]

@@robertgarcia-nd7jd what are u talking about lmao

[@demonetizethis5608]

@@robertgarcia-nd7jd like ur a complete idiot what’s wrong with wanting to vacation somewhere are u just mad or something u sound like a loser.

[@zanastar]

❤❤❤Wellcome to Cambodia🙏❤️️🇰🇭, Thank you so much for your great videos , I am really appreciate 😊

[@waynecorbett4119]

Imagine a city of this beauty built around a harbour of crystal blue waters. This place is far mare beautiful than any modern city and shows what could be achieved by man in these ancient times.

[@Yayaloy9]

As a new generation of Cambodian, this shames me more than anything else because of the current situation nowadays. People would always say "We have to protect the culture, tradition, ...etc." Yet, none can even keep their city and their environment clean.

[@oneeyeeditor152]

Angkor wat temple 3D modeling (NEW VIDEO) KZbin link :- kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGm0aHeOn8Sjpqc 1500 year old temple and biggest temple in the world

[@tratramusic9983]

enderboy They use words instead of activity. :'(

[@kxlucifer]

I dont care about whos from what ethnicity but if youre raised up as khmer its your duty to protect your culture and langauge

[@miyaki4574]

They don’t hire cleaners to clean and give them a lot of money!!

[@lalateaomutu4841]

@@miyaki4574 noone should be hired to clean, people should be responsible for themselves and their rubbish!

[@bikershub9680]

Im from Nepal Its my dream to visit this temple🕉

[@t20t92]

Welcome to cambodia

[@tonyromano6220]

Cricket Highlights I bet, it looks absolutely amazing.

[@mikew9106]

I'm from Wisconsin and its one of my dream visitations also.

[@nataliebierman3067]

I’m from NY and this would also be a dream to visit 😀

[@franklincoraizaca.9782]

I'm from Ecuador, I live in Harlem New York my home! I want to visit Cambodia so bad, I had a homie from Cambodia... he put me up or in other words told me about Cambodian history... We are all one... fascinating.

[@kingdomcitizenship5613]

That's some solid architecture... all these years and still well intact

[@Gamer_338]

As a Hindu, This makes me so proud of my religion, culture, and heritage.

[@barbie-fz4oo]

I was lucky enough to have visited this wonderful place many times in my life. Truly a breathtaking and wonderous lost city.

[@kentuckywoman9863]

Lucky you!

[@zachgonzales9178]

Any other places you recommend visiting?

[@pichsereyratanak5883]

im cambodian how about you?

[@barbie-fz4oo]

@@kentuckywoman9863thank you but not lucky.. We just made a project to go. We saved our money so we could go on these and more adventures. 😊

[@barbie-fz4oo]

@@pichsereyratanak5883 no. But we did charity work in Cambodia and we're helping a lady who ran an orphanage in in diem reap. She had 60 kids and not help. We bought tons of food and clothing for them.

[@MrJohnTeacher]

I've been there. A fantastic site to visit and experience. There are similar, but smaller structures in the same area. Truly remarkable.

[@gracehigdon6968]

How are you John

[@tbeautifulscenery]

I like Angkor wat. It's very beautiful and the oldest in ancient times. It's very special that I have traveled there.

[@woonping4782]

Visited Angkor Wat twice, remarkable. Brilliant architecture. Knowledgeable tour guide. Hope to visit again after the pandemic. I love the place, the people and the food.

[@corinegerda]

Plandemic, scamdemic

[@BaawBee]

@@corinegerda yeah. It's scary to think that the entire world got together to trick you like you're the star of the Truman show

[@Libertycustom73]

@@BaawBee thats not at all what she's saying, but its cute that you don't get that.

[@jackfrosty4674]

1. Therefore, go and say these words to Israel, This is what the Lord says: O Israel, my faithless people, come home to me again, for I am merciful. I will not be angry with you forever. Only acknowledge your guilt. Admit that you rebelled against the Lord your God and committed adultery against him by worshipping idols under every green tree. Confess that you refused to follow me. I, the Lord have spoken! Jeremiah 3 vs 12

[@bongvuthy4360]

Thank you🙏

[@cadetsrishtiratan2672]

Oh this is Hindu temple made by King Surya Varman...!!! Impressive..... I am really surprised by Hindu culture,their helping nature and most importantly their monuments..........

