By Archisha Yadav | September 19, 2024
World’s largest Buddhist temple, built in the 8th-9th centuries, features a 35-metre high central dome & is composed of 2 million stone blocks.
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This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the largest temple complex globally, built between the 9th and 15th centuries.
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Spanning over 100 hectares, Karnak is an ancient Egyptian temple complex developed over 1,000 years, making it larger than some cities.
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Located in New Delhi, this Hindu temple is renowned for its grand structure. It measures 43 metres in height, 96 metres in width, and 110 metres in length.
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One of the largest Orthodox churches, this temple in Belgrade spans 91 metres in length and 81 metres in width, symbolising Serbian spirituality.
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Covering 156 acres, this temple dedicated to Ranganatha features 21 towers. It is situated on an islet formed by the Cauvery and Coleroon rivers.
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A Mesoamerican pyramid, this temple stands 72 metres high and is part of the ancient city ruins of Tikal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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This stupa is the largest by volume in the world, standing at 122 metres tall. It was built using approximately 93 million bricks.
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Situated in Madurai, this temple spans over 70,050 square metres. It is an iconic cultural and historical landmark in India.
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Dedicated to Shiva in his Somaskanda form, this temple complex covers 20 acres and is known for its extensive layout and architectural grandeur.
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