Angkor Wat
Built for King Suryavarman II as a Hindu temple and later used for Buddhist worship, it is among the largest religious monuments in the world.
Stupas, towers and temple cities of the Hindu and Buddhist traditions, compared across centuries.
Built for King Suryavarman II as a Hindu temple and later used for Buddhist worship, it is among the largest religious monuments in the world.
A Buddhist monument of stacked terraces decorated with thousands of relief panels and many stupas.
Built by Rajaraja Chola I, with a 66-metre tower topped by a single granite capstone. It is the finest example of Chola architecture.
The temple complex is crowned by towering gateway towers called gopurams, covered in thousands of brightly painted sculptures.
A temple designed as a colossal chariot of the sun god, with carved stone wheels and richly sculpted walls.
Medieval temples famous for the detailed sculptures covering their walls, which depict gods, musicians, dancers and everyday life.
The Great Stupa, a solid dome ringed by four carved gateways, is among the oldest stone structures in India and a centre of Buddhist art.
A gilded stupa rising above Yangon, surrounded by shrines and covered in gold plates.
A white-and-red palace-fortress high above Lhasa, once the winter home of the Dalai Lamas, with over a thousand rooms.