[@ulessreed6660]

@Saptarishi Rit hi hi hi hi hi bb bb bb bb hilyer

[@ulessreed6660]

@Kailash Batra Hitler's

[@nistelroji6902]

@Saptarishi Rit oh... u were there when it happnd lol

[@nistelroji6902]

@Saptarishi Rit idk hindi... nd u believe some utuber stating facts.... lol😩

[@nistelroji6902]

@Saptarishi Rit say in english mahnn

[@neel3297]

10:18 Home of Indian gods? I am Indian but remember that Hinduism is not limited to India. There were no such boundaries back then. The entire so called Indian subcontinent were following Sanatan Vedic principles. The Bayon temple is dedicated to Lord Brahma, one of the 3 highest revered Hindu god

[@Veasnatripsolo]

I'm from Cambodia. Thank you for sharing this video with the world to learn more about Cambodia.

[@Shortsin-kn1wn]

Love from India Hinduism heritage always embrace western architecture technology 😅

[@Veasnatripsolo]

@@Shortsin-kn1wn 👌

[@lhorn315]

This documentary makes so proud of where I came from. As I’m reading Cambodian news and what’s going on fearful of our bloodline being thinned out and erased our history and legacy. What country and flag will I have to be proud? And then I see this our greatness. I pray the people of Cambodia lives on for many many more generations will the people ever recover? Thank you Timeline for this.

[@shamoblamo9625]

Cambodia will never die ❤

[@lhorn315]

@Sterling Archer nobody said that it was better. Do not reply with your negative energy.

[@markharvey1063]

You have omitted the Hindu connection, except for the sanskrit language, no mention of Hindu cultural influences and the connection to other great Hindu temple building cultures, both prior and contemporaneous. The king deity is a simplistic hierarchical perception of the culture... it is likely the common people were very religious and spiritual, but the change to a Buddhist culture may have disconnected the culture from its Hindu source...

[@sudhar006]

It’s the temple inspired from King Raja Raja Cholan from India. This video is flawed.

[@bobbozo8893]

@@sudhar006 girl go check again

[@prashantsuvarnakar5412]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6DPenyvpNuhh7c 👇

[@srishti-ai]

@Khun Ka Mariang when did anyone say about claiming Cambodia? Half of the people here might not even know where Cambodia is, or at least they really don't care about it. He is only referring to the architectural similarity in the temple mentioned in the video and the ones we have in India. And anybody would be curious to see something like this. It's just curiosity to what and how cultures influenced each other back then.

[@JS-qe9nb]

@@sudhar006 but the temple architecture is of Nagara stye.strange though

[@radataentry9866]

In the Angkorian era, our ancestors abandoned the temples of Angkor Wat without fighting due to the floods and to escape the armies of the Portuguese Empire. He moved to present-day Phnom Penh, leaving only a small army to protect the heavily forested temple of Angkor Wat, leaving a legacy for future generations of Cambodians to know about their great past.

[@suskagusip1036]

You nailed it. They should interview you and the Cambodian citizens not the make believe stories from European fantasy. Honestly brother we ASEAN people share the same blood. Them colonizers depicted my ancestors alone as dangerous and giving offerings by killing our own people. Whatever they saw with the Incas and the Mayan rituals they relate it to us. I do agree with you 💯.

[@brightlight7217]

Europeans have the balls(until today) to tell your stories without you or your perspectives. I find this arrogant and offensive. This confirms their inability to view others as equal even when the evidence proves otherwise.

[@086009970611]

Yes, European do invaded many nation in colonized era but I don't remember Portuguese invade khmer empire at that time. European may had supremacy naval power but they would outnumber by Khmer Empire on land and it is too far away for them for full scale invasion. Angkor wat is also too far away from sea I don't think they would risk to go there. Also If Khmer Empire really does fled from Portuguese then why relocated their capital near sea.... It doesn't make any sense

[@086009970611]

Sorry about moved capital near the sea, I meant more closer to the sea.

[@suskagusip1036]

@@086009970611 French not Portugal. Portugal and Spain the one invaded our islands because we are by the Sea.

[@jcdenton1635]

I don't understand why so many Tamils in the comments think this civilization was built by Tamils. This was a Khmer civilization. Have you seen their statues of kings and Hindu/Buddhist deities? They have Asian faces because the civilization that made them was Asian, specifically Khmer. Just google their statues of Jayavarman, Indradevi, Agastya, apsaras/devatas at Angkor Wat, and Brahma at the Bayon temple. They were Khmer.

