Moss on Ancient Angkor Temples Creates Mystical Green World in Rainy Season

In Cambodia's Angkor temple complex, the moss that grows on the ancient stonework during the rainy season creates a mystical green world. This vibrant green shines like emeralds, further enhancing the beauty of the ruins and captivating tourists. Daily, many visitors spend time admiring and photographing the ancient sculptures, beautifully covered in green moss, to keep as souvenirs. The striking green of the moss on the stone walls, harmonizing with the ancient architecture, creates a breathtaking spectacle, seemingly breathing new life into the ancient temples and sculptures. The moss growing on the stones of the ancient temples not only creates a novel and attractive spectacle but also offers numerous benefits. Experts in the conservation of ancient stonework explain that natural moss growing on ancient temple stones is a source of wonder, protecting from heat and helping to purify the air. Currently, major cities worldwide are cultivating moss to aid their urban environments. Fortunately, here it grows naturally on the stones, continuing to play a role in reducing heat on the stones even during the dry season. Both domestic and international tourists are invited to visit and experience the attraction of the Angkor resort, rich in ancient temples, with its fresh and vibrant scenery created by the emerald-green moss adorning the stones during this rainy season. Source: Kampuchea Thmey Local