Angkor Wat stands as a monumental testament to ancient engineering and artistry. However, and yet again similarly to THE PYRAMIDS, the exact methods and true originators of its construction appear to be unknown, which, having been there many times myself, is quite unbelievable for an incredible structure like this

I do know that the word "Wat" means "temple" in  English, and with the obvious lotus flowers formed in their closed position, only shows how important it was, plus given that this temple had a 'gatehouse' on the far eastern side of Thailand, which I also drove to, and saw myself, this only further shouts to me of how incredibly important this 'empire' obviously once was.

The lotus flower is admired and worshipped in many parts of what we call Cambodia today, and much further afield such as Vietnam, and Laos,  both of which I visited many times, to me, adds even more mystery to this stunningly beautiful, enormous empiracal estate.

Was it solely the work of a single civilisation, or are there other factors that need to be considered when attributing its creation? I invite you to ponder the conventional narratives and consider alternative perspectives.