[@sriganesan8237]

All the names are Indian

[@jcdenton1635]

@@sriganesan8237 So? Preah Maha Ghosananda is also an Indian name (Pali), but he's Cambodian. Princess Buppha Devi is also an Indian name (Sanskrit), but she was Cambodian. Cambodians have traditionally adopted Indian names because Hinduism and Buddhism are Indian religions, the same way Europeans have traditionally adopted Hebrew names like John and Elizabeth because Christianity originated from the Hebrew religion.

[@Draco.Sapiens]

Even they claimed Indonesians are genetically related to indians just purely based on the hindu names and assumption

[@jcdenton1635]

@@Draco.Sapiens lol exactly. They can't distinguish between the adoption of influences from foreigners vs. being ruled by foreigners. By their logic, modern Japan was built by Westerners because Western countries invented skyscrapers, cars, suits, and ties. They completely ignore the native people's own agency in selectively adopting the influences they like, studying them, and creating something totally unique out of them. Now, Japan creates its own cars, sense of fashion, and architecture distinct from the West (they even innovated earthquake-resistant buildings suitable to Japan). Similarly, ancient Southeast Asia had its own architecture and civilization distinct from ancient India's. Angkor Wat and Borobudur are unque to Southeast Asia, being the biggest Hindu and Buddhist temples in the world, respectively. The Makutas worn in Southeast Asia are also bigger and more elaborate than those from India. Like I said, they learned from their influences, but made their own thing, sometimes even outcompeting India in its own game (again, the biggest Hindu and Buddhist temples are from Southeast Asia).

[@s.abinaya4741]

​lol u just cant accept the truth,,,the temple is built in dravidian style and as a tamilian i can identify many tamil scripts with Sanskrit are in the temple, and ancient tamil kings are obsessed with both Sanskrit and tamil,, every temples in tamilnadu also have both Sanskrit and tamil inscriptions

[@battosaihimura8840]

Went to Angkor last Dec 2017. TRULY AMAZING n BREATHTAKING! Its Like Traveling Back in Time.

[@danielmckinnon9627]

One of most memorable trips to see. I was there for 5 days and really needed more time to enjoy the amazing scenery and structures.

[@olliephelan]

Thank you for your service, sir

[@luisfonsi6847]

How much does it cost to stay for 5 days in there? I am planning a trip.

[@danielmckinnon9627]

@Luis fonsi I do not know what it costs these days as I went in 2011. I am currently living in Thailand and plan to go back again after many travel restrictions are lifted. I used a tour guide service, but it was so long ago I cannot find them in my email. There are several tour companies if you look on the internet

[@luisfonsi6847]

@@danielmckinnon9627 thank you for your positive response. i really appreciate it. will you let me know how much is the average expenses in a day in Thailand? food, accommodation on normal basis.

[@Hkb1001]

Tribute to the Ancient Hindus for their phenomenal achievement in science and technology.

[@rswow]

@37:38 Lot of sins to answer for!

[@jamesderoc6717]

@strawberry_shortcake4life Buddhism came in later and can be seen in the later built temples

[@tamils4436]

Hemant Behera no one is Hindu before British named

[@only10thpriparetionodiacha17]

Yes bro. I think it is more Older than Our Konark Sun Temple

[@somah6375]

Ancient Khmer not ancient hindus

[@stargazer1717]

If you visit Cambodia, try visiting Indonesia too Prambanan temple to be more specific, That's like the Angkor Wat of Indonesia. Interestingly, they have a Garuda statue in Bali. I feel like there is a very big kingdom that stretches from Cambodia all the way to Indonesia. Cambodia has the Serpent while Indonesia has the winged Garuda. Visit the national museum in Phnom Penh in Cambodia and you'll hear there a story about the Garuda and the Serpent,

[@user-rq8rh3si3m]

뱀에 관한 신화는 아시아와 아메리카 전역에 있음 모계사회이고 뱀은 여성성의 상징임 물론 고유럽도 마찬가지로 뱀을 같은 이유로 숭상했음 그러나 유럽은 유대교 기독교 이슬람교 등의 유일신 종교에 의해 침입 당하면서 모계사회가 무너지고 가부장제 사회로 전환되면서 평화가 깨지고 빈곤과 야만에 고통 받아야했음 아이러니하게도 그런 고통을 안겨준 날로 부터 유럽은 날짜를 세고 있음 2023년째

[@kongsovanmony5064]

That's because our king went to study abroad in Java, I think.

