The Vatican ain't got nothin' on Angkor Wat. The world's largest religious monument is located in what country?

You'll need a tuk-tuk or a rented bicycle to explore all Angkor Wat has to offer. The Buddhist temple complex in Cambodia stretches across 400 acres and is made up of dozens of temples. Built in the 12th century by Emperor Suryavarman II, the main temple was originally Hindu and dedicated to the god Vishnu. Later that century, however, Angkor Wat (which means "temple city" in Khmer) converted to Buddhism. Whatever religion you practice (if any), the complex is an incredibly enlightening sanctuary to explore.

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