Angkor Wat
Temple
Excellent
UNESCO World Heritage
Angkor Wat symbolizes the zenith of Khmer architectural, cultural, and religious influence. Its intricate design and extensive bas-reliefs offer invaluable insights into ancient Khmer society and reli...
Era:
Khmer Empire
Region:
Cambodia
Research Confidence:
(100%)
About Angkor Wat
Angkor Wat is a monumental temple complex in Cambodia, celebrated as the world's largest religious monument. Initially erected as a Hindu shrine for Vishnu in the 12th century by the Khmer Empire, it was later transformed into a Buddhist temple.
Historical Significance
Angkor Wat symbolizes the zenith of Khmer architectural, cultural, and religious influence. Its intricate design and extensive bas-reliefs offer invaluable insights into ancient Khmer society and religious practices.
Quick Facts
Type:
Temple
Era:
Khmer Empire
Region:
Cambodia
Condition:
Excellent