[@Kalle01]

​@@kongsovanmony5064empty explanation on this documentary from western and chinese sources for sure.

[@Gamerjmhg432]

Historically Indonesia was a Hindu/Buddhist kingdom Majapahit. Converted by cunning Muslims who came as traders after the invention of Islam

[@D__Ujjwal]

Because animals like snake, cow, elephant, Garuda are special to Hindus

[@EatSleepBreathMovies]

Do they have to make the Chinese historian stroke his beard in EVERY scene they show him?

[@priyashanmuga3826]

Haha

[@SecurityYoutubeTeam]

It was so irritating just like the Wuhan virus!!!

[@asheru9254]

😂 😂 😂

[@CH-zr7qr]

DaddyDelve why do people have to bring up SJWs all the time when it has nothing to do with the topic?

[@duoclan1664]

I mean, if I had a beard that fancy, I would stroke it too

[@mckoylach1622]

Angkor Wat,the most intricate structural designs ever,for that early era. It was a monumental achievements of the Khmer kings.

[@rahulnarayanan5152]

I wonder why reference to India especially South India was not even there

[@atherkhan646]

cause its irrelevant.

[@xfinity9397]

@@atherkhan646 xd they are related learn history indonesia cambodia and the malasia were one becore khan arrived and murdered .

[@xfinity9397]

@@atherkhan646 9 yr old

[@kaalapaani775]

@@atherkhan646 just like your descendants being Arabs 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Perennial1997]

Because the west is so ignorant thinking they’re the saviour of the world

[@floydroadheroes]

Excellent documentary! I visited there in 1995 and alot more has been uncovered and known about this magnificent place! Truly a highlight of my life, to explore all I did! Thank you for this and more history, for which only knew a little about!

[@dafaa863]

As a fellow Khmers here, I feel myself experiencing a mix emotion such as sadness, regret, excitement, joy and so on. As the video goes by, I end up speechless, I have nothing left but full of ideas and consciousness that it went to the point that I can’t express myself. This is enormous! I remember when I was a kid 5-10 year old, I didn’t know how much this masterpiece means but now, my eyes are bleeding with tremendously feeling such as being mysticism. I’m so proud and feel lucky to see this at this moment of time. Even tough I’m french Khmers, I would say that this is what I’m proud at of being CAMBODIAN !

[@KhmerMinnesnowta]

You're not alone. I grew up in Phnom Penh. I was about 13 years old and had a chance to visit the sites with my family back in 1969 before the civil war was erupted. Most of my family members did not survive the genocide during Pol Pot. Cheers from Khmer in the US!

[@haroldmorris5901]

There are two forms of Hinduism; the original version practiced in South India and Southeast Asia and the much later "Aryan/Hinduism" with it's grafted on 'killer gods' (Brahma, Shiva, Vishnu ect.), patriarchy, blood sacrifice and the 'color caste system'. The Khmer, who are Black skinned, practiced the 'original version' of Hinduism.

[@pratik1893]

@@haroldmorris5901 lol Aryan invasion theory is a western theory to satisfy thier agenda sanatan dharma(Hinduism)is way more older and continuous dharma... There was no caste or religion until last 70 years when western stupid scholars translates dharma as religion and varna as caste.. In India too there were PPL like Babasaheb Ambedkar who were uneducated and know nothing about sanatan dharma... Jai shree ram 🚩🚩

[@haroldmorris5901]

