Angkor Wat

City/Capital of Temples

Alternative Names

អង្គរវត្ត

Date

12th century

Part of

Work Type

Material/Technique

Style/Period

Notes

The temple complex covers 1.626 square km, making it the largest religious site in the world.

References

Contains information from the J. Paul Getty Trust, Getty Research Institute, the Cultural Objects Name Authority, which is made available under the ODC Attribution License. View on CONA.

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Exterior: View of the entry tower from the causeway over the moat
Exterior: View of the entry tower from the causeway over the moat
Exterior: View of the entry tower into the complex enclosed by a laterite wall
Exterior: View of the entry tower into the complex enclosed by a laterite wall
Exterior: View of Central Sanctuary from the walkway
Exterior: View of a library on the south side of the entrance walkway
Interior: Northern Library, view of the Southern Library across the walkway
Exterior: Entrance, Tower of Honor to the west and entrance to the first level to the east
Exterior: Entrance to the Cross-Shaped Galleries
Exterior: View of the Gallery of Bas-Reliefs
Exterior: View of the Gallery of Bas-Reliefs
Exterior: View of the Gallery of Bas-Reliefs
Exterior: View of the Gallery of Bas-Reliefs
Exterior: View of the Gallery of Bas-Reliefs
Exterior: View of the second level, from the southwestern portion of the interior of the first level
Exterior: View of the first level from the northeast corner of the first level wall
Exterior: View of the first level from the northeast corner of the first level wall
Exterior: East Entrance to Second Level
Interior: View of the northwest courtyard within the cross-shaped galleries
Exterior: View of the Central Sanctuary from the northwest corner of the second level
Interior: View of the southeast courtyard within the cross-shaped galleries
Exterior: View of the first level, north of the central walkway and the Terrace of Honor
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