Angkor Wat

City/Capital of Temples

Alternative Names

អង្គរវត្ត

Date

12th century

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

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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…
Exterior: View of the entry tower into the complex enclosed by a…
Exterior: View of Central Sanctuary from the walkway
Exterior: View of a library on the south side of the entrance…
Interior: Northern Library, view of the Southern Library across…
Exterior: Entrance, Tower of Honor to the west and entrance to…
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…
Exterior: View of the first level from the northeast corner of…
Exterior: View of the first level from the northeast corner of…
Exterior: East Entrance to Second Level
Interior: View of the northwest courtyard within the cross-…
Exterior: View of the Central Sanctuary from the northwest…
Interior: View of the southeast courtyard within the cross-…
Exterior: View of the first level, north of the central walkway…
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