@@pratik1893 That's your story and you're sticking to it, so I'm writing for the other people who will read this post. "Aryan-Hinduism" and "Hinduism" are two different things. Aryan Hinduism is not much different than the other 'killer god religions', like Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, as they all derive from the same source, which is based on the Organizing Principle, "Collective Antipathy for All Spirits based on Limiting Perception of the One Law". Its primary tools are; White Supremacy, Patriarchy, killer god religions and ideologies (with their concept of 'Chosen and Not Chosen' People), Empire, Genocide, Ritualized Child Abuse, Avarice, and Constant Warfare. The 'religion' practiced by the Khmer, who are Black, is similar to that practiced by 'South Indians', not the Aryan-Hindus. That means WITHOUT White Supremacy, Patriarchy, and blood sacrifice. THERE IS ONE MORE LITTLE KNOWN FACT FOR "LOW VIBRATING SPIRITS" LIKE YOU TO CONSIDER: THE END OF ARYAN/HINDUISM - Mahabharata 3.188 - Describes the period of total disruption at the end of the Kali Age (NOW) "...And this perverted world shall be upside down: at the dissolution of the yuga (people) will venerate ukas (Stupas) and abandon our gods. ´Sudras will not serve the Brahmins..." Hopefully, people like you will 'voluntarily' reconsider your evil ways (although I doubt it) OR as it has been written, Great Spirits like Chandragupta and Ashoka Maurya will AGAIN COMPEL you to. The key to the "Next Level of Civilization" is the RE-ESTABLISHMENT of the "Primordial Organizing Principle": COLLECTIVE EMPATHY FOR ALL SPIRITS based on EXPANDED PERCEPTION OF THE ONE LAW.

[@pratik1893]

Stupid western historian dnt have any proof to support Aryan invasion theory... In fact you people dnt know anything about Ancient Bharat.. People from all regions were migrating to Bharat as it was the wealthiest scientific highly advanced civilization.. When Sanatanis in Bharat were using highly advanced technologies like telecommunications (proof found in combodia and many other regions of Bharat),and many more. And at that time people in west were using primitive tools 😂 were not able to even communicate, Greeks,Vikings,Persians,and many more people of this communities came to Bharat learned our texts and copy pasted our god's as their gods(Indra as zeus,thor and many more examples)and whatever I ma talking is archeological evidenced based. Jai Shree Ram 🚩🚩

[@saknak4556]

We really appreciate to you that help was advertised about Angkor Wat temple in our country give many people in the world know i hope! One day everyone comes to in Cambodia 🇰🇭 and go to visit all the temples throughout our country.

[@somvertat6977]

Hi

[@iitnakanpur..]

*Hinduism is the oldest religion and yet it's religious moments are such a relief to my eyes.... They are beautiful 😍😍*

[@Anonymous-bm9xo]

No it's not muslim is the oldest religion amd before religion there was spirituality 😪😪😪

[@moonknight8693]

@@Anonymous-bm9xo no bro ur wrong sanatan was first religion . Than Jews Christian than Islam came.

[@GS-pn3zk]

@@moonknight8693 there are more ideas and belives than sanskrit vedic based sanatana dharama in india or hindu, its a vast geography starting from sindhu river named by persians....

[@Anonymous-bm9xo]

@@moonknight8693Sorry you can Google it in fact Spirituality is the oldest but you feel you know already so be it and btw Spiritually isn't even a religion meaning worshiping it's a way of life

[@Libertycustom73]

@@Anonymous-bm9xo did you honestly just say to Google it? Lmfao, such a mindless sheep thing to say. Google tells you what it wants you to know. The truth is not found on Google, so get a clue and get unplug.

[@hugholiveiro2081]

THERE ARE SOMETHINGS IN THE WORLD THAT DEFY THE IMAGINATION........THIS DOCUMENTARY IS A BREATHLESS REVELATION ........BEING THERE WOULD RENDER ME SPEECHLESS!

[@Swissbluemountain]

When this city was built- that time been different climate . Completely different. A paradise climate !

[@ancillacabula1754]

China town binondo

[@anikalee9012]

I think it is. I'm Thai. I remember when I was young the weather in Thailand is not this hot. I did visit the Ankor Wat two years ago. The weather there is even hotter than Bangkok Thailand. Thousand year ago it must be big difference.

[@zdcyclops1lickley190]

It still is. Just needs a gardeners to oi a little pruning.

[@A808K]

Having been there twice, I still cannot fathom the millions upon millions of human (and elephant) hours it took in it's creation.

[@Nguyennguyen-ok2sc]

Angkor wat is not only belong to Cambodia but this temple is belong to all people around the world who love and protect this temple.

[@Ngim905]

Kanit khon Yes, rather than being racism people should think like you. But sigh....some people are faking the history

[@darylgibbs8834]

I think it's so beautiful

[@dogan6070]

You garbage

[@vik8860]

It belongs to Hindus first. Just like mecca or vatican does not belong to everybody.

[@joshfish2]

@Ęxtřəmé Hűñteŕ not all of them are Hindu temples though, although most are

[@pkybey]

Hearing and seeing about the Angkor is not the same feeling when you actually see it in person. I was there and it must a see in your bucket list.

[@Yeloonstage]

I live In Cambodia 🇰🇭🙏 Thank Q for This Video for my country , ☀️♥️

[@Q_QQ_Q]

@Mr. danger wtf is hindooo

[@Sachinrohitfan]

@@Q_QQ_Q so why are watching this video.....this is hindu temple you moron....

[@hyejoosego5338]

@Mr. danger they still use it a bit

[@saffronoak6565]

Love from india

[@pexxie3596]

@Mr. danger they left it, most Cambodian now are Buddhists

[@jonathanturek5846]

I studied Angkor wat while working on my arch doctorate in asian architecture. I was intrigued to say the least. I wrote a book called coincidence. Comparing egyptian, south america and Angkor wat. I found imagery simaler to the feathered serpent. Anyways great topic and thanks for posting

[@DenverGrp]

Perhaps not a coincidence? Consider the younger dryas pulse 1a and pulse 1b floods of 12 thousand years ago. Megaliths exist all over the world with similar architecture, involving, as well as other things, mortarless polygonal megalithic block work from this time period or even older. Egypt, Peru, even Easter/rapinui Island! How is it even possible? What's the deal? Such an interesting field of study.

[@Nguyennguyen-ok2sc]

even nowadays many people in Cambodia followed the Buddhism but they never abandon Hinduism. Cambodia people always following both religion. Buddhism 51% Hinduism 49% always in Cambodia believe.

[@prishitamajumder6860]

don't be rude Vietnam Cambodia is culturally a very rich country. Angkor Wat is a live prove what Hindus and Bhuddhist were capable of. Being a Hindu, I respect all the Cambodians.

[@abhishekkj3662]

Hinduism and Buddhism are not much different ...they are fundamentally same..

[@Prissyoh]

95% of Khmers are Buddhist.

[@arkapravamukherjee5363]

@@Prissyoh Buddhism has been born out of Hinduism . Gautama was hindu. The idea of Rebirth , Karma are all core beliefs of hinduism .

[@VannrithSourisVa]

In Cambodia, people mixed these 2 together, while Buddhism is based on logic, Hinduism is an opposite. Plus in Buddhism, there is no god. A lot of Cambodian ceremonies are mixed with these two. and I am a Cambodian

[@JeffBourke]

1:15 wow that production quality certainly does justice to this...

[@raultejedor]

When I was in Greece I thought: Nice. When in Angkor I thought: Impossible.

[@trevorb7645]

And Machu Pecchu?

[@tonyromano6220]

raultejedor 👍🏻

[@DireWolvesTravelVlog]

raultejedor kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWafaJ9hLiAiMk

[@tiusernamenabalw]

raultejedor : there are 17 centuries between Ancient Greece and Angkor. It is like comparing Modern day NY to Byzantium when it first became Constantinople.

[@thomasski_7]

Varun I seen it and it’s not as great as Cambodia’s temple.

[@asvd_2200]

The fact that back than Cambodia was a super power in Asia is impressive and sad at the same time compare to now Cambodia is a small and poor country 😭

[@nachiket7839]

It's because you subscribed to lower civilization.. explore the real deal.

[@vankosmirnov6410]

the wheel is always turning, up and down simultaneously ... but i have funny the answer, maybe because there's no local historian who mastered the knowledge of angkor wat

[@shukragrah]

But you people accepted Buddhism, and gone lower.

[@shukragrah]

Combodia was ruled by india

[@nunnil1655]

@@shukragrah culturally-influenced would be a better term. Ruled by? Not so much

[@darshilmehta9905]

Love Cambodia from India ❤️. Both countries need to revamp cultural connect

[@dyivbarrott]

Yeah no kidding.

[@miriammaldonado7296]

How facinating and contrasting to be part of one of richest culture at the time and yet to renounce material wealth to attain spirituality. Two things that stood out to me the most and perhaps are the main higlights of this piece of history; the water channels, great contribition to its community, and the great temples to be rediscovered later! #2022 ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

[@travellingspartan5636]

This is the live example of Culture, tradition and civilization of our great Religion,i.e.Hinduism.Great This temple was dedicated to Lord Vishnu and made by our great king Surya Dev Burman. Jai Shree Ram 🚩🇮🇳

[@hoksokhan6684]

Nah he not your king, his name is suryavarman ll of Cambodia

[@travellingspartan5636]

@@hoksokhan6684 Dear it was sanatan which was spread in Asia like Buddhism, You are our the part of our culture ❤️

[@hoksokhan6684]

@@travellingspartan5636 Hinduism did actually spread to Cambodia during that time.

[@travellingspartan5636]

@@hoksokhan6684 Jai Bhagwan Vishnu🙏🚩

[@boss-knowledge]

Angkor Wat Was build by Indean king? Why Indea has no great temple like this? You sould not say this word.

[@kimvannak85]

I'm Khmer man; I am from Cambodia county. I'm so proud of being born as Khmer child. Thank you so for your super great video about Angkor wat temple to be shown to worldwide.

[@AmanDixit1994]

Love you brother , save Hindu heritage from nalanda 🙏

[@royrahul764]

U must be proud 😊😍

[@RajKumar-vk5zu]

Buddhism and Hindusim , both fundamentally same, We share the same concepts...So, please don't fight , At my home , We worship Lord Vishnu and Lord Buddha.

[@altelf7875]

They didn't say he was.

[@Honestandtruth007]

In Cambodia, people believe Buddha is God in teaching to khmer people...... This Budhhaism is what crew and make Cambodia weaked by this belief system..... just trying to be nice and kind and warm heart and look what have happened....To this Peaceful and kind country.

[@itsisha9762]

Same

[@sokmean6467]

Sralaine 007 o-007 it not the fault of the Belief itself really brother. It because our king children’s try to kill each other for the throne to much.

[@lordbloodraven9159]

Sralaine 007 o-007 Buddhism was not spread peacefully

[@robyngillon4439]

2022 and my first time watching a video about this rich and beautiful culture.. thanks from Australia 👍🦘 mate

[@riyas8194]

4:50 " when he discovered it, only a handful of Buddhist monk and a handful of people live around the ancient site " . He didn't discover it.

[@edwardj.dougherty9164]

If people ask you for an example of societal, learned racism, use this. What he is saying without using the words, because he doesn't need to, is "when he discovered it on behalf of white people."

[@Absalon2]

Thats pretty racist of you to say - it means more likely the informed world we are part of, you mean you heard it first from the monks twitter account or? Get a grip

[@claytonwalter8700]

It was discovered for the entire world, not just a few locals. The west invents light bulbs, telephones, radios, cars, etc. and shortly the rest of the entire world has them, not just "the locals"...that's discovery.

[@pennagainagain7491]

"Discover" is a wide word. Simply (in this case), it means to see something AND understand what it is and represents. You didn't "discover" the place you live in because you take it for granted, just like the people who lived around Angkor Wat in later years. In this case, Columbus "discovered" America.. It's not an ego thing or a battle of cultures or demeaning to the people who lived there. It's just a fact. Here's another. People who never leave their home down cannot "discover" it but if you, say, go away to a very different place and then come back home, you will see things, understand things. In this case, it was one man who was the first OF HIS KIND (culture, country, people, etc.) to "discover" Angkor Wat which, in this case, at least, led to its restoration. The people who lived there were letting it rot because the never discovered its uniqueness. Look up the definition. And, just as the others in this comment section need to do: get over yourselves.

[@landewell6862]

@शिरीष ರಾಮಾಯ i stan india. Now, make the covid cure as yall provided for the ebola cure

[@4kassis]

gotta love how the french guy is wearing a scarf with his shorts in the jungle

[@ComaToast1]

Where's his white socks n sandles.

[@4kassis]

lakewrites and he is the only one who knows this?

[@Alianthus]

I've been there and sometimes the Mosquitoes are so thick they block out the sky, and they like your sweaty neck - a thin cool scarf is like mosquito netting

[@smmiile]

@@Alianthus lol what about his legs...mosquitoes love legs 😂

[@Alianthus]

@@smmiile I'm sorry to hear your that your legs sweat and give off heat like your head and neck, that must suck for you.

[@sreypichnat]

I am a Cambodian, very thank you